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Dangay, located in the municipality of Roxas, Oriental Mindoro, is best known as a strategic transport hub connecting the island of Mindoro with the Visayas region. Its busy port serves as a primary gateway for RORO ferries heading to Caticlan, the main jump-off point for Boracay. Beyond its logistical importance, Dangay features pleasant coastal areas for travelers to relax. Resorts such as La Primiera Beach Resort and Cruzmart Beach Resort offer cozy beachfront stays, while the Kamayan Penthouse Beach Resort provides a more elevated accommodation experience. For those looking for a greener, more natural setting, the Green Scape Beach Resort (sometimes listed as Green Scape Bach Resort) is a first-rate choice. The town is a lively center of trade where visitors can experience local Mindoro life and enjoy fresh island produce. Whether you are just passing through or staying a while, Dangay provides a unique glimpse into the maritime culture of the Philippines along with comfortable seaside relaxation.
- Location: Philippines
- Top sights: La Primiera Beach Resort · Cruzmart Beach Resort · Kamayan Penthouse Beach Resort
- Nearby: Bongabong (10 km)
- Population: ~14.335 (2017)
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- Location: Roxas, Oriental Mindoro
- Function: Major ferry port
- Destination: Gateway to Boracay
- Resorts: Various coastal hotels
- Economy: Trade & fishing
- Climate: Tropical
- Transport: Bus from Calapan
- Highlight: Strategic maritime hub
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