Last updated: 2020 • 12 • 3

Here’s our list of recommended activities and traveler spots to add to your SIARGAO ITINERARY. If you need much more help planning your trip, check out our SIARGAO travel GUIDE!

With its swells that make the surfers’ adrenaline pumping and feet itching, Siargao has been luring both local and international wave bikers to its rolling shores. No wonder that this teardrop-shaped island is widely regarded as “the Surfing capital of the Philippines”.

The island had been under-the-radar and is only known to surfers until the early 2010s. but today, Siargao enjoys being the “rockstar” traveler destination in the country. It is also much more available now much more than ever, welcoming about 12 flights daily from Manila, Cebu, and Clark. The road from the airport to other parts of the island has also been developed from the bumpy rough road to smooth concrete ones, making traveling around the island much more convenient and efficient.

Other than surfing, the island boasts other attractions like coconut-lined roads and rivers, beautiful beaches, caves, lagoons, and food! here are some of the things you can see and do while on the island.

WHAT’S covered IN THIS GUIDE?

Three-Island TourNaked Island
Daku Island
Guyam Island

Siargao Land TourMagpupungko rock Pools
Maasin River
Coconut mountain View

Sugba Lagoon
Sohoton Cove (Bucas Grande Islands)
Surfing
Cloud 9 Boardwalk and view Deck
Burgos Coconut Road
Food trip!
Motorcycle or Bicycle around the Island
Don’t forget to travel Responsibly
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Three-Island Tour

The three-island trip covers Guyam, Naked, and Daku Islands. Each has its distinct feature, so the experience won’t seem redundant. Take this trip and see for yourself what these islands have to offer.

You can charter a private boat or join a group tour.

By private boat. Head to the wharf and charter a private boat for P1500 – P2000. This is a great option for groups because the rate is per boat, so you can split the cost. However, this does not include lunch and the additional entrance and docking fees. much more info about the islands and corresponding fees below.

By group tour. If you’re traveling alone, you don’t want to deal with finding a boat or preparing food, or you simply want to make friends, we recommend joining a group trip instead. Klook provides this tour. The price covers the boat fees, all the entrance fees, and a boodle-style lunch buffet.

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Naked Island

Naked Island
Naked Island is a sandbar that is the typical stop on the way back to the main island. because there isn’t much here, not even trees, the activities are limited. but you can always take lots of photos.

Daku Island

Daku Island
Daku Island is the largest of the three islands and is a whole barangay in itself. It is mainly a fishing village with cottages lined up along the coast. There are also private properties along the beach.

This is a common lunch stop. If you rented a boat, lunch is not covered. but fresh fish and other seafood are available and you can have the locals cook for you. but if you’re on a tight budget you can always bring your own food.

If you’re on a group tour, lunch is typically served as part of the package. You also don’t need to worry about the other fees because these are part of what you paid for.

Entrance fee: P100 per boat
Cottage rental: P250

Guyam Island

Guyam Island
Guyam Island is a small, circular island, typically your first stop for the three-island tour. It has two distinct sides: one side is rocky with strong currents, while the sandy side is much more serene. Smiling ladies with a small box will greet you and cheerfully let you know there’s a fee once you set foot on the island. If you’re not sure what island you’re in, the large letters spelling GUYAM might be a good indicator.

Entrance fee: P30 per person.
Cottage rental: P300
(If you’re on a group tour, this is already included in the package.)

Siargao Land Tour

You can explore the main island and see the wonders it keeps in its jagged corners and lush landscapes. here are the typical stops of the land trip (not in order):

Magpupungko rock Pools

Coconut mountain View

Maasin River

There are numerous ways to do this. You can rent a car or motorbike. but the most convenient is to join a group tour. many group trips also include a stop at Sugba Lagoon, which is located on another island so a boat transfer is added.

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Magpupungko rock Pools

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Another well-known traveler destination on the island of Siargao is the Magpupungko rock Pools, which affords revelers the chance to take a dip in the crystal clear waters when you get there at the best time. The rock pools only appear at certain times, particularly when the tide is low. The location is a 45-minute drive from genEral Luna. Explore a praia de Magpupungko se quiser sentir um pouco de areia abaixo dos pés ou fazer penhascos, mas tenha muito cuidado porque as rochas são afiadas; Seria melhor usar calçados de proteção ou sapatos aqua.

Nota: Sempre verifique o cronograma da maré à medida que muda diariamente. Veja aqui: Port Pilar Tides

Taxa de entrada: P50
Taxa de estacionamento: P20

Como chegar lá: você pode participar de uma turnê em grupo, contratar um habal-habal ou alugar uma motocicleta e dirigir para Pilar. Você passará por restaurantes locais antes de chegar à praia e piscinas de rock. A unidade levará cerca de 45 minutos do general Luna.

Rio Maasin

O rio Maasin fica a 30 minutos de carro do general Luna. Você provavelmente já viu fotos da árvore de coco dobrada saindo sobre o rio. Há uma corda presa à árvore de onde você pode balançar de um lado para o outro e, talvez, soltar e mergulhar no rio. A água tem cerca de 1,80m de profundidade.

Indo para a parte norte da ilha, você chegará a uma ponte vermelha muito conspícua. Esse é o seu marco para o coco dobrado.

Localização: Siargao circunferencial RD, DAPA, Surigao del Norte
Taxa de entrada: P20

Vista da montanha de coco

Faça uma curta parada no lado da estrada para apreciar o exuberante paraíso Coco que parece ilimitado enquanto se espalha pela ilha!

