About Cape San Agustin
Cape San Agustin is a prominent headland marking the southeasternmost tip of Mindanao in Barangay Lavigan, Governor Generoso, Davao Oriental. It is notable for its historic lighthouse, rugged cliffs and panoramic views over the Celebes Sea and Davao Gulf. The cape features white-sand coves, rock formations and clear waters, serving as an important navigational landmark with heritage dating to the Spanish era.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a remote coastal headland with dramatic cliffs, rocky shoreline and expansive ocean views. The main landmark is the white Cape San Agustin Lighthouse (Parola) on the point. Surroundings include small white-sand beaches, clear waters, coconut groves and fishing villages. Access typically involves a road trip to Governor Generoso followed by a boat ride and short walk. Facilities are minimal, emphasizing natural scenery, photography and lighthouse viewing.
Key highlights
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Southeasternmost point of Mindanao Island
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Historic Cape San Agustin Lighthouse (Parola) with panoramic sea views
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Rugged cliffs, rock formations and white-sand coves
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Clear waters overlooking the Celebes Sea and Davao Gulf
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Remote, undeveloped natural coastal landscape