Anguib Beach

Anguib Beach is a protected lagoon system in the Philippines characterized by shallow, enclosed waters separated from the open ocean. The spot features a large tidal lagoon with sandy banks, surrounded by dense mangrove forests and limited forest vegetation on the eastern shore. Water conditions are generally flat to small waves, with significant tidal influence affecting usable water depth and area. The lagoon orientation creates a northeast-facing opening with protection from larger ocean swells. Wind reliability is extremely low at 4.6%, making conditions unpredictable. This spot suits beginners and light-wind specialists due to minimal wave exposure and protected waters, though the shallow lagoon environment and mangrove obstacles require careful navigation. Best conditions occur with northeast to northwest winds providing side-shore access. Tidal timing is critical for water depth and navigation around mudflats. The spot experiences warm tropical temperatures year-round. Limited infrastructure and remote location require self-sufficiency.