Unicorn island is all your Instagram needs for National Unicorn Day
It's a pink and purple dreamscape.
It just might be the most coveted, most Instagrammable beach destination. Welcome to Unicorn Island, an inflatable water park in the Philippines.
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It's a pink and purple dreamscape of unicorn-themed rafts the size of eight basketball courts. It is, according to its Facebook page, conceived of and run by millennial Filipinos.
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Unicorn Island is located in Subic Bay, Lower Kalaklan, National Highway, Olongapo City, Zambales, Philippines. But there's a much easier way to think about it: 15 minutes by seaplane or 2.5 hours by car from Manila, the nation's capital.
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The park is family-friendly, serves food and drinks, and has lockers for rent. Entry to the park is about $10 and up.
This story was originally published on May 4, 2018.