A pristine island beach known for its crystal-clear waters, white sand, and excellent snorkeling. Part of a remote island group, offering a true Robinson Crusoe experience.
🏠 AddressDapa Island
🌡️ Water26°C–31°C (coldest: Feb 26.7°C, warmest: Jun 29.8°C)
📅 BestDec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May
🏖️ Sandrugged limestone with coral sand patches; small and unremarkable beach area — not a typical white sand beach
🏄 Activitiessnorkeling, swimming, rock climbing, camping, cliff jumping, wading, island hopping, photography
⚠️ SafetySea snakes are believed to inhabit the small holes and cave-like rock formations (hence the nickname 'Snake Island'). Rocks are sharp — aqua shoes strongly recommended. No lifeguards on duty. Waves tend to be stronger in the afternoon. Coast Guard advisories can suspend boat operations during bad weather. Bring your own fresh water as supply is limited.
⛵ AccessBoat from San Pascual Port, Burias Island, Masbate (or San Andres Port, Quezon) (₱2500, ~60min))