About Bonbon Beach
Bonbon Beach is a white-sand beach in Barangay Lonos, municipality of Romblon on Romblon Island, Romblon Province. It is notable for its long stretch of fine white sand, clear turquoise water, and a natural sandbar that emerges during low tide connecting the beach to the uninhabited Bang-og Island. The beach is a popular destination for swimming, photography and sandbar walks.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, curved stretch of fine white to cream-colored sand bordered by coconut trees and clear shallow water. During low tide, a narrow sandbar is exposed allowing visitors to walk toward Bang-og Island. The setting is relatively undeveloped and quiet, with small cottages and local food stalls, open views of the sea and nearby islets, and areas for swimming, wading, beach walking and photography.
Key highlights
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Natural sandbar that connects Bonbon Beach to Bang-og Island during low tide
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Long stretch of fine white sand and clear turquoise water
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Views of Bang-og Island and surrounding islets
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Relatively undeveloped and quiet coastal setting in Barangay Lonos
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Popular spot for swimming, wading and photography
Route
| By air | Fly to Tugdan Airport on Tablas Island, then take a ferry or motorized boat to Romblon Island and continue by road to Lonos |
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| By road | From Romblon town proper, take a tricycle or habal-habal to Barangay Lonos, approximately 15-20 minutes ride to Bonbon Beach |
| By public transport |