Guisi Point Lighthouse
Guisi Lighthouse
The second-oldest lighthouse in the Philippines, with the ruins of a Spanish-era stone lighthouse hidden among the hills and forest, and Guisi Beach below.
Guisi Point Lighthouse was first built in 1894. Only the stone walls and arches of the old lighthouse and keepers' quarters remain, surrounded by vines and trees, and a new steel-frame lighthouse stands beside them. A path climbs uphill from the parking area to the summit, which offers views of Panay Island and Guisi Beach, and the sunsets are beautiful. There are guesthouses and small restaurants by the beach. A small entrance fee is charged. The site is at the southwestern tip of Guimaras, and the road is quite long, so a tricycle tour around the island is a good way to visit.
Opening hours
About 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Alubihod Beach
- Our Lady of the Philippines Trappist Monastery
- National Mango Research and Development Center
- Balaan Bukid Shrine
- Camiña Balay nga Bato
- Tigbauan Church
- Molo Mansion
- Molo Church