Libanon Beach

Philippines , Philippines

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Libanon Beach (also spelled Lebanon Beach) is a quiet, hidden beach located in Barangay San Juan in the Bacon District of Sorsogon City in the Bicol Region of the Philippines.

The beach is known for its unique fine powdery black sand, which was formed over thousands of years from volcanic rocks broken down by natural forces from eruptions of Mayon Volcano. It has a long, unblemished shoreline with clear waters, big boulders, and black rock formations that create a mysterious and serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation.

Visitors can enjoy stunning sunrise and sunset views, walk along the peaceful beach, and engage in water activities like scuba diving, surfing, snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, and jet skiing. The beach also features refreshing spring water from a natural source called “sagurong” and is free to visit, making it a budget-friendly getaway for families and groups.

Libanon Beach has minimal amenities—no lifeguards, bathrooms, or commercial activities—which preserves its natural, unspoiled charm and tranquil environment away from mass tourism. It is considered one of Sorsogon’s most elegant and photogenic beaches, gradually gaining recognition as a top destination in Asia.