Fort of Kota Park

Kota Park- as what's it's being called by locals. This enchanting beach not only captivates with its free-spirited charm but also has a historical treasure – a magnificent fort that adds a touch of mystique to your seaside experience.Colorful sunset and the fort serve as a testament to the area's rich history, creating a unique atmosphere for visitors seeking both natural beauty and cultural intrigue.The beach, which is free of admission, offers ample space for gatherings and celebrations. Whether you're exploring the historic nooks of the fort or enjoying a picnic on the sandy shores, this destination promises an unforgettable blend of nature, history, and celebration.

A small Spanish fortification is actually a small triangular fortress, and the city wall is not high. The defense of the locals is enough. In this sea, when the wind and rain are heavy, it is really scary. We are in this weather and we have no mood to play.

The rainy season in the Philippines is very easy to have a typhoon, the weather changes very much, before we went, the wind and the sun were quite big, when we arrived near the park, the day began to be cool, when we walked to the park, the wind blew, slightly rain. There is no mood at all.

In the face of a strong wind, a tree is blowing east and west. This scenic spot is very small, it is a small fortress, very small, and still locked the door, can not enter the visit, it was too windy and rainy, after taking the photo, I left!

At first it came for the monuments, but the monuments closed. Free parks, north of the island. But what's interesting is the bridge by the sea. Many local children can dive. There's a small fishing village next to it.