Masasa Beach

Masasa Beach is a white-sand beach on Tingloy Island in the municipality of Tingloy, Batangas, Philippines. Located in Barangay San Juan on Maricaban Island, it faces the Verde Island Passage and is known for its fine light-colored sand, clear turquoise water and views of nearby islets. Accessible only by boat from Anilao Port in Mabini, it is a popular destination for swimming, snorkeling, camping and island hopping.

Visitors can expect a crescent-shaped sandy beach with clear shallow water, bordered by hills and fishing village houses. The beach area has open sand for swimming and wading, designated camping and cottage areas, and views of Anilao coastline and small offshore islands. Facilities are basic, with homestays, cottages, toilets and small food stalls. Activities center on swimming, snorkeling over nearby reefs, island hopping to Lagoon and Sombrero Island, trekking to Mag-Asawang Bato viewpoint, and overnight beach camping.

The beach is part of the fishing community of Barangay San Juan, Tingloy, where small-scale fishing and community-based tourism are the main livelihoods. The island's coastal culture is reflected in local homestays, boat services and village life around the beach.