About Boslon Island
Boslon Island is a small uninhabited coastal island part of the Britania Group of Islands off the coast of Barangay Britania in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines. Known for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise waters and surrounding coral areas, it is a stop on island-hopping tours from Britania. The island offers a quiet natural setting with palm-fringed shoreline and shallow waters, valued for swimming, sightseeing and photography within the Britania island cluster.
Visitors guide
Visitors reach Boslon Island by small outrigger boat from Britania as part of an island-hopping tour of the Britania Group. The island features a white sand beach, clear shallow waters, scattered rock formations and coconut palms with open views of neighboring islets. There are no permanent commercial structures, offering a natural beach environment where visitors can walk along the shoreline, swim in calm areas, and take photos of the surrounding seascape.
Key highlights
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Part of the Britania Group of Islands off San Agustin
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White sandy beach with clear turquoise water
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Uninhabited natural island setting with coconut palms
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Popular stop on Britania island-hopping boat tours
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Views of neighboring islets and coral shallows
Route
| By air | Fly to Tandag Airport or Bancasi Airport in Butuan, then travel by road to San Agustin/Britania |
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| By road | From Tandag City or San Agustin town center, travel by road to Barangay Britania in San Agustin, the jump-off point for Britania Group island-hopping boats |
| By public transport |