About Kopiat Island
Kopiat Island is a small uninhabited coastal islet off Barangay Cuambog in Mabini, Davao de Oro, within the Davao Gulf. Known for its white sand beach, clear turquoise waters and fringing coral, it is a popular day-trip destination from mainland Mabini. The island offers swimming, snorkeling and beach camping with views of the Mabini coastline and is accessed by a short boat ride from the mainland.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped white-sand islet surrounded by clear shallow waters and coral areas. The island has a narrow beach, scattered trees and open cottages for day use. There are no permanent structures or shops. Activities center on swimming, snorkeling, photography and relaxing on the beach. Access is by small outrigger boat from Barangay Cuambog, with a short crossing and views of the Mabini coastline and Davao Gulf.
Key highlights
- 01
White sand beach with clear turquoise water
- 02
Shallow coral areas suitable for snorkeling and swimming
- 03
Uninhabited islet setting ideal for day trips and beach picnics
- 04
Views of Mabini coastline and Davao Gulf
- 05
Overnight camping option with permission from local tourism office
Route
| By air | Fly to Francisco Bangoy International Airport in Davao City, then travel by road to Mabini |
|---|---|
| By road | From Tagum City or Davao City, travel by road to Mabini (Davao de Oro) via Pan-Philippine Highway and Mabini roads, then proceed to Barangay Cuambog jump-off point |
| By public transport |