Ampere Beach and Rock Formations
About
This is a beach for looking, not swimming, and wow, what a look! Ampere Beach, about 20 km from Baler, is covered in smooth pebbles and big boulders polished by Pacific waves, with a dramatic sea stack standing just offshore and green cliffs behind. Pull over on the coastal road, listen to the stones rattle as the waves pull back, and shoot the rock formations at sunrise. Swimming is not safe here because of strong currents and the rocky ground, so enjoy it from the shore!
Dry until sunset (5:30 PM). Good time to go!
- 30 min to 1 hrTime to spend
- Sunrise or early morning on clear days; dry season for calmer seas.Best time to go
- variesEntrance and budget
- From Baler, ride a tricycle or drive north along the coastal road toward Dipaculao (about 20 km).Getting there
What to do here
- Shoot the sea stack and rock formations at sunrise
- Listen to the pebbles rattle in the surf
- Make it a stop on a Baler road trip
Know before you go
Look only: do not swim or wade. Big waves and strong currents hit this rocky shore.
Stay off wet boulders near the waterline, where waves can knock you down.
Parts of the coastal road and sea wall were storm-damaged in 2026 reviews; drive carefully.
Roadside parking along the coastal road.
No entrance fee is listed by Aurora tourism.
Where it is
Barangay Ampere, Dipaculao, Aurora (along the coastal road)
By commuteFrom Baler, ride a tricycle or drive north along the coastal road toward Dipaculao (about 20 km). Riders and cyclists often stop here on the way.
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FAQ
Can we swim at Ampere Beach?
No. It is not safe for swimming because of strong currents and the rocky shore. Enjoy the view from land.
How far is it from Baler?
About 20 km north along the coastal road.