A picturesque road bridge traversing the breathtaking northern coastline of Luzon. It provides a vital connection between Ilocos Norte and Cagayan.and is a beautiful location for a road trip and scenic photos for your social media.

With extensive stretches of white powdery sand and sparkling waves. Saud Beach is Pagudpud’s best loved beach and is rated amongst the world’s 25 best beaches by US Travel+Leisure magazine. It’s a fantastic location for swimming, sunbathing, and beach activities.

A cave-like rock formation on the coast near Blue Lagoon. It’s a fantastic location for capturing pictures and appreciating Pagudpud’s natural beauty.

Noted for its crystal-clear blue seas, white sand beaches, and spectacular views. Swimming, snorkeling, and other water sports are very popular there.

Kabigan Falls is a hidden treasure in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte. It gives a cool respite from the heat and the chance to enjoy the area’s natural splendor, making it a must-visit location for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

An area with several popular viewpoints over the West Philippine Sea, located about 15 minutes drive from Villa Naranja.

About 40 minutes drive south of Pagudpud, Cape Bojeador Lighthouse is a cultural heritage structure constructed during the Spanish colonial period.The lighthouse was first lit on March 30, 1892, and is set high on Vigia de Nagpartian Hill overlooking the scenic Cape Bojeador.

Paoay Church, an UNESCO World Heritage site, estimated to be 2 hours drive south of Pagudpud and a recommended stop en-route. It is one of the finest examples of the earthquake baroque style, characterized by thick walls made from coral stones and bricks, and is one of the oldest churches in the Philippines at over 300 years.

Probably the best preserved Spanish colonial town in the Philippines. Vigan is well known for cobbled streets and Spanish colonial era architecture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage City and being about 3 hours drive south of Pagudpud is a perfect stop-over for those travelling from the south.

Located 30 minutes south of Pagudpud. The Bangui Windmills are a row of wind turbines stretching along the coast of Bangui Bay. Known for their iconic and picturesque presence, these windmills not only provide sustainable energy but also attract tourists with their backdrop of the West Philippine Sea. As the first power-generating wind farm in Southeast Asia, they symbolize the country's progress towards a green future.