#790 - Dipaculao Aurora shots for Saturday.
Greetings this evening fellow Hivers. Allow me to share shots taken when we went to Dinadiawan, a barangay in Dipaculao which beach fronts are known to many because of it's fine sands and calm water. I was with the wife and my parents then two of my siblings, also came with us is my cousin and his wife and two kids. We traveled almost two hours to get here. We left five in the morning and arrived just before seven. However, we didn't have any place booked so we just stroll in the town to look for any available hut that we can stay for the day until three in the afternoon. We found a place hidden in a coconut plantation and there are several huts for rent. We paid one thousand pesos which includes the hut and also the entrance for all of us.
On the right side of the resort we stayed in are resort fronts which seems expensive as there's not a lot of people on those shores. There's also like a barrier from the first resort that looks exclusive so people can't trespass going there.
The weather was cloudy when we got here and then there's also an occasional rain drop that occured but mostly cloudy though the day. My wife and I walked on the shore where there these coconut trees and then I also took photo of the wife under a coconut tree 😅.
One area of the shore particularly the front of the resort we were staying has lots of stones or rocks formations that are small and the floor is also rocks. My wife posing on top of a small rock with the view of the calm water and we can see the sea floor has rock beds too where small fish, crabs and other sea creatures are found.
There's also a volleyball area here but no one was playing at the time. We went here on a weekday so there was no large group of people that came to see the beach during working days. But there's a dog guarding it though 😅.
Then my wife and I took turns taking photos of us while we dipped on to the shallow water where there's also rock beds underneath. The water was so calm you couldn't feel the waves at all. On the left side just a few meters is where the swimming can be done, it's where there's sand already on the sea floor and there's also a deep part great for swimming because there's no waves at all.
We also saw a fisherman's boat docked on the shore since it's already daylight and they always go out fishing during the dark. They left the paddle on the boat and I used it as a props for this shot😄.
Follow me on my nature travels.
Shot taken in Aurora, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Samsung Z5 flip phone. ~rex