Diamond Beach earned its name from the diamond-shaped limestone formations standing in the water. The carved stone staircase that leads down was hand-cut to make the once-secret beach accessible to visitors. From the top of the cliff, you get a sweeping view of three contrasting blues — sky, sea, and the deeper trench beyond the rocks.
The water here is calmer than Kelingking but still has unpredictable currents close to the rocks. Most guests come for the photos at the viewpoint and the staircase, then walk along the soft sand for 15–20 minutes.
Diamond Beach is a flagship stop in our East Trip and Mix Trip itineraries.
