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about this place can be described as “great”! Great Food! Great View! Great Atmosphere! Great Prices! Prices that will not even put a dent in your holiday budget with a seafood platter for eight at just over P1300, which includes rice and endless iced tea. Because of Anda’s proximity near the Hundred Islands, it is the so-called “Mother of the Hundred Islands.” Swimming in Bolinao is a beach-goers delight, with its crystal clear blue pristine waters and white sands all goes to make a swimmers dreams come true, with many beautiful resorts along the beach front to make your stay complete. Hundred Islands bats Resorts like the Punta Rivera, that tells you, where the river meets the sea, who are always boasting, and with good reason “something new, something different”. This stunning coastline where the river meets the sea will bring a touch of magic to you each new day. Anda Hundred Islands is so popular a destination for its enduring and attractive plot of islands, but only a few know there is a large island that is the mother of these 100 islands. Anda is a 3rd class island municipality in the province of Pangasinan, Philippines. According to the census, it has a population of 39,504 people. The people of Anda generally speak Pangasinan, Bolinao, and Ilocano. Tondol Beach, Anda, Pangasinan 80
The municipality consists primarily of Cabarruyan Island (also known as Anda Island), as well as minor surrounding islets. Because of Anda’s proximity near the Hundred Islands, a popular tourist destination for its caves and beaches, it is the so-called “Mother of the Hundred Islands.” On the north-west portion of Lingayen Gulf lies a group of islands which comprise the territory of Anda. Before the middle of the nineteenth century, the islands which comprise the municipality were uninhabited. Only occasionally did seafarers and fishermen use the coast as havens. Andres de la Cruz Cacho, fondly called in Bolinao as Andales Kulayo, discovered a vast tract of land suitable for grazing and fertile lowlands, and an abundant spring for agriculture. It was he who brought families from the town of Bolinao aboard a big boat and dispersed them on the island of Cabarruyan in 1842. The spread of population was rapid. By August, Mal-Ong, Awag, Santa Rita, and San Nicolas were established. Within a period of only four months, May to August, 1842, the whole island of Cabarruyan was populated. A steady stream of settlers followed the first pioneers and soon within a few years, the population was large enough to form a municipality. In January, 1849 a conference of leaders was called by Don Pablo Cacho Valerio through his son Don Domingo with the end in view to established a new town. The leaders drafted a petition for the creation of a new town and sent copies on March 15, 1849 to Don Jose Sanchez y Guerrero, the then Alcalde at Iba, Zambales and to the Archbishop of Manila. On May 26, 1849, the Alcalde brought the reply granting the petition. Accompanied by the Parish Priest, Rev. Fr. Juan On May 10, 1842, the pioneers landed on what is now the barrio of Dolaoan, put up a settlement, and chose San Miguel Arcangel as their Patron Saint. On May 25, 1842 they established Carot and Cabungan with Sta. Lucia as the common Saint of the two settlements. In the first of June of same year, Tondol was founded. Sablig was settled in the middle of June. By the third week of June, Macaleeng was occupied. No family was willing, to stay in Toritori at the time and so the place was bypassed. The settlers proceeded to Awile and Aruab (now Roxas) and by early July, they have established settlements in the area. 81
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