 Just a few meters away from the pebble-strewn beach in the quiet coastal barangay of Amoingon in Boac are coral gardens still home to a variety of tropical fishes, seahorses and marine mollusks. |
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| Clown fishes have returned to the reefs. This was one of the beaches affected by an accidental mine spill that occurred over a decade ago, one that also affected certain estuaries that, somehow, have managed to clean themselves and slowly come back to life again, including this area. |
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| Angel fish are still among the fish varieties that could also be found in the shallow waters. |
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| Railroad vines that help control erosion are allowed to bloom on this beach. Seashells mingle with pebbles and semi-precious stones washed up ashore that any first-time visitors could find themselves picking up interesting ones to bring home as souvenirs. |
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| Amoingon is just over a mile away from the Port of Cawit in Boac. |
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| At low tide, part of the coral reefs emerge, signalling some residents to find mollusks to cook and sea urchins to savor right away. |
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| Chateau-du-Mer is among the few resorts found in Amoingon with a beach house ideal for short vacations. |