Punta Bilar

Punta Bilar is a coastal headland and point located in Barangay Bilar, Surigao City, Surigao del Norte, at the northeastern tip of Mindanao overlooking the Surigao Strait. It marks a prominent geographic feature along the city's northern coastline. The point is known for its coastal scenery, open sea views toward nearby islands, and its position facing the strait that separates Mindanao from Leyte. It is primarily a natural landmark visited for sightseeing and coastal views.

Visitors can expect a natural coastal point with rocky shoreline and open views over the Surigao Strait toward Leyte and adjacent small islands. The setting is rural and coastal, surrounded by the fishing community of Barangay Bilar, with sea, sky and coastline as the main features. There are no major built structures or developed tourist facilities at the point itself; the experience is focused on sightseeing, photography and observing the coastal landscape and maritime activity in the strait.

Punta Bilar overlooks the Surigao Strait, the site of the Battle of Surigao Strait in October 1944 during World War II, one of the major naval engagements in the Philippines. The point itself is primarily a geographic landmark rather than a built historic structure.