Guisi Lighthouse and Beach
About
Rusty Spanish-era lighthouse ruins on a jungle hill, with a quiet cove of clear water right below: Guisi is Guimaras at its most cinematic! Walk around the old iron tower and the vine-covered stone walls, then head down for a swim at Guisi Beach. It is a regular stop on Guimaras day tours with the Trappist Monastery and Alubihod, so pair them in one easy loop from Iloilo.
Go before 2 PM today. Rain likely after.
- 1.5–3 hrs (ruins plus beach)Time to spend
- Dry season mornings for clear water and softer light on the ruins.Best time to go
- BudgetEntrance and budget
- Take a pumpboat from Iloilo City to Jordan Port, Guimaras (about 15 minutes, per a 2026 creator), then hire a tricycle or join a Guimaras day tour to Nueva Valencia and Guisi.Getting there
What to do here
- Explore the lighthouse ruins and the old iron tower
- Swim at Guisi Beach below the hill
- Add it to a Guimaras loop with the Trappist Monastery and Alubihod
- Take the 15-minute pumpboat over from Iloilo City
Know before you go
Do not climb the corroded iron tower.
Wear shoes with grip for the uphill path.
Parking near the beach resorts below the lighthouse.
Where it is
Sitio Guisi, Barangay Dolores, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
By commuteTake a pumpboat from Iloilo City to Jordan Port, Guimaras (about 15 minutes, per a 2026 creator), then hire a tricycle or join a Guimaras day tour to Nueva Valencia and Guisi.
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FAQ
Can I climb the old lighthouse?
Walk around the ruins and the old tower, but do not climb the badly rusted iron structure.
Is it part of Guimaras day tours?
Yes. Many 2025–2026 Guimaras itineraries pair Guisi Lighthouse with the Trappist Monastery and Alubihod.
Is there a beach nearby?
Yes, Guisi Beach is right below the hill, with resorts along the cove.
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