About Colibra Island
Colibra Island, also known as Culebra Island, is a small uninhabited coastal island in Dasol Bay off the coast of Dasol municipality in Pangasinan, Philippines. Accessible only by boat from Tambobong Beach, it features a white sand beach, clear turquoise waters, and rocky outcrops. The island is notable for its pristine natural setting, snorkeling opportunities, and as a stop on Dasol island-hopping tours, offering a quiet escape with minimal development.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped island with a white sandy shoreline, clear shallow waters and scattered rock formations surrounded by Dasol Bay. The island is reached by a short outrigger boat ride from Tambobong Beach. There are no permanent structures or shops, only open beach, natural vegetation and snorkeling areas. Visitors typically swim, snorkel, take photos, and relax on the beach, often as part of an island-hopping itinerary that includes nearby islets.
Key highlights
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White sand beach with clear turquoise water suitable for swimming and wading
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Snorkeling area with coral and marine life around the island
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Uninhabited and undeveloped natural setting ideal for quiet beach time
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Rocky outcrops and scenic views of Dasol Bay
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Popular stop on Dasol island-hopping tours from Tambobong Beach
Route
| By road | Dasol is accessible by road from Manila via Tarlac and Alaminos (approx. 4-6 hours by bus or private car). From Dasol town proper, take a tricycle or van to Tambobong Beach, the jump-off point. |
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| By public transport | Buses from Manila (Cubao/Pasay) to Alaminos or Dasol via Pangasinan, then tricycle to Tambobong Beach, then chartered outrigger boat (15-20 minutes) to Colibra Island |