Carasi is a municipality in Ilocos Norte, Philippines. While Carasi itself is small, the surrounding area boasts major attractions:
1892 Spanish colonial lighthouse; oldest in NW Luzon. Panoramic South China Sea views; hilltop setting.
Long white-sand stretch, clear turquoise water, coconut palms. Swimming, surfing, kiteboarding, sunset watching.
First wind farm in Philippines (2005); 20 turbines along coast. Iconic renewable energy landmark; scenic drive.
White limestone sculpted by waves/wind into dramatic shapes. Short hike; stunning coastal vistas.
UNESCO World Heritage (Baroque Churches of Philippines). 18th-century coral-stone/brik architecture; distinctive buttresses; sinking bell tower.
Former presidential summer palace (1920s); now museum of Marcos-era memorabilia; lakeside gardens.
Dedicated to Ferdinand Marcos (President 1965–1986); artifacts, documents, hologram; controversial but historically significant.
All sites are within 30–60 minutes of Carasi. Ilocos Norte blends natural drama, colonial heritage, and political history.