Eastern Samar is a province of the Philippines in Samar Island blessed with surreal tourist spots and promising eco-tourism destinations. Hidden in the forested lands of the province are its enchanting caves and majestic waterfalls. Furthermore, off the coasts of the province facing the Pacific Ocean are the beautiful islands with white sand beaches, rock formations and surrounding seas teeming with marine life.
The province of Eastern Samar is one of the 3 provinces in Samar Island which belongs to Eastern Visayas Region. It is bordered by the provinces of Nothern Samar (north), Philippine Sea & Pacific Ocean (east), Leyte Gulf (south) and Samar (west). The capital city of the province is Borongan. Over 460,000+ total residents of the province speaks in Waray-Waray, Cebuano, Filipino and English languages.
CALICOAN BEACH
ABCD Beach, commonly known as Calicoan Beach, is one of the most visited tourist spots in Eastern Samar. The beach is geographically facing the Pacific Ocean that produces huge waves which make it the best surfing site in the entire province. The beach features a long stretch of fine sand, rocky bottoms and simple environment. Surfing is fun and this is the site where most people learn how to surf and show off their skills, even surfing competitions are held here. Calicoan Beach is found in Calicoan Island which is connected to the mainland through a narrow bridge.
LINAO CAVE
Pearl Island
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