Nogas Island, just 4.8 kilometers off the coast of Anini-y in Antique, is a hidden tropical escape waiting to be discovered.
This 24-hectare government-protected marine sanctuary is often overshadowed by more famous Philippine islands, making it a serene choice for travelers craving an untouched beach paradise.
Adventure-seekers and nature lovers will enjoy the short walk through a lush forest of calachuchi trees leading to the island's lighthouse—an ideal spot for panoramic views of the Sulu Sea.
Beneath the waters, snorkelers and divers will find thriving marine life, from colorful reef fish to expansive coral formations. The island’s status as a marine reserve ensures its biodiversity remains protected and flourishing.
Nogas Island also offers cultural charm. The nearby mainland is home to the centuries-old San Juan Nepomuceno Church, a stunning example of Spanish colonial architecture in Antique.
With its raw beauty, ecological significance, and peaceful ambiance, Nogas Island is a must-visit destination in the Philippines. Whether you're snorkeling, hiking, or simply soaking in the scenery, Nogas Island offers an unforgettable slice of Philippine island life far from the crowds.







