About Poctoy White Beach
Poctoy White Beach is a long stretch of white sand beach in Barangay Poctoy, municipality of Torrijos on the eastern coast of Marinduque Island, Philippines. Known for its fine white sand, clear shallow waters and relatively undeveloped shoreline, it is considered the longest white sand beach in the province. The beach faces the Sibuyan Sea and offers views of nearby islets, serving as a primary beach destination in Torrijos for swimming and leisure.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, wide shoreline of fine white to cream-colored sand bordered by coconut palms and clear, shallow water that is generally calm during dry season. The beach is relatively undeveloped with scattered cottages, small resorts and food stalls along the shore. Areas are open for swimming, wading, beach walks, photography and picnics, with views of the Sibuyan Sea and Tres Reyes Islands on the horizon. The atmosphere is quiet and local, with fishing boats and village houses nearby.
Key highlights
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Longest white sand beach in Marinduque with fine white sand
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Clear shallow waters suitable for swimming and wading
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Views of the Sibuyan Sea and Tres Reyes Islands
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Palm-lined shoreline with relatively undeveloped, natural setting
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Accessible beachfront cottages and local food stalls
Culture & Context
A community beach for residents of Torrijos and eastern Marinduque, used for local gatherings, fishing activities and seasonal leisure during dry season and local festivals.
Route
| By air | Fly to Marinduque Airport (MRQ) in Gasan, then travel by van or jeepney eastward to Torrijos and onward to Barangay Poctoy. |
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| By road |