Lagoa Sugba

Outra atração popular na ilha é a Lagoa Sugba. Está localizado na parte noroeste da ilha. O ponto de partida é a cidade de Del Carmen, que fica a cerca de duas horas de carro do general Luna. Existem inúmeras maneiras pelas quais você pode explorar a lagoa – alugando canoas, jangadas de bambu e paddleboards e snorkeling. Há uma área de acoplamento de duas camadas ou área de descanso onde você também pode alugar uma mesa para P50. Um dos destaques aqui é pular da plataforma de mergulho nas águas de turquesa clara (às vezes esmeralda).

Como chegar lá:

Do general Luna, você precisa chegar à cidade de Del Carmen Port. O tempo de viagem é de aproximadamente duas horas. Aqui estão suas opções:

Participe de uma turnê em grupo. Operadores de viagem e alguns resorts oferecem este passeio. A taxa é de cerca de P2000 por pessoa, incluindo almoço, transporte e entrada.

HABAL-HABAL: P500 RT + P30 (Taxa de estacionamento no Del Carmen Pier)

Aluguel de van: P3000/dia (bom para 12 pax)

Aluguel de motocicleta: p350 – p500/dia + gás

No porto de Del Carmen, registre -se na autoridade portuária local e frete um barco ou espere que outros passageiros encham o barco. A taxa normal de barco é P1600 para seis pessoas. O tempo de viagem do porto para a lagoa é de aproximadamente uma hora.

Sohoton Cove (Ilhas Bucas Grande)

Localizado na cidade de Soccoro em Surigao del Norte, Bucas Grande é um grupo separado de ilhas de Siargao. Chegar lá é muito caro, mas todas essas ilhotas, lagoas, praias, cavernas e penhascos karst compensam isso. E você deve visitar na melhor temporada, você poderá encontrar a água -viva sem ferrão em Sohoton Cove.

Chegando lá: de Siargao, o ponto de partida para as ilhas Bucas Grande é o porto dapa. Junte -se a uma viagem em grupo ou frete seu próprio barco para Bucas Grande.

Taxas de viagem de barco: P3000 – P3500 (Sohoton Cove Trip, bom para 5 Pax); P4000 (Sohoton + Tour Island, bom para 5 pax)

Outras taxas: P500 (barco menor para Sohoton Cove) P50 (taxa de entrada); P50 (taxa ambiental); P350 (guia turístico); P100 (taxa de encaixe por barco)

Nota: A temporada de água -viva começa em março, mas você verá a maior concentração de água -viva durante os meses de julho e agosto.

Alguns operadores de viagem combinam Sohoton Cove com o Tour do 3 Islands! Se você está sozinho ou não deseja planejar nada, pode participar de uma viagem em grupo! Uma viagem de combinação de Sohoton + 3 Islands está disponível no KLOLK!

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Surf

Você chegou a um dos melhores pontos de surf não apenas nas Filipinas, mas também no mundo, então por que não? Se você não sabe como montar as ondas, existem várias lições de surf fornecidas nos locais de intervalo de surf. Além disso, a coisa boa de Siargao é que ele abrange todos os graus de especialização; portanto, se você é um novato ou um especialista, há um intervalo de surf que é melhor para você. A aula de surf para iniciantes começa em P1000 por duas horas.

As ondas são ideais para surfar durante todo o ano, mas o melhor momento é desde julho até janeiro. As ondas podem se tornar retornadas de setembro a novembro. Por favor, tenha muito cuidado, especialmente se você é apenas novo na navegação.

Aqui está a lista dos intervalos de surf de Siargao:

NOTA: A “Copa do Surfing da Cloud 9 anual geralmente acontece no final de setembro ou no início de outubro, portanto, espere uma multidão enorme durante esse período. A competição é oficialmente reconhecida pelo World Surf League Pro.

Principiante

Giwan

Quicksilver (interno)

Jacking Horse (Interior)

Especialista

Nuvem 9

Tuason

Pacifica

Burgos

Intermediário

Quicksilver (externo)

Jacking Horse (Exterior)

Stimpy’s

Ilha Rock

Salvacion

Cemitério

Daku

Nuvem 9 calçadão e convés de visualização

A nuvem 9 é uma das quebras populares de surf em general Luna, mas se você não gosta de se equilibrar em uma prancha de surf e ser eliminado Several times, you can just unwind and chill strolling down the renowned long boardwalk. You can also view the seasoned surfers dance with the roaring waves from the three-story view deck at the end of the boardwalk. You can also wait for the sunrise here as surfers catch the early morning swells and/or savor the moment as you think of nothing else but the beautiful spectacle that is sunset.

Burgos Coconut Road

Siargao is blanketed in thick coconut forests. Some roads cut across this coco paradise, which creates a beautiful view. That particular shot of a strip flanked by coconut trees is a strong contender for the title of many photographed (or “Instagrammable”) spot in Siargao.

Food trip!

Kermit surf resort and Restaurant’s well-known pizza — the Kermit Pizza!
The town of general Luna has the most number of commercial establishments on the island — resorts, restaurants, cafés, and bars. The food place selection ranges from easy eateries or carinderias to international restaurants. The food choices accommodate both locals and foreign visitors. some of the most favored restaurants are Harana surf resort & Restaurant, Kermit surf resort & Restaurant, Buddha’s surf Resort, Mama’s Grill, Shaka Siargao, and Aventino’s Pizzeria.

When the sun goes down, the nightlife starts to kick in. and it’s very much alive on the island! If you still have the energy for dancing, socializing, and drinking with other travelers, parties typically happen at Jungle Disco, Viento, Bravo, and RumBar. If you like beers, you might want to try Siargao’s very own draft beer — general Luna pale Ale. I had a chance to try it while dining at Harana.

Motorcycle or Bicycle around the Island

There are numerous ways you can get around the island of Siargao — van, tricