About Kagusuan Beach
Kagusuan Beach is a secluded coastal attraction in Barangay Minalulan, Maria, on the northeastern coast of Siquijor Island, Philippines. Known for its white sand, clear turquoise waters, and dramatic rock formations and cliffs, the beach remains largely undeveloped and uncrowded. It is valued for its natural scenery, tranquil setting, and photogenic coastline, offering visitors a quiet alternative to more developed beaches on the island.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a quiet, largely undeveloped beach with white sand, clear shallow water, and prominent limestone rock formations and cliffs along the shoreline. The area is open and natural with minimal commercial development, surrounded by coastal vegetation. Visitors can walk along the beach, swim in calm conditions, take photographs of the cliffs and sea, and enjoy a tranquil, uncrowded environment. Facilities are very limited.
Key highlights
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Secluded white-sand beach with clear turquoise water
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Dramatic limestone cliffs and rock formations along the coastline
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Undeveloped and uncrowded natural setting in Minalulan, Maria
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Calm waters suitable for swimming during good weather
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Photogenic coastal scenery and sunset views
Route
| By road | Accessible via the Siquijor Circumferential Road to Maria town proper, then via barangay road to Minalulan, approximately 5-7 km from Maria center; final access on foot via short trail to the beach |
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| By public transport | Habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) or tricycle from Maria town or Siquijor Port; vans and jeepneys operate along the circumferential road connecting Siquijor towns |