Bahay na Bato, Luna
Bahay na Bato
A privately built pebble art garden, with houses, sculptures and beach paths made from seaside pebbles and driftwood.
Bahay na Bato means 'stone house'. This private pebble-themed garden on the seaside in Luna was created by its owner. Using pebbles from the local coast and driftwood, they built houses, arches, figure sculptures and garden paths that extend down to the pebble beach. Visitors can relax in hammocks and enjoy the sea breeze. Tickets cost a few dozen pesos, and there is a small shop on site. The garden pairs well with the Baluarte Watchtower. From San Juan, a hired tricycle takes about 40 minutes.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Baluarte Watchtower, Luna
- Our Lady of Namacpacan Church
- Immuki Island
- Urbiztondo Beach, San Juan
- Ma-Cho Temple
- Halo-Halo de Iloko
- Tangadan Falls
- Filipino-Chinese Friendship Pagoda