About Divinubo Island
Divinubo Island is a small coastal island located off the coast of Borongan City in Eastern Samar, Philippines. Situated in Borongan Bay facing the Philippine Sea, it is known for its white sand beach, clear waters, limestone rock formations, small caves and coastal cliffs. The undeveloped island is accessed by boat and is visited for swimming, sightseeing and nature appreciation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped coastal island with a white sand beach, clear turquoise water, limestone cliffs and rock formations, and small caves to explore. The island has minimal development and limited facilities, offering an open beach area, shallow waters for swimming, and natural coastal scenery. Access is by motorized outrigger boat from Borongan City pier, with a short sea crossing.
Key highlights
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White sand beach with clear waters facing the Philippine Sea
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Limestone cliffs and rock formations along the coastline
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Small caves and coves explorable on foot at low tide
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Views of Borongan Bay and the Eastern Samar coastline
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Quiet, undeveloped island setting accessible by short boat ride from Borongan City
Route
| By air | Fly to Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport in Tacloban City, then travel by road to Borongan City (approximately 4-5 hours), then take a boat to the island |
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| By road | Accessible via Borongan City proper; boats depart from the Borongan City pier / Baybay Boulevard area |
| By public transport |