BAYBAY BEACH IN ROXAS CITY

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 Baybay Beach in Roxas City, Capiz is popular weekend spot for locals and visitors from nearby towns and provinces. With its seven-kilometer long stretch of sugar-fine glittery black sand and relatively calm waters, the beach is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and skimboarding.
ROXAS CITY BRIDGE

 Roxas City Bridge Photo by Nygel John J. Melitado of flickr.com

 Formerly called the Capiz Bridge, the Roxas City Bridge was constructed in 1910, and remained firm and strong up to this date. The famous bridge overlook Panay River, making it a silent witness to everything that has happened to its surroundings since it was built.

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