Luna in 3 days

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Luna guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.

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Day 1

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Morning Saint Catherine of Alexandria Parish ChurchLuna's main Roman Catholic church, built in the Baroque style in 1690. It houses the venerated image of Our Lady of Namacpacan, a statue of the Virgin Mary that arrived in town when the ship transporting the image to its original destination in Vigan was repeatedly forced to seek shelter in town…Directions —

Late morning Baluarte WatchtowerA stout, Spanish-era watchtower meant to guard against pirates and foreign invaders from the South China Sea. The site was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the Philippine government in 2015.Directions —

Afternoon Luna PebblesA stretch of beach known for its pebbled composition.Directions —

Day 2

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Morning Bahay na BatoMeaning "stone house", it is a beachside house and art gallery featuring local history artefacts and works by Korean sculptor Bong Kim, who also designed the house using rocks, wood and pebbles collected along the beaches of Luna.Directions —

Late morning Darigayos BeachThe most famous beach in Luna, featuring white sands along a cove and ideal surfing conditions.Directions —

Afternoon USAFFE-NL Military Shrine and ParkA beachside memorial to the time when Darigayos Beach hosted Camp Spencer, the operational headquarters of American and Filipino forces during the Battle of Bessang Pass in 1945 during World War II.Directions —

Day 3

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Morning Occalong FallsA cascade.Directions —

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