About Salibungot Beach
Salibungot Beach is a coastal attraction on Jomalig Island in Quezon Province, Philippines, located in Barangay Salibungot. Known for its distinctive golden to light brown sand, clear waters and relatively undeveloped shoreline, it faces the Pacific Ocean on the eastern side of the island. The beach is noted for its tranquil, secluded setting, wide sandy stretch and scenic sunrise views, making it a primary destination for visitors to Jomalig.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, wide stretch of golden-hued sand facing the Pacific Ocean with clear water, scattered coconut palms and a quiet, undeveloped shoreline. The area is largely natural with minimal commercial development, offering open views for sunrise, space for walking along the shore, swimming in designated calm conditions, and camping. Access is via boat to Jomalig Island followed by short land transfer to the beach.
Key highlights
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Distinctive golden to light brown sand shoreline
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Clear Pacific waters and wide, open beachfront
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Scenic sunrise views over the Pacific Ocean
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Secluded and tranquil island setting with minimal development
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Wide sandy area suitable for walking, photography and camping
Culture & Context
Coastal beach used by the fishing community of Barangay Salibungot, reflecting the island's coastal livelihood and local settlement pattern
Route
| By air | Fly to Manila (Ninoy Aquino International Airport), then travel overland to Real, Quezon |
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| By road | Travel by road to Real, Quezon (Real Port), the main jump-off point for boats to Jomalig Island |