Gota Beach

Gota Beach is a sandy beach on the Caramoan Peninsula in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Bicol Region, Philippines. Located within the Gota Village area facing the Philippine Sea, it is known for its cream-colored sand, clear waters, and dramatic limestone cliffs and rock formations. The beach serves as a main jump-off point for island-hopping tours to nearby islands and is noted for hosting international editions of the Survivor television franchise.

Visitors can expect a wide stretch of cream to light brown sand bordered by limestone cliffs and forested hills, with clear waters facing the Philippine Sea. The beach area includes open shoreline for swimming and beachcombing, views of offshore islands and rock formations, and access points for island-hopping boats. Facilities are basic and resort-oriented, with cottages and nearby accommodation at Gota Village Resort. The setting is relatively undeveloped and natural compared to urban beaches.

Gota Beach gained international recognition after being used as a filming location for several international editions of the Survivor reality television series starting in the late 2000s, which contributed to the promotion of Caramoan as a tourism destination.