Entrance Fee: 50 php per person and 100 php (overnight)
Location: Brgy. Isla Polo in Pagbilao, Quezon ( around 30 minutes boat ride from Dampalitan)
Cottage: 500- 800

Puting Buhangin at Kwebang Lampas is Located in Brgy. Isla Polo in Pagbilao, Quezon. From an overnight stay in Dampalitan Island, we took a 30 minutes boat ride going to Puting Buhangin. The view from afar was pleasing. , we were greeted with an image of a mountain with white sand spread all over it.



  
We were all excited to swim because of the pristine water and long stretch of creamy white sand. The place was Unbelievable! You can see small fishes under the sea and the waves were just right for swimming.

My friend feeling the vibes

    



From all angles, it's perfect. This is very far from the city so no light and air pollution. There are few people in the area tough compared to Dampalitan. There's also a cave called "Kwebang Lampas" which has the same crystal clear water.





 If you want to get rid of the sun, then hide and swim inside the cave. Basically, it's a normal cave with few rocks inside perfect for picture taking.

There's also a grotto on the side, so you can offer a prayer before you leave

There are available cottages for rent too and mini stores around the area.  I posted too many pictures because this place is a hidden gem of the Philippines. I was happy that there is a more conscious effort for cleanliness & preserving the beach. The sad part tough is that they asked for 50 php each as an entrance fee regardless if you swim or not. That's too much for a public beach and considering we paid entrance fee in the main port area. Nonetheless, we had fun and this is Definitely worth a visit.