“The first commercial wind farm in the Philippines Scenic coastal views and photo opportunities Each turbine stands about 70 meters tall, with over 20 turbines Produces clean electricity for Ilocos Norte Province”
Bangui Windmills is located along the coast of Laoag City, Ilocos Norte. The wind farm was established to produce electricity from wind and promote the use of clean energy in the Philippines. Each turbine reaches approximately 70 meters in height_, with blades extending 41 meters long.
Visitors can walk along the coastline to see and photograph the turbines, which create a dramatic and picturesque landscape. It is a popular spot for sunrise and sunset viewing and serves as a symbol of renewable energy development in the country.
The wind farm attracts both local and international tourists. Besides admiring the turbines, visitors can relax on open spaces along the shore and enjoy picnics. Nearby eateries offer fresh seafood from local fishermen.
Educational activities are also available, where students and visitors can learn about wind energy and renewable technology. Information is provided about how wind power is generated and the benefits of clean energy.
Bangui Windmills serves as both a tourist attraction and an educational site for renewable energy, exemplifying sustainable development and environmental preservation alongside tourism.
How to Get There
- From San Fernando City, travel about 1–1.5 hours by car or public transport to Laoag City, then walk along the beach to explore the windmills.
Travel Tips
- Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen as the beach area is exposed to strong sunlight, especially from late morning to afternoon.
Admission Fee
- Domestic visitors: Free
- Foreign visitors: Free
Opening Hours
- Open daily: 06:00 – 18:00