Guinahoan Lighthouse

Guinahoan Lighthouse is a coastal lighthouse located on Guinahoan Island off the Caramoan Peninsula in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Philippines. Situated on a hill overlooking Lagonoy Gulf and the Maqueda Channel, it serves as a navigational aid for vessels in the area. The white tower and station offer panoramic views of surrounding islands and sea. Accessible by boat as part of Caramoan island-hopping tours, it is noted for its scenic setting and viewpoint.

Visitors can expect a boat transfer to Guinahoan Island followed by a short uphill walk to the white lighthouse tower on a hilltop. The site offers open coastal views of Lagonoy Gulf, Maqueda Channel and nearby Caramoan islands. Visitors can see the lighthouse tower and keeper's station exterior, take photographs, and enjoy the panoramic seascape. The area is exposed with limited shade and is typically visited as a brief stop during island-hopping tours.

Guinahoan Lighthouse is part of the network of coastal lighthouses in the Philippines serving as a navigational aid for vessels navigating Lagonoy Gulf and Maqueda Channel around the Caramoan Peninsula.