About Ilihan Point
Ilihan Point is a coastal headland in the municipality of Bagamanoc on the northeastern coast of Catanduanes Island, Philippines. It extends into the Philippine Sea north of Bagamanoc town proper and is recorded as a geographic point for navigation and mapping. The area features a rocky shoreline, coastal vegetation and open ocean views. It has limited tourism development and is primarily visited for its natural coastal setting and as a local landmark.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural coastal headland with rocky shoreline and open views of the Philippine Sea. The setting is undeveloped with coastal vegetation and exposed rock formations. There are no built structures or commercial facilities at the point itself. The area is suitable for viewing the coastline, photography and observing the sea. Access is via local roads from Bagamanoc town, with the final approach on foot over uneven natural terrain.
Key highlights
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Prominent coastal headland on the northeastern coast of Catanduanes
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Open views of the Philippine Sea
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Rocky shoreline and natural coastal vegetation
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Geographic landmark used for navigation and local reference
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Quiet natural setting near Bagamanoc town
Route
| By road | Accessible by road to Bagamanoc town proper in northeastern Catanduanes, then via local barangay roads toward the coast. Final access to the point is on foot over natural terrain. Tricycle or habal-habal from town center is commonly used for local travel. |
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| By public transport | Public vans and buses operate from Virac to Bagamanoc. From Bagamanoc town, local tricycles and motorcycle taxis provide onward transport to coastal barangays. |