About Alubihod Beach
Alubihod Beach is a white-sand beach in Barangay Sto. Domingo, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, facing the Panay Gulf and Iloilo Strait. Located about 20 kilometers from Jordan Wharf, it is one of Guimaras's most accessible and developed beaches, lined with resorts and cottages. Known for calm, shallow waters, sunset views toward Panay Island, and as a jump-off point for island-hopping to nearby islets, it serves as a popular day-trip destination from Iloilo City.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a curved stretch of light-colored sand bordered by coconut trees and a line of beachfront resorts and cottages. The water is generally calm and shallow near shore, suitable for wading and swimming. The beach area is developed with rental cottages, food stalls and boat services. Boats are stationed along the shore for island-hopping to Ave Maria Islet and other nearby coves. Sunsets over the Panay Gulf are a key feature, with views toward Panay Island.
Key highlights
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White-sand shoreline with calm, shallow waters
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Sunset views over Panay Gulf toward Panay Island
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Jump-off point for island-hopping to Ave Maria Islet and Natago Beach
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Row of beachfront resorts, cottages and eateries
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Accessible day-trip beach from Jordan and Iloilo City
Route
| By air | Fly to Iloilo International Airport, transfer to Iloilo City wharves (Ortiz or Parola) and take a ferry to Jordan, Guimaras |
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| By road | From Jordan Wharf, take a van or tricycle via the Jordan-Nueva Valencia road to Alubihod in Barangay Sto. Domingo, about 30-45 minutes by road |
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