About Umbrella Rocks
Umbrella Rocks is a natural coastal rock formation located in Barangay Boboy, Agno, Pangasinan, along the West Philippine Sea coastline. The site features distinctive mushroom or umbrella-shaped rocks formed by coastal erosion, set against a sandy beach and clear waters. It is a well-known local landmark and photography spot within Agno's beach area, notable for its unique geological shapes, scenic shoreline setting, and accessibility at low tide for close viewing.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a stretch of sandy beach along the coast of Boboy with scattered umbrella or mushroom-shaped rock formations standing in shallow water and on the shore. The area is open and scenic with views of the West Philippine Sea, rock pools visible at low tide, and a quiet beach environment. Visitors can walk along the beach, view and photograph the formations up close during low tide, wade in shallow water, and explore the surrounding shoreline.
Key highlights
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Distinctive umbrella and mushroom-shaped coastal rock formations formed by wave erosion
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Scenic beach setting in Barangay Boboy facing the West Philippine Sea
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Photogenic shoreline with clear water and rock pools at low tide
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Accessible beach walk and close-up viewing of formations during low tide
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Quiet coastal area within Agno's beach tourism zone
Culture & Context
Local natural landmark and coastal icon of Agno, Pangasinan, commonly featured in local tourism promotions as a symbol of the municipality's beach coastline
Route
| By air | Fly to Clark International Airport (CRK), then travel by road to Agno, Pangasinan (approximately 4-5 hours by bus/van and local transport) |
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| By road |