About Paguriran Island and Lagoon
Paguriran Island and Lagoon is a coastal natural attraction in Barangay Sawanga, Bacon District, Sorsogon City, Sorsogon Province, Philippines. It features a small rocky island connected to the mainland by a lagoon enclosed by volcanic rock formations. Notable for its clear turquoise water visible at low tide, natural rock bridge and tidal pools, it is a popular swimming and sightseeing spot in the Bacon area, known for its scenic coastal landscape and calm lagoon waters.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a shallow turquoise lagoon enclosed by volcanic rock formations leading to a small rocky island just offshore. At low tide the lagoon is exposed and visitors can wade or swim in calm, clear water and walk toward the island via a natural rock causeway. The area offers open coastal views, tidal pools, photo spots on the rocks, and simple beachside cottages along the shore. The setting is natural and undeveloped with a quiet fishing village surroundings.
Key highlights
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Shallow turquoise lagoon enclosed by natural volcanic rock formations
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Small rocky island accessible by wading at low tide
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Natural rock bridge and tidal pools ideal for swimming and photography
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Clear calm waters suitable for wading and swimming during low tide
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Scenic coastal views of Bacon District shoreline