Philippine Beaches
This beach is famous for its powdery white sand and sunsets.
Boracay
The hottest months in the Philippines usually fall between these two months.
April and May
Sunscreen/Sunblock
A shaved ice dessert topped with milk and sweet ingredients.
Halo-halo
This Filipino word means to take a vacation or day off.
bakasyon
Known as the “Surfing capital of the Philippines,” especially busy from July to November.
Siargao
This annual school break in the Philippines usually begins in April and is known for trips to the beach and province.
Summer Vacation/Break
A common Filipino beach snack made from green mangoes.
Mangga with bagoong
This tropical fruit is often eaten chilled to cool down during hot beach days.
Watermelon
This common activity involves singing with friends and a microphone.
Videoke
Celebrated as the "Last Ecological Frontier" of the Philippines, renowned for its 1,700+ islands, immense biodiversity, and 2,000-kilometer coastline.
Palawan
This government agency issues heat index warnings during extreme summer temperatures.
PAGASA
This item is often laid on the sand for picnics or sunbathing.
beach mat or banig
This drink made from young coconut is commonly sold near beaches.
Buko juice
A Filipino slang when you takeout food from an event.
Sharon
Alona beach is famous for its calm waters and long shoreline. Where is this beach located?
Bohol
This weather phenomenon often causes very hot and dry summers in the Philippines.
El Niño
This reusable bag is commonly used by Filipinos to carry food, towels, and extra clothes to the beach.
Bayong
This cold treat on a long plastic is a favorite during hot afternoons.
Ice candy
A Filipino term that is used when a group plans an outing but it never happens.
Drawing
Anawangin Cove became popular for its coves and island-hopping tours. Where is this located?
Zambales
This Filipino term is commonly used to describe the hot and dry season in the Philippines.
Tag-init
This item is often brought to the beach to keep drinks cold during hot summer days.
Cooler (ice box)
A grilled beachside favorite often marinated in soy sauce and calamansi.
Inihaw na liempo
This phrase describes taking photos mainly for social media.
Pang-Instagram/Pang-story