
Surfing Capital of the North
La Union, particularly San Juan, has become the surfing capital of Northern Luzon. Beyond surfing, it offers a laid-back beach town vibe, excellent food scene, craft breweries, and a growing community of digital nomads and artists.
La Union, officially the Province of La Union, is a coastal province in the Philippines situated in the Ilocos Region on the island of Luzon. The province's capital, the City of San Fernando, is the most populous city in La Union and serves as the regional center of the Ilocos Region.
Read more on WikipediaLa Union, also known as L.U. in short, is a province in the Ilocos region of the Philippines.
Main surf beach in San Juan with consistent breaks
Beautiful waterfall requiring a short trek
Unique beach covered in smooth pebbles
Taoist temple with ocean views in San Fernando
Bauang grape farms with wine tasting
Heritage house showcasing Ilocano culture
Hub of surf shops, cafes, and bars
Greek-inspired resort with casino
Learn to surf with local instructors
Rent surfboards by the hour or day
Hike to a beautiful hidden waterfall
Visit unique cafes like El Union and Flotsam
Watch sunset while surfing or from the beach
Sample local grape wines at Bauang farms
Beach yoga offered at various spots
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Explore DealsFamous surf-side cafe with great coffee and dirty horchata
Grilled catch of the day at local eateries
Crispy pork belly, Ilocano specialty
Local craft brewery with sea views
Main surf area, most hostels and cafes
City proper, more hotel options
Quieter beaches, resorts
Less crowded surf spots
November-March for beginners (smaller waves)