Kagusuan Beach
Kagusua Beach
A hidden little cove below the cliffs in Maria town, reached by a stone staircase. Several small patches of white sand and clear water sit between the rock walls.
Kagusuan Beach is on the southeastern side of the island in Maria town, tucked beneath coastal cliffs. To reach it, you walk down a steep stone staircase. Several small white-sand beaches are separated by rock walls, and the water is clear, making it good for swimming, snorkeling, and photos. It sees far fewer visitors than Salagdoong Beach. There is a small parking or entrance fee (check the posted amount). Almost no shops operate on the beach, so bring your own drinking water. At low tide the rocks are exposed, so watch your footing. The climb back up the stairs is tiring.
Opening hours
About 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Lazi Church & Convent (San Isidro Labrador)
- Cambugahay Falls
- Our Lady of Divine Providence Church, Maria
- Salagdoong Beach
- Old Enchanted Balete Tree
- Mount Bandilaan Nature Park
- Cantabon Cave
- Larena Triad