About Anguib Beach
Anguib Beach is a white-sand beach on Anguib Island off the coast of Santa Ana in northeastern Cagayan, Philippines. Accessible only by boat from San Vicente Port, it is known for its powdery white sand, clear turquoise waters and views of the Dos Hermanos Islands. Often called the Boracay of the North, the beach offers a secluded island setting with basic cottages and camping areas for day trips and overnight stays.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a secluded island beach with powdery white sand and clear turquoise water, accessible by a 30-45 minute boat ride from San Vicente Port. The beach is lined with basic open cottages and camping areas, with views of Dos Hermanos Islands offshore. Facilities are minimal with no permanent resorts, offering swimming, snorkeling, photography and island-hopping in a quiet, undeveloped natural setting.
Key highlights
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Powdery white sand and clear turquoise water
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Secluded island setting on Anguib Island off Santa Ana
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Scenic views of Dos Hermanos Islands
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Clear waters suitable for swimming and snorkeling
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Camping and day-trip cottages in a natural, undeveloped environment
Route
| By air | Fly to Tuguegarao Airport (TUG), then take van or bus to Santa Ana and boat to the island. |
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| By road | Travel by road to San Vicente Port in Santa Ana, Cagayan (about 3-4 hours from Tuguegarao City), then take a 30-45 minute chartered boat to Anguib Island. |
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