About Pucio Point
Pucio Point is a coastal headland located in Barangay Pucio, municipality of Libertad in northern Antique, Philippines. Situated along the northwestern coast of Panay Island facing the Cuyo East Pass, it marks the northernmost coastal point of Antique province. The point is characterized by rocky shoreline, elevated terrain and views of the sea and neighboring islands. It is known locally as a scenic natural landmark and geographic reference for the Libertad coastline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural coastal headland with rocky outcrops and elevated ground overlooking the sea. The area offers open views of the coastline, the Cuyo East Pass and nearby islands. There are no major built structures; the setting is largely undeveloped with natural vegetation, shoreline rocks and fishing areas nearby. Access is via local roads through Barangay Pucio, with informal paths leading to viewpoints along the point.
Key highlights
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Northernmost coastal point of Antique province in Libertad
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Rocky headland with elevated views over the Cuyo East Pass
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Natural coastal scenery with views of Panay's northwestern shoreline
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Geographic landmark for Barangay Pucio and Libertad municipality
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Quiet, undeveloped coastal environment suitable for sightseeing and photography
Route
| By air | Nearest commercial airports are on Panay and nearby Aklan, requiring onward road travel to Libertad. |
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| By road | Accessible by road via Libertad town proper to Barangay Pucio. From Libertad town center, take local barangay road north to Pucio Point. Tricycles and habal-habal are commonly used for the last stretch. |