About Binurong Point
Binurong Point is a coastal viewpoint and natural attraction in Barangay Guinsaanan, Baras, Catanduanes, on the eastern coast of Catanduanes Island facing the Pacific Ocean. It is known for its rolling grass-covered hills, steep cliffs, and panoramic ocean views. The site offers open grasslands, dramatic cliff edges, and scenic trekking trails. Visitors come for sightseeing, photography, and nature viewing in a relatively undeveloped coastal landscape accessible via a short hike from the jump-off point.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open, grassy headland with rolling hills and steep cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The area is reached by a short trek of 10-20 minutes from the jump-off point in Barangay Guinsaanan, often with a local guide. There are no major structures, just natural trails, viewpoints along cliff edges, and expansive views of the coastline, coves, and sea. The terrain is uneven and exposed with little shade.
Key highlights
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Rolling grass-covered hills overlooking the Pacific Ocean
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Steep coastal cliffs with panoramic viewpoints
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Open grassland landscape suitable for photography
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Short trek from Guinsaanan jump-off point to viewpoints
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Views of nearby coves and coastline of eastern Catanduanes
Route
| By air | Fly to Virac Airport, then travel by road to Baras |
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| By road | From Virac, take the Virac-Baras road to Baras town proper, then take a tricycle or habal-habal to the jump-off point in Barangay Guinsaanan, followed by a 10-20 minute trek to the point |
| By public transport |