Batan Island, Albay

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Batan Iceland is a Philippine island in the province of Albay. It lies about 12 km off the coast of the Bicol Peninsula and separates along with Cagraray, Guinangayan, Rapu Rapu - Iceland the Gulf of Lagonoy from the Gulf of Albay in the western Philippine Sea. Batan Iceland is administered by the municipality of Rapu - Rapu metropolitan area of. On the island there are 21 barangays of the municipality, they are described as a village in 2007 and had a population of 20,539 people, the population living mainly from fishing, are found in the coastal plains and smaller agricultural areas. On the island there are rich coal deposits, which are mostly mined illegally.

The island has an elongated irregular shape and it is aligned with the direction from west to east. The topography of the island is characterized by a mountainous terrain that rises above sea level in the interior of the island at Mount Vizcaya up to 395 meters. In the coastline of about 19 km long and 5.5 km wide island protrude deeply cut bays in the interior of the island. The coastal formations are dominated by sand, gravel beaches and basalt formations. The vegetation of the island consists of a dense tropical rain forest vegetation, but which is threatened by the mining activities. On Batan Iceland is the cave Minaroso that was used by the former inhabitants as a tomb.

Ferry to the island is made up from the port of Legazpi City and Sorsogon City. The crossing takes about 45 minutes to an hour. Another island of Batan is located in the northern Philippine province of Batanes.