Naburot Island

Naburot Island is a small uninhabited coastal islet off the coast of Barangay Sinapsapan in Jordan, Guimaras, Philippines. Located in the waters between Guimaras and Panay, it is known for its white sand fringe, clear turquoise water, and rocky shoreline. The island is primarily visited as part of Guimaras island-hopping tours and offers a quiet, undeveloped natural setting for swimming, sightseeing, and photography away from larger beaches.

Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped islet with a narrow white sand beach, clear shallow waters, and rocky outcrops surrounded by open sea. There are no permanent structures or commercial developments. Access is by small outrigger boat as part of an island-hopping itinerary from Jordan. Visitors can walk along the shoreline, swim in calm conditions, snorkel near the fringing waters, and take photographs of the island and surrounding seascape. The visit is typically brief and nature-focused.