LaagananTravel & Tours

Explore Dinagat

Where our tours go

Every place listed here is a scheduled stop on a tour we run — not a wish list. Where we do not yet have approved descriptive copy for a stop, we say so rather than filling the gap.

San Jose

Basilisa

  • Aerial view of a forested limestone cove with a white sand beach and turquoise reef flats
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    Cabacungan Cove

    The first stop on our Basilisa island-hopping route.

  • Aerial view of a limestone headland dropping into turquoise water at Bitaog Beach
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    Bitaog Beach

    Where the set lunch is served on our Basilisa island-hopping route.

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    Bitaog Grandy

    One of the three beaches our Basilisa route can take as its third stop.

  • Aerial view of a circular lake with sunlit water, enclosed by dense limestone forest
    Basilisa

    Lake Bababu

    A meromictic lake connected to the open sea by a 650-metre underwater cave — reportedly the longest such system in the country.

  • Aerial view of a small forested island with a white sand beach and turquoise reef
    Basilisa

    Biray-Biray Beach

    White sand, glass-like water and limestone cliffs, a short distance from Lake Bababu.

Libjo

  • Aerial view of a circular turquoise tidal pool ringed by limestone islets and forest
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    Kisses Islets & Blue Lagoon

    The sheltered tidal pool at AO Beach Resort, on the northern end of Pangabangan Island — locally known as Kisses Islets.

  • Aerial view of a white sand beach lined with coconut palms and outrigger boats on Pangabangan Island
    Libjo

    Pangabangan Beach

    The white sand beachfront on the southern shore of Pangabangan Island, a short walk from the Blue Lagoon.

  • Aerial view of a forested limestone islet with jagged rock formations rising from the reef
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    Hagakhak Rock Formations

    Limestone formations reached from either the Libjo or the Basilisa side — but only outside the habagat.

Loreto

Cagdianao

  • Aerial view of a river opening onto a white sand beach between steep forested ridges, with turquoise water and open sea beyond
    Cagdianao

    Hinabyan Beach

    A white sand beach in Cagdianao where a river meets the open sea between steep forested ridges.

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    Cagdianao

    Golden Beach Resort

    A beachfront resort in Cagdianao with cottages, accommodation and a function hall — reached entirely by land, no boat required.

  • The curving white sand spit at Sayaw Beach, water banding from turquoise to deep blue, with the green ridges of the Cagdianao mainland across the channel
    Cagdianao

    Sayaw Beach

    A long, undeveloped sand spit backed by coconut palms, looking across the channel to the Cagdianao ridges.

Tubajon

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    Tambungon Baby Shark Sanctuary

    A marine sanctuary in Tubajon where small sharks and rays can be spotted in the shallows — a rare find in the province.