About Cabalitian Island
Cabalitian Island is a small coastal island off the coast of Sual in Pangasinan Province, Ilocos Region, Philippines, located in the Lingayen Gulf. It is known for its sandy shores, clear waters and quiet coastal setting near the Sual port and fishing communities. The island is accessed by boat and is visited for beach activities, sightseeing and island-hopping itineraries that explore the western Pangasinan coastline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, low-lying coastal island with sandy beaches, clear shallow waters and views of the Lingayen Gulf and mainland Sual. Access is by small outrigger boat from Sual. The island has a natural, undeveloped shoreline with fishing boats nearby. Visitors can walk along the beach, swim in calm conditions, take photographs and enjoy island-hopping routes that include nearby coves along the Sual coast.
Key highlights
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Coastal island in Lingayen Gulf off Sual, Pangasinan
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Sandy shoreline and clear waters suitable for swimming and beach walks
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Boat access from Sual port with island-hopping options
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Views of the western Pangasinan coastline and fishing community
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Quiet, undeveloped island setting away from mainland crowds
Route
| By air | Fly to Clark International Airport, then travel by road to Sual |
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| By road | Accessible by road to Sual town proper via Pangasinan provincial roads from Alaminos, Dagupan or Lingayen, then by boat to the island |
| By public transport |