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Kalanggaman is a sandbar in the sea between Leyte and Cebu, named from the local word langgam, which means bird. Two of the four Philippines lists we read name it. You register and book a boat at the Eco-Tourism Office in Palompon, and the crossing takes about an hour; a self-organised visit needs a reservation on the booking portal before the tour date. The local government provides restrooms, grilling stations and cottages. The environmental fee is around PHP 150 for day visitors. Soap, shampoo and detergent are strictly prohibited. Wikipedia gives its length as 753 metres; we measured 789.

