Mañagaha
Uninhabited islet featuring white sandy beaches, clear waters, and historical World War II sites. It is a designated cultural heritage site containing military fortifications and a sacred burial ground. Read more…
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Environmental tax/entry fee; boat transportation not included
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This uninhabited islet is situated within a lagoon and is accessible via boat services from Smiling Cove Marina. The area is characterized by its white sandy beaches and clear waters, which support marine activities such as snorkeling, parasailing, and jet skiing. On-site facilities include a restaurant, a convenience shop, and a rental gear station.
The islet holds significant historical and cultural value as a Cultural Heritage Site. It features the sacred burial site of Chief Aghurub and contains various remnants of World War II Japanese military fortifications. The site combines natural coastal features with preserved historical landmarks.
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