Aguirangan Island is a Slice of Paradise Waiting to Be Explored

Nestled off the coast of Presentacion in Camarines Sur, Aguirangan Island is a picture-perfect destination known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy shores, and rich marine biodiversity. A relatively underrated spot, this island offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its postcard-like beauty, framed by the majestic backdrop of Mount Isarog and the Philippine Sea, makes it an ideal getaway for those craving solitude, sun, and sea.

What sets Aguirangan Island apart is its charming isolation. There are no hotels or crowded resorts—just nature in its purest form. The small size of the island allows for a complete experience in a day, yet its beauty will make you want to stay longer. Whether you’re lounging under swaying coconut trees, snorkeling in vibrant coral gardens, or enjoying a beachside picnic, Aguirangan delivers a serene coastal experience with minimal crowds and maximum relaxation.

Perfect for couples, families, and solo travelers alike, the island is also a great stop on an island-hopping adventure across the Caramoan Peninsula. With shallow waters great for swimming, quiet spots for meditation, and rich marine life for snorkeling, Aguirangan offers something for every kind of traveler. If you’re looking for a quiet paradise where you can unwind and reconnect with nature, Aguirangan Island is your dream destination.

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Public Transport to Aguirangan Island

FROM NAGA CITY

Step 1: Naga City to Sabang Port, San Jose
Departure Point: Naga City CBD II Van Terminal​
Ride a tricycle to the Naga City CBD II Van Terminal.​
Travel Time: Approximately 10–15 minutes​

At the Terminal:
Board a FilCab van heading to Sabang Port in San Jose.​
Travel Time: Approximately 1.5–2 hours​
Departure Frequency: Vans depart regularly; it’s advisable to confirm the latest schedule upon arrival.​

Step 2: Sabang Port to Aguirangan Island
At Sabang Port:
Negotiate with local boat operators for a ride to Aguirangan Island.
Travel Time: Approximately 30–45 minutes​

* It’s recommended to arrange the boat ride in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability.​

FROM LEGAZPI CITY

Step 1: Legazpi City to Naga City
Departure Point: Legazpi Grand Central Terminal​
Board a bus heading to Naga City.​
Travel Time: Approximately 1.5–2 hours​
Bus Operators: Alps The Bus, Isarog Bus, and others​
Departure Frequency: Buses depart regularly; it’s advisable to check the latest schedule upon arrival.​

Step 2: Naga City to Sabang Port, San Jose
Follow the same steps as outlined in the Naga to Aguirangan section above.​

Step 3: Sabang Port to Aguirangan Island
Follow the same steps as outlined in the Naga to Aguirangan section above.​

Swim in Crystal-Clear Waters
The island is surrounded by calm, shallow waters that are perfect for swimming—especially for families with kids. The gentle waves and clear seabed make for a safe and enjoyable dip, whether you’re cooling off mid-day or floating as the sun sets.

Lounge on the White Sand Shore
Aguirangan’s powdery white sand rivals more famous beaches. Spread your towel under a coconut tree, read a book, sunbathe, or just enjoy doing absolutely nothing. It’s the perfect spot to relax and unwind from city life.

Snorkel Around the Island’s Coral Gardens
Venture into the waters with your snorkeling gear and discover a thriving underwater world filled with corals, tropical fish, and sea plants. While not as commercialized as other dive sites, Aguirangan offers raw, beautiful marine life for beginner and casual snorkelers.

Take a Boat Tour Around the Ragay Gulf
Pair your visit with a boat tour of Ragay Gulf, where you’ll get panoramic views of Mount Isarog and the neighboring islands. Some tours even include nearby caves and snorkeling hotspots—a must-do for explorers!

Have a Beachside Boodle Fight Feast
What better way to enjoy island life than with a Filipino-style boodle fight? Spread banana leaves, pile on grilled seafood, rice, fruits, and veggies, and eat with your hands while enjoying the sea breeze. Local boatmen or tour guides often offer this experience upon request.

Capture Stunning Island Photography
From the lone palm trees and crystal-clear water to the dramatic view of Mount Isarog in the distance, Aguirangan is a paradise for photographers. Whether you’re into drone shots or Instagram-worthy portraits, you’ll have plenty of chances to capture magic.

Enjoy Paddleboarding or Kayaking
The gentle waves and calm shoreline make it perfect for paddleboarding or kayaking. While rentals may not be available on the island itself, you can often arrange equipment through local operators in Sabang Port or nearby towns.

Chill in a Hammock Under the Trees
If you want to take “relaxation” to the next level, bring or rent a hammock, string it between two coconut trees, and sway to the rhythm of the island breeze. Take a nap, meditate, or just enjoy the peaceful rustle of leaves overhead.

Discover Sea Life in Tide Pools
At low tide, the island reveals a few tide pools where you can observe tiny marine creatures like hermit crabs, sea urchins, and small fish. It’s a fun mini adventure for kids and curious nature lovers alike.

Watch the Sunset with Mount Isarog in the Background
End your perfect island day by watching the sun dip behind the horizon, silhouetting Mount Isarog in the background. With the sea turning golden and the breeze cooling down, it’s a picture-perfect ending to a dream escape.

ENTRANCE FEE
Daytime – ₱ 50
Overnight – ₱ 100

Kayak Rental – ₱ 150 per hour

COTTAGE RENTAL
Big Cottage Daytime – ₱ 1000
Big Cottage Overnight – ₱ 1500
Small Cottage Daytime – ₱ 500
Small Cottage Overnight – ₱ 1000
Table Rental – ₱ 300

TENT PITCHING FEE
Small Tent – ₱ 50
Big Tent – ₱ 100

Mr. Ruben (caretaker)
Contact No.: +63-975-474-7415

Mr. German (boat rental operator)
Contact No.: + 63-916-193-5099

🔹 Swimwear, towel, and change of clothes
🔹 Snorkeling gear or water shoes
🔹 Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hat
🔹 Insect repellent
🔹 Food, drinks, and picnic essentials (no restaurants on the island)
🔹 Trash bags (leave no trace)
🔹 Waterproof camera or phone case
🔹 Portable speaker or beach mat
🔹 Dry bag for your electronics
🔹 Reusable water bottle (help reduce plastic waste)

🔹 Boat rides to the island depart from Sabang Port or Barangay Maangas, Presentacion.
🔹 There are no accommodations or restaurants on the island, so all supplies must be brought with you.
🔹 Environmental fees and boat rental charges apply—bring small bills and pay in cash.
🔹 Practice responsible tourism—do not take shells or damage coral reefs while snorkeling.
🔹 Bring enough drinking water and be cautious during the summer months to avoid heatstroke.
🔹 No electricity is available—bring fully charged devices and power banks.
🔹 Avoid visiting during the typhoon season (July to October) as boat trips may be cancelled due to rough seas.
🔹 Keep the island clean; pack out everything you pack in.
🔹 Inform someone of your itinerary if traveling without a guide.
🔹 Always wear a life vest during boat transfers, especially for children.