About Honeymoon Island
Honeymoon Island is a small uninhabited coastal islet located off the coast of Divilacan in Isabela Province, eastern Luzon, facing the Philippine Sea. Situated within the vicinity of the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park, it is known for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise waters, and surrounding coral areas. Accessible only by boat from Divilacan town, the island is visited for day trips, swimming, and snorkeling in a remote, undeveloped natural setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped island with a white sand beach, clear shallow waters, and coral areas suitable for wading and snorkeling. The setting is remote and natural with no permanent structures, shops, or resorts. Access is by motorized banca from Divilacan town proper. The island offers open sea views of the Philippine Sea, beachcombing, swimming, and photography, typically as a short day-trip excursion combined with other coastal sites in Divilacan.
Key highlights
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Small white sand islet off the coast of Divilacan facing the Philippine Sea
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Clear turquoise waters and fringing coral areas for swimming and snorkeling
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Remote and undeveloped natural setting within the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park vicinity
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Accessible only by boat, offering secluded beach experience
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Scenic views of Divilacan Bay and the Sierra Madre coastline
Route
| By air | Fly to Cauayan Airport (CYZ) or Tuguegarao Airport, then take a charter flight to Divilacan Airport followed by boat transfer to the island |
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| By road | No direct road access to the island; travel to Divilacan town proper then take a motorized banca for 10-20 minutes to the island |