Basilisa
Biray-Biray Beach
White sand, glass-like water and limestone cliffs, a short distance from Lake Bababu.
Biray-biray is a quiet stretch of white sand backed by coconut groves, with limestone cliffs rising directly from the sea on one side and a wooden viewing platform extending over the water. The surrounding reef shows clearly through the shallows before dropping to deeper turquoise water further out.
It sits close enough to Lake Bababu that the two are often visited together.
Sources: philippinebeaches.org and rjdexplorer.com.
- How to get there
- The Basilisa island-hopping route — run on day one of the Complete Tour and on day one of the Ultimate 3D2N — carries a choice of third stop: Biray-Biray, Bitaog Beach or Bitaog Grandy. A departure can be pointed here instead, but it depends on conditions and on what the rest of your group wants, so ask when you book.
Visitor reminders
Close enough to Lake Bababu that the two are often mentioned together, though they sit on different routes as we run them.