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Gasan·Attraction·Historic
🏝️Baltazar Island Lighthouse
Baltazar Island, Gasan, Marinduque
About this place
A historic lighthouse on Baltazar Island (one of the Tres Reyes Islands) originally built by American colonial authorities between 1901–1903. The original structure was destroyed by typhoons; a modern replacement was built through a JICA/Japan ODA grant. A geodetic azimuth station established in 1906 also remains on the island.
Best Time to Visit
November to May (dry season). Avoid typhoon months (June–October).
What to Bring
Sunscreen & hatWater shoesCash (no ATM nearby)Waterproof bagSnorkeling gear
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Locals Say
This spot is best visited early morning before the heat kicks in. Bring snacks and don't rush — it rewards patience.
— A Marinduque local
How to Get Here
From Boac (capital): Take a jeepney or tricycle heading toward Gasan. Tell the driver "Baltazar Island Lighthouse" — most locals know it.
Address: Baltazar Island, Barangay Pinggan, Gasan, Marinduque
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