About Sisiman Lighthouse
Sisiman Lighthouse is a coastal navigational lighthouse located in Barangay Sisiman, Mariveles, Bataan, overlooking Sisiman Bay and the entrance to Manila Bay. Operated as an active aid to navigation, it stands on a cliffside promontory offering panoramic sea views toward Corregidor Island. Notable for its white tower, scenic coastal setting, and sunset views, it is a popular stop for sightseers touring southern Bataan's coastline and nearby coves.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small white lighthouse tower on a cliffside promontory above Sisiman Bay with open grounds offering panoramic views of the sea, coastline, and Corregidor Island in the distance. The site is an active navigational aid, so the tower interior is typically closed, but the surrounding viewpoint is accessible for sightseeing and photography. The setting is exposed and windy with rocky cliffs, a paved access road, and limited shade.
Key highlights
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Active coastal lighthouse overlooking Sisiman Bay and Manila Bay entrance
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Panoramic cliffside viewpoint with views toward Corregidor Island
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Popular sunset viewing spot in southern Mariveles
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Scenic coastal road approach through Barangay Sisiman
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Photogenic white tower against sea and cliff backdrop
History of Sisiman Lighthouse
Functions as an active aid to navigation marking Sisiman Bay and the southern entrance to Manila Bay, maintained by the Philippine Coast Guard to guide vessels approaching Bataan and Corregidor Island.
Culture & Context
Local coastal landmark and viewpoint representing Mariveles' maritime character and a common stop on southern Bataan coastal tours.
Route
| By air | Fly to Clark International Airport or Ninoy Aquino International Airport, then travel by road to Mariveles, Bataan |
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| By road |