Lahos Island

Lahos Island is a small uninhabited limestone island off the coast of Caramoan in Camarines Sur, Bicol Region, Philippines. Known for its white sand beach that splits into two during low tide, clear turquoise waters and dramatic rock formations, it is a key stop on Caramoan island-hopping tours. The island offers swimming and photography opportunities and is valued for its natural coastal scenery within the Caramoan Peninsula's island group.

Visitors arrive by outrigger boat as part of a Caramoan island-hopping tour to a small twin-islet connected by a white sand bar at low tide. Expect a narrow sandy beach, clear shallow water, limestone cliffs and rock formations, and open sea views. There are no permanent buildings or shops. Visitors can swim, wade, snorkel in calm conditions, take photos of the sand bar and rocks, and walk along the beach. The island is uninhabited and natural, with little shade.