Alimanguan Beach
Alimanguan is the small barangay at the southern tip of Long Beach, and many consider it the most scenic section. The beach curves gently here, offering wide-angle sunset views over the South China Sea with the silhouette of offshore islands on the horizon.
A few mid-range and boutique resorts have set up along this stretch, but it remains remarkably uncrowded. The village itself has a handful of small stores and eateries serving fresh seafood at local prices.
The sunsets here are arguably the best in all of Palawan: the beach faces due west with no obstructions, and the sky routinely explodes in shades of orange, pink, and purple.
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From San Vicente town, ride north along the Long Beach road through New Agutaya and San Isidro. Alimanguan is the last section of Long Beach, about 12 km from Poblacion.
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Without your own bike, take a tricycle from town. Fares start at P50 per person for Long Beach but are higher for Alimanguan as it is the farthest section; agree the price first.
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Rent a motorbike (P500/day) if you want to combine the beach with Bato ni Ningning, about an hour's walk or a short ride further north.
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Stay until sunset; the beach faces west toward Imuruan Island.
| Item | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Beach access | P0 | Public beach |
| Tricycle from town | P50+ | P50 is the Long Beach starting rate; Alimanguan costs more |
| Motorbike rental | P500/day | Fuel not included |
| Motorbike with driver | P1,000 | Round trip for 2 people covering the northern beaches (2025) |
Prices in Philippine Pesos. Use the currency selector in the nav to see approximate conversions.
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