Welcome To Laoag

Laoag City, a vibrant and dynamic growth center in the north. It boasts of graceful, historic churches, deep aquamarine-colored seas, panoramic vistas of rugged mountains, hidden waterfalls and a multihued history that whispers of gold mines, bloody revolts and an interesting window to Philippine national politics.

In Laoag, not to be missed are the massive bell tower of Saint William Cathedral, also known as the Sinking Bell Tower, Iloko Museo and the Tobacco Monopoly Monument.

Things To Do

Museo Ilocos Norte
Laoag Sinking Bell Tower
Laoag (La Paz) Sand Dunes
Malacañang of The North
Marcos Mausoleum, Batac
Paoay Church
Juan Luna Shrine, Badoc
Northwestern University Botanical Gardens and Ecotourism Park
Santa Monica Church, Sarrat
Nueva Era Eco-Cultural Park
Davila Mangroves, Davila, Pasuquin
Museo de Bacarra, Bacarra Ilocos Norte
Cape Bojeador Lighthouse, Burgos
Kapurpurawan Rock Formation, Burgos
Kaangrian Falls, Burgos
Bangui Windmills, Bangui
Blue Lagoon, Pagudpud
Saud White Beach Cove, Pagudpud
Patapat Viaduct, Pagudpud
Anuplig Falls, Adams
Adams Wildlife Critical Habitat (a newly declared protected area in Adams)

How To Get There

Air – Laoag International Airport that is easily accessible with just a 45-minute flight from Manila via Philippine Airlines or Cebu Pacific. 
Flights to Laoag International Airport: 
China- Guangzhou, New Baiyun (CAN) and Shanghai, Pu Dong (PVG)
Hong Kong, Hong Kong International
Macau, Macau
South Korea: Seoul, Incheon (ICN)
Taiwan: Taipei, Chiang Kai Shek (TPE)
LAND – Bus companies such as Partas Trans, Farinas Trans, Florida, Maria de Leon, and RCJ bus lines serve the Manila-Laoag route. Bus stations found along Cubao and Pasay. 
SEA – The San Fernando International Seaport can accommodate al types of vessels such as cruise ships, (RORO) roll-on roll-off vessels, motor tankers, barges, cargo vessels, motor tugboats and local fishing boats.