Lalawigan Beach is a nice spot with fine sand that runs southward. The beach features a fringing reef that offers various peaks, but you'll find the quality can be a bit below average overall. The area is known for its relaxed vibe, making it a decent place to hang out, even if the surf isn't top-notch.

The surf at Lalawigan Beach works best with swells coming from the east, and it’s also decent with north and east swells. You can expect the waves to handle sizes around 2ft. (approximately 0.6 meters). Both left and right reef waves can be found here, which adds some variety to your session. For the best ride, plan to hit the waves during mid to high tide with a northwest wind to keep things smooth. This spot is suitable for intermediate surfers, so it might not be the best pick for beginners, but it offers a fun challenge for those with some experience.

If you're looking to catch some waves, consistency tends to improve further down south. Make sure to explore different sections along the beach, as you might find a peak that suits your style. Good luck, and enjoy your time at Lalawigan Beach!