Cobrador Island

Cobrador Island, also known as Naguso Island, is a small inhabited island barangay north of Romblon Island in the municipality of Romblon, Romblon Province, Philippines. Part of the Romblon island group in the Sibuyan Sea, it is noted for its white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, coral reefs and quiet fishing community. Accessible by boat from Romblon Town, it offers a laid-back island experience away from the main island.

Visitors can expect a small, quiet island with white-sand beaches, clear shallow waters and fringing coral reefs suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The island has a modest fishing village, scattered houses, small stores and homestays, with undeveloped coastline, coconut trees and rocky sections. Access is by outrigger boat from Romblon Town, and exploration is on foot along beaches and village paths. Facilities are basic and the atmosphere is rural and tranquil.

Cobrador Island is an inhabited island barangay of the municipality of Romblon with a traditional fishing community. Livelihood is centered on fishing and small-scale agriculture, reflecting the rural island culture of Romblon Province.