A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Gasan 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
Gasan People's ParkThe largest park in Gasan, this is where the town's annual passion play is staged every Black Saturday, as well as the Gasang-Gasang Street Dancing Festival every Easter Sunday. The Gasan Public Library is located inside the park.Directions
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Late morning
Gasan Sea View ParkAlso known as the Gasan Baywalk, fairs are often held here. A wooden suspension footbridge—the only one of its kind in Marinduque—connects the park to neighboring Barangay Dili.Directions
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Lunch
Ristorante d'l JoseGasan's only Italian restaurant, it also serves Filipino and Chinese dishes.Directions
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Afternoon
Saint Joseph the Worker ParishLocated on the second-highest point in Gasan, the church has a viewing platform with wonderful views of the town center below. A grand new church—believed to be the biggest in Marinduque—has replaced the old church (which was converted into an auditorium), with a large altarpiece at the end. While…Directions
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Day 2
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Morning
Kawilihan ParkLocated on the highest point in Gasan, it has a commanding view of the town center, with giant ipil-ipil trees being the park's main attraction.Directions
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Late morning
Tres Reyes IslandsA chain of three islands off the coast of Gasan, they are named after the Three Kings of the Nativity. Unlike the black, rocky sand and dark waters along the coast of mainland Gasan, the Tres Reyes Islands have white sand beaches and blue waters, and the islands' ecology is ideal for diving.Directions
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