HomeParaw Regatta Festival 2009Prepare for another exciting festival to hit Iloilo City as the Ilonggos hold the Paraw Regatta Festival 2009 this February 15-22, 2009. The Paraw Regatta Festival has grown tremendously over the years with numerous events lined up around the main high By Marcos Detourista on February 4, 2009Prepare for another exciting festival to hit Iloilo City as the Ilonggos hold the Paraw Regatta Festival 2009 this February 15-22, 2009. The Paraw Regatta Festival has grown tremendously over the years with numerous events lined up around the main highlight, which is the race among native outriggers called “Paraws” in the strait between the island Province of Guimaras and Iloilo City. A paraw docks at the shores of Villa Beach during the Paraw Regatta Festival 2009These events include pinta layag, slalom race, mini-paraw boat race, luces by the sea (pyrotechnics exhibition), beach sports, samba de regatta, anglers fishing competition, and many more. So be sure to take your beach slippers to Arevalo this third week of February for the Paraw Regatta Festival 2009 and have a fun time under the sun! Having fun at Villa Beach during the Paraw Regatta Festival 2009Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔThis site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Comments ggembbrrll saysMay 23, 2012 at 12:08 amWow! Sounds like the perfect job for you. You get paid to do what you enjoy. Singapore is a very small croutny and it’s easy to get around. We’ve spent weekends going to different malls to discover shops. Where I live is a dead place tho’. We have literally nothing – just eating places and a few unattractive shops. It used to be a quiet place but flats and condos are constantly being built until right now we have no open spaces left.Reply markey saysMarch 13, 2009 at 12:27 amvery colorful…Reply
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