Sugar Beach
A long white-sand beach south of San Francisco town, with sand as fine as sugar and resorts lining the shore, ideal for strolling and watching the sunset.
Sugar Beach lies south of San Francisco port, next to Kota Beach, and is named for its fine white sand, which looks like granulated sugar. The beach is long, with several small and mid-sized resorts and restaurants along it. It is less crowded than Kota Beach, making it ideal for early-morning or evening strolls and sunsets. At low tide the shallows are wide and good for shell-collecting; at high tide swimming is more comfortable. Access to the beach is free. It can be reached on foot or by motorized tricycle from San Francisco town, and it is one of the most visited beaches for travelers staying in San Francisco.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kota Beach
- Ogtong Cave
- Paradise Beach
- Obo-ob Mangrove Garden
- Hilantagaan Island
- Virgin Island
- Bantayan Island Nature Park and Resort
- Saints Peter and Paul Parish Church, Bantayan