About Lawigan Beach
Lawigan Beach is a coastal beach located in Barangay Lawigan, Bislig City, Surigao del Sur, on the eastern coast of Mindanao facing the Philippine Sea. It is known for its stretch of light-colored sand, clear waters, and relatively quiet setting compared to more developed beaches. The beach is lined with coconut palms and small resorts and cottages, serving as a local leisure destination for swimming, picnics, and coastal scenery within the Bislig area.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open stretch of sandy shoreline in Barangay Lawigan facing the Philippine Sea, bordered by coconut palms and scattered beach cottages and small resorts. The setting is generally quiet and rural, with clear water suitable for wading and swimming in calm conditions, views of the coastline and nearby islets, and open areas for picnics, beach walks and photography. Facilities are basic and locally managed, with cottage rentals and small food stalls available in the vicinity.
Key highlights
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Sandy shoreline in Barangay Lawigan facing the Philippine Sea
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Clear waters and coconut palm-lined coast
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Relatively quiet, less crowded beach environment near Bislig City
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Views of the eastern Mindanao coastline and nearby coastal waters
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Local beach cottages and picnic areas for day visits
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Bislig City proper via the Surigao-Davao Coastal Road north to Barangay Lawigan, approximately 10-15 km from the city center, by private vehicle, van, habal-habal or tricycle. |
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| By public transport | Vans and buses operate along the coastal highway to Bislig City; local habal-habal and tricycles provide last-mile transport to Lawigan Beach from the city center and highway junction. |