When people think of Bogo City, beaches may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but located in Barangay Marangog is a charming spot waiting to be discovered, Marangog Cove. Just a short ride from the city center, this cove is proof that Bogo has more to offer than its busy markets and historical landmarks.
What to Expect
One of the best things about Marangog Cove is that it’s completely free, no entrance fees, just pure seaside bliss. But it’s as raw as it gets, no cottages, no CR, and no tables or chairs. This means you’ll have to bring your own mats, food, and essentials. It’s the perfect spot for those who prefer a quiet, beach setting without the usual crowds.
Make it a Bogo Day Trip
Marangog Cove is just one of the many underrated beach stops in Bogo. If you’re already in the city, you might want to add Mirski Ocean Resort and Odlot Public Beach to your itinerary. Whether you’re chasing the sunset, taking a dip, or simply in the quiet charm of northern Cebu, Bogo City’s coastline will not disappoint.
How To Get There
Location: Barangay Marangog, Bogo City, Cebu
- By Car: Drive north via the Cebu North Road passing through Danao, Carmen, and Sogod until you reach Bogo City. The trip usually takes 3 to 3.5 hours. From the city center, follow local road signs going to Barangay Marangog. Parking is limited, so best to coordinate with locals once you arrive.
- By Commute: From Cebu North Bus Terminal, hop on a bus bound for Bogo City. Travel time takes around 3–4 hours depending on traffic. Once you arrive in Bogo proper, head to Loidjens Bakery (Daan Carbon) and take a tricycle to Marangog Cove. The ride costs ₱50–₱80 per head and takes about 20–30 minutes.
