About Bagasbas Beach
Bagasbas Beach is a long, gray-sand beach in Barangay Bagasbas, Daet, Camarines Norte, facing the Philippine Sea in the Bicol Region. Known as the surfing capital of Bicol, it is notable for its consistent waves, wide shoreline, and affordable surf schools. The beach stretches for about two kilometers, lined with resorts, eateries, and surf rental shops, attracting surfers, kiteboarders, and casual beachgoers year-round.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, 2-kilometer stretch of gray-brown sand facing the Pacific with consistent waves and breezy conditions. The shoreline is lined with low-rise resorts, local eateries, and surfboard rental shops. The area is active with surf lessons, kiteboarding, and beach walks, with open views of the sea and sunrise. Facilities are simple and locally run, with a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere compared to major resort beaches.
Key highlights
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Long 2-kilometer gray-sand shoreline facing the Philippine Sea
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Recognized surfing capital of the Bicol Region with consistent waves for beginners and intermediate surfers
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Popular spot for kiteboarding and wind sports due to steady winds
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Affordable surf schools and board rentals along the beachfront
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Wide beachfront with resorts and local seafood eateries
Culture & Context
Known as the surfing capital of Camarines Norte and the Bicol Region, Bagasbas Beach is a center for local surf culture and hosts regional surfing and kiteboarding competitions that support community tourism and livelihoods in Daet.
Route
| By air | Fly to Naga Airport (Pili) or Bicol International Airport in Daraga, Albay, then travel by van or bus to Daet (3-4 hours from Naga/Legazpi) |
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| By road |