About Suguicay Island
Suguicay Island is a small uninhabited coastal island off Barangay San Juan in Bulalacao, the southernmost municipality of Oriental Mindoro, Philippines. Part of the Bulalacao island group facing the Mindoro Strait, it is noted for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise waters and fringing coral areas. The island is visited as part of island-hopping tours from Bulalacao town proper and remains largely undeveloped, offering a natural beach setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped island with a white sand beach, clear shallow waters and coral areas suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The island has no permanent structures or commercial development, with open beach areas, scattered vegetation and views of surrounding Bulalacao islands and the Mindoro Strait. Access is by outrigger boat from Bulalacao, and visits are typically part of an island-hopping itinerary with time for beach walks, swimming and photography.
Key highlights
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White sandy beach with clear turquoise water
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Fringing coral areas for snorkeling and swimming
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Undeveloped natural island setting in the Bulalacao island group
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Views of Mindoro Strait and neighboring islands
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Island-hopping destination from Bulalacao town proper
Route
| By air | Fly to San Jose Airport in Occidental Mindoro or to Calapan via Manila, then continue by road to Bulalacao |
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| By road | From Calapan or Roxas, travel by road to Bulalacao town proper in southern Oriental Mindoro via the Calapan-Bulalacao highway |
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