About Masamirey Beach
Masamirey Beach is a small cove beach located in Barangay Baybay Norte in the municipality of Sual, Pangasinan, on the western coast of Luzon facing the West Philippine Sea. It is known for its light-colored sand, clear waters, and relatively quiet, secluded setting compared to larger commercial beaches. The beach is fronted by fishing boats and bordered by low hills and is used by locals and visitors for swimming and day trips.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a narrow, curved cove with light sand and clear shallow water, backed by coconut trees and low vegetation. The shoreline is lined with small fishing boats and simple nipa cottages for rent. The setting is quiet and low-development with views of the sea and nearby coastline. Areas for swimming, wading, beachcombing and photography are accessible along the cove, with limited food stalls and basic facilities nearby.
Key highlights
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Secluded cove beach in Baybay Norte, Sual with light sand and clear water
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Calm, shallow waters suitable for swimming and wading during calm season
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Views of Sual Bay and surrounding coastal hills
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Local fishing boats and coastal village atmosphere
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Accessible day-trip beach near Sual town proper
Culture & Context
The beach is part of the coastal fishing community of Barangay Baybay Norte in Sual, where small-scale fishing and boat activity remain part of daily life and the local coastal culture.
Route
| By air | Fly to Clark International Airport, then travel by road to Sual via Tarlac and Pangasinan (approximately 4-5 hours by bus or private vehicle). |
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| By road |