Manlawi Sandbar Travel Guide – Island Hopping in Camarines Sur

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About Manlawi Sandbar

Manlawi Sandbar is one of the most stunning destinations in Caramoan, Camarines Sur. During low tide, this massive sandbar reveals a wide stretch of powdery white sand surrounded by crystal-clear waters. It's famous for its floating cottages, island-hopping access, and photogenic scenery — ideal for solo travelers, couples, and groups looking for a tropical escape.

Sabitang Laya Island, one of the gems of Caramoan

The island of Sabitang Laya is one of the Caramoan Group of Islands in Camarines Sur. It is almost the same as the other islets, with crystal clear waters and amazing rock formations, but the only difference is that it has a longer stretch of fine white sand. Aside from that, there’s a wide and long stretch of trees and grass by the shoreline. Of course, the wind is cool and fresh.

Lahos Island, Caramoan

Table of Contents:

• About Lahos Island
• How to Get Here

About Lahos Island

The Lahos island is one of the prominent islets of the Caramoan Group of Islands because of its amazing rock formation, fine white sand beaches, and crystal clear waters. From the top view, it appears like two boulders on the water linked by the white sand. Don't mind the dried seaweed because we visited this stunning island after or while Typhoon Marce was still inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, so the water wasn't calm, but we owned the island during our visit.