Guinahoan Island, also known as Basot Island, is located northeast of Manlawi Island and Cotivas Island. It is grassland surrounded by a shallow mangrove bay on the west and isolated white-sand beach coves to the east.

It will take a short trek to go to its top. But the walk is worth it to have a scenic view around including a sneak peak of the Cotivas Island. You’ll get to experience too climbing up the light house if you can.

One more unforgettable experience in this island is the locals. Some of the islands in Caramoan Peninsula have settlers. They are most welcoming and friendly. In Guinahoan Island, there are many children around willing to entertain you, and most of them are less fortunate.

Some volunteer groups have done charity mission here such as giving them books, clothes, school supplies and foods. If you’ll happen to visit Caramoan Peninsula, please try to bring some goods for these children.

May you receive your blessings,

Tintin

1. See my other feature of Caramoan Tourist Spots:
   1. Cagbalinad Island Caramoan
   2. Caramoan: Manlawi Sand Bar During Low Tide
   3. Caramoan: 4 Things To Enjoy During High Tide in Manlawi Sand Bar
2. For easier and hassle free bookings, try contacting Enjoy Ka Dito’s Site at:www.enjoykadito.com and like Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/EnjoyKaDito
3. See the majestic sand bar of Caramoan in Manlawi Island
4. Check out what’s more in Caramoan at A Cup Of Travel
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