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Baybay Boulevard
Coordinates: 11°36′48″N125°26′18″E / 11.613369°N 125.438421°E / 11.613369; 125.438421
Location Borongan, Eastern Samar, Philippines
OperatorBorongan City Tourism Office

Baybay Boulevard is a promenade with a beach in Borongan, Eastern Samar, Philippines. [1]

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Geography

The coast begins from the Lo-om River, then going north for 1.5 kilometers, until Sabang River. [2]

Tourism

There are eateries spanning the beach, with a skateboard park and a basketball court, there are also parks beside the beach. [ citation needed ]

The tourism office established a program called Surf in the City holding surfing events, including the 2nd National Surfing Competition held from November 24–26, 2023. [3] [4]

The beach holds numerous events, local and national, including the 2024 Miss Earth beachwear competition, [5] and a national kayaking race. [6]

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