Landmark· Pamilacan· Philippines
Pamilacan Spanish Watchtower
9° 29.7′ N · 123° 55.6′ E · approximate
A roughly 200-year-old Spanish fort on Pamilacan's north-east shore, built as a lookout for pirates coming up from the south and now one of the Bohol Watchtowers declared a National Cultural Treasure in 2011.
Practical
Position approx: placed on the north-east side of the island as described by Wikipedia; we found no surveyed position for the tower. Walk from wherever your dinghy lands; ask villagers for the way.
Best for
History on a walk ashore at Pamilacan
Nearby
- Pamilacan Island Dolphin and Whale Watching0.2 NM away
- Pamilacan Sanctuary and Dakit-Dakit0.4 NM away
- Pamilacan Island Anchorage0.7 NM away
- Bohol Bee Farm7.6 NM away
- Bougainvillea Spanish Restaurant (Dauis)7.6 NM away
- Baclayon Church7.7 NM away
- Loay River Harbour Anchorage7.9 NM away
- Dumaluan Beach8 NM away