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Biri Island Rock Formations

About

Giant rocks na parang galing sa ibang planeta! Biri has seven massive rock formations facing the open Pacific: Magasang, Magsapad, Macadlaw, Puhunan, Bel-at, Caranas and Pinanahawan. Walk out to Bel-at and dip in the clear tidal pools, then hop on a habal-habal to Magasang and Magsapad where huge waves smash against the cliffs. The whole area is the Biri Larosa Protected Landscape and Seascape, so stay on the trails and leave no trash. Go early in the day for softer light and calmer heat, or stay for sunset when the rocks glow gold. Bring cash and enough water for a full day out. Sulit na sulit ang biyahe for the photos alone!

Why it’s gala-worthy

  • Good for barkada hangout, photo walk, nature escape and adventure
  • Biri has seven massive rock formations facing the open Pacific: Magasang, Magsapad, Macadlaw, Puhunan, Bel-at, Caranas and Pinanahawan.
  • Walk out to Bel-at and dip in the clear tidal pools, then hop on a habal-habal to Magasang and Magsapad where huge waves smash against the cliffs.

Know before you go

Leave cars at Lavezares port; Biri is reached by boat only.

Budget for the public boat from Lavezares, the tourism fee paid on the island, a habal-habal rock formation tour and your homestay. Bring enough cash for the whole trip.

Bring cash and enough water for a full day out.

Where it is

Northern shore of Biri Island, Biri, Northern Samar

By commuteFrom Catarman or Allen, ride a jeep or van to Lavezares port, then a public pumpboat to Biri (about 1 hour). Boats also run from Matnog, Sorsogon (about 1 hour). On the island, habal-habal drivers do the rock formation tour.

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FAQ

Paano pumunta sa Biri Island?

Go to Lavezares port in Northern Samar and ride a public pumpboat to Biri, about one hour.

Ilan ang rock formations sa Biri?

Seven: Magasang, Magsapad, Macadlaw, Puhunan, Bel-at, Caranas and Pinanahawan. Standard tours cover Bel-at, Caranas, Magasang and Magsapad.

Pwede bang mag-swimming?

Yes, in the calm tidal pools near Bel-at at low tide. Do not swim on the Pacific side where waves are strong.

Kailangan bang magdala ng cash?

Yes. Bring enough cash for boats, the tourism fee, tours and food.

Best: March to May for calm seas…
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