Manamoc Island
An inhabited island in the Quinlubang Islands with a saltwater lagoon, a lighthouse, and a fishing village. It serves as a base for island-hopping in the northern islands.
Manamoc Island lies in the northern part of the Cuyo group. It has a fishing village, a small chapel, and a saltwater lagoon. A lighthouse on the western hilltop overlooks the surrounding islands and nearby Pamalican Island. The coast has white-sand beaches and coral reefs, perfect for snorkeling and visiting local villages. Transport is inconvenient. Visitors need to charter a boat from Cuyo, which takes several hours, or arrange a boat from the direction of Amanpulo. The island has very few places to stay and almost no facilities, so it suits adventurous travelers.
Opening hours
Depends on the boat