Lapyahan sa San Remigio

Lapyahan sa San Remigio is a long public white-sand beach in the municipality of San Remigio in northern Cebu, Philippines, facing the Tañon Strait. It is known as one of the longest shorelines in Cebu, stretching for several kilometers with shallow, clear waters and fine sand. The beach is lined with resorts and cottages and serves as a gateway for island hopping to nearby islets, offering a calm coastal setting for swimming and leisure.

Visitors can expect a long stretch of fine white sand with shallow, calm and clear waters along the Tañon Strait. The shoreline is lined with beach resorts, cottages and coconut trees with open views of the sea and nearby islands. Areas are available for swimming, wading, beach walking and photography. Small boats are available for island hopping to islets such as Capitancillo. The setting is generally quiet and family-oriented with basic beach amenities.

The beach is central to the coastal fishing community of San Remigio and supports local tourism livelihoods, with small-scale fishing boats and family-run resorts reflecting the municipality's seaside culture.