Bangui Travel Guide

 cyndymc Says:  Pebble Beach is not quite enticing for swimming; nonetheless, tourists go there to have a close up view of the Bangui Windmill Farm. As the name implies, the beach is full of pebbles instead of sand. Your feet will sink into the pebbly shore as you walk along the shore.... 

 cyndymc Says:  On the shore of Bangui Bay, you’ll find the biggest wind turbines in Southeast Asia. The windmills are beautifully arranged in a single row, forming an arc along the shoreline. They stand 326 meters apart from each other, each with a towering height equivalent to a 23-story... 

 joiwatani Says:  Make sure that when you buy a wooden windmill, you have to pack it carefully because this is very delicate. The propeller breaks easily. My sister bought one for her daughter and it broke right away. So make sure that you have to store it separately as this is very fragile... 

 joiwatani Says:  Make sure that when you buy a wooden windmill, you have to pack it carefully because this is very delicate. The propeller breaks easily. My sister bought one for her daughter and it broke right away. So make sure that you have to store it separately as this is very fragile... 

 joiwatani Says:  Make sure that when you buy a wooden windmill, you have to pack it carefully because this is very delicate. The propeller breaks easily. My sister bought one for her daughter and it broke right away. So make sure that you have to store it separately as this is very fragile... 

 joiwatani Says:  Make sure to bargain the bracelets as souvenir items here. You can also buy some seashells that have markings of Pagudpud Resort on them. The sellers are very polite and very courteous.I bought three bracelets for a hundred pesos, so the bracelets are a little bit less than... 

 machomikemd Says:  Ilocos Norter Province is a Windy Area, particularly in Bangui Town due to the Northwesternly winds coming from the South China Sea hence they've decided to harnest this natural resource and thus the Bangui Windmills and Windfarm was Born. It was Started by An Aid Grant of... 

 cyndymc Says:  For convenience, we chartered an air-conditioned van to take us from Pagudpud to Bangui. That way, we didn't have a problem waiting for a ride to and from Bangui Bay area. We were a group of 11 adults so the P2,000 van rental was cost effective and good enough for us; it... 

 joiwatani Says:  There is not a lot of transportation going directly to the Bangui Windmills. For tourists, they have to go to the town first, hire a tricycle or a jeep. It is very costly to hire a jeep so it is best to contract a tricycle (local transportation- a motorcycle with a passenger... 

 joiwatani Says:  There are local stores on make-shift stores at the Bangui Windmills. They sell souvenir items like homemade windmills made of wood and plywood, seashells, necklaces, bracelets, refrigerator magnets, etc.. The necklaces are well-made and a steal. My sister and I bought some... 

 cyndymc Says:  The morning we were at Pebble Beach, the waves were strong. The cold, clear water could be tempting to get our feet wet and refreshed. If you’re traveling with small children, make sure they have responsible companions while strolling at the shoreline to prevent accidents or... 

 joiwatani Says:  Make sure to park your van or your car at the end of the road not close to the beach because you will get stocked! Make sure to park on the side of the road and not close to the beach. 

 joiwatani Says:  Ice box filled with water, food and drinks Light clothings during the summer time Always bring a toilet paper with you! LOL! Toilets in the Philippines seldom have toilet paper! Nice place to take great shots so you might as well bring your digital camera. Make sure to...