About Hagonoy Island
Hagonoy Island is a small uninhabited islet forming part of the Britania Group of Islands off the coast of Barangay Britania in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines. Accessible only by boat as part of an island-hopping tour, it is known for its white sandy shoreline, clear turquoise waters, and fringing rock formations. The island is visited for swimming, photography, and beach relaxation within the protected island cluster.
Visitors guide
Visitors reach Hagonoy Island by rented outrigger boat from Britania port as part of the Britania Group island-hopping circuit. Expect a small, low-lying island with a white sand beach, shallow clear waters, scattered rock outcrops and limited vegetation. There are no permanent structures or shops on the island. Visitors can swim, wade, walk along the shoreline, take photos, and relax on the beach before continuing to other nearby islets.
Key highlights
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Part of the Britania Group of Islands in San Agustin
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White sandy beach with clear turquoise water
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Accessible via island-hopping boat tour from Britania
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Scenic rock formations and shallow waters ideal for swimming and photography
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Undeveloped, natural island setting with no permanent habitation
Route
| By air | Fly to Tandag Airport or Bancasi Airport in Butuan, then travel by van or bus to San Agustin/Britania |
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| By road | Travel by road to Barangay Britania in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur via Tandag or San Francisco; from Britania port hire an outrigger boat for the island-hopping tour to Hagonoy Island |
| By public transport |