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Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
Can I just say, it's so convenient to be able to just blog about my travel experience rather than painstakingly using a pen to write a handwritten travel diary? Much easier.
Day 2 of our Ilocos adventure begins. Compared to Day 1 where we went to Fort Ilocandia, Calle Crisologo, Vigan, and several other Ilocos stopovers, our itinerary for Day 2 was much more relaxed.
Our first stop was Cape Bojeador. Like the rest of Ilocos, Cape Bojeador had a rustic, historical (dating to the Spanish colonial period) feel that's perfect for photos.
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According to Kuya John (our guide from J2F Ilocos Travel & Tours), this is the highest elevated lighthouse in the Philippines. But after some research, I found that although that is a popular belief, it is actually inaccurate. Lol. But it is "the highest elevated still original and active Spanish era lighthouse in the country." (Source: Wikipedia. Haha)
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There's honestly not that much to see here as it is a simple lighthouse (to me) and it only took us about 10-15 minutes to tour this place. But visit it anyway, if not for the view, then for the experience and for the photo opportunity. ;)
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