About Boslon Island
Boslon Island, the largest and most popular among the Britania Group of Islands in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur, is a breathtaking tropical escape. Its wide stretch of powdery white sand, framed by dramatic rock formations and turquoise waters, makes it the highlight of every island-hopping tour. The island serves as a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the shore while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding islets.
Walk with happiness on the fine white sand that covers the shore of Boslon Island. This islet is like a huge boulder dropped in the water. Because of the pressure, the fine white sand exploded and became an island. Well, that's only my own story. Anyways, this islet is circular, with plants and trees hanging on top of the gigantic boulder, creating a cool atmosphere in the area. This islet is the usual "pahingahan" of the tourists. Very conyo no?
We prepared and had our lunch here at Boslon Island. It's given, the island is surrounded by crystal clear water, so we had more time tanning our skin. On the other side of the islet, a grotto can be found. According to the locals, there was a treasure found on the island. Who discovered it?? We don't know. Secured banana boats and other water activities are offered here.
With its natural beauty and inviting atmosphere, Boslon Island has rightfully earned its reputation as the crown jewel of the Britania Islands. Whether you’re seeking adventure in the waters or peace along its sandy shores, this island offers an unforgettable experience in Surigao del Norte. A visit here guarantees not just a glimpse of paradise but a memory you’ll cherish long after your trip.
How to Get to Boslon Island
Boslon Island is part of the famous Britania Group of Islands in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur. To get there, you can fly to Butuan Airport (BXU) or Davao International Airport (DVO), then travel by bus or van to San Agustin. From Butuan, the land trip takes around 4–5 hours, while from Davao it may take 6–7 hours. Once you arrive in San Agustin, head to the Britania Port, the main jump-off point for island-hopping tours. Local boat rentals are available, usually costing around ₱1,500–₱2,000 per boat (good for 10–15 people), which will take you to Boslon Island along with other nearby islands like Hagonoy, Naked, and Panlangagan. Most resorts and homestays in San Agustin can also help arrange your island-hopping tour for convenience.
Affordable Hotels in San Agustin
- Amakan House by Filomena
- Beach Villa
- Naidz Beach Resort
- Camp Soteria Resort
- J-Frances Guesthouse
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