Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
About
A Spanish-era lighthouse first lit in 1892, still standing on a hill above the West Philippine Sea and declared a National Cultural Treasure. Climb the brick stairway to the octagonal tower for views of the coast and, on clear days, the windmills to the north. The old red-brick keeper's buildings make for moody photos. A must-stop on the Ilocos Norte coastal loop.
- 30 min–1 hrTime to spend
- Afternoon to sunsetBest time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- About 1 hour north of Laoag by car or Pagudpud-bound bus; get off at Burgos and take a tricycle up the hill.Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for history trip, photo walk and family trip
- Climb the brick stairway to the octagonal tower for views of the coast and, on clear days, the windmills to the north.
- The old red-brick keeper's buildings make for moody photos.
Know before you go
Parking near the base of the hill.
Donations accepted.
Where it is
Vigia de Nagparitan Hill, Burgos, Ilocos Norte
By commuteAbout 1 hour north of Laoag by car or Pagudpud-bound bus; get off at Burgos and take a tricycle up the hill.
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FAQ
Gaano na katanda ang Cape Bojeador Lighthouse?
First lit noong 1892 pa, at National Cultural Treasure na ito.
Can I go up the tower?
Access to the tower varies; the grounds and viewing areas are open.
Is it near Kapurpurawan?
Yes, both are in Burgos, a short drive apart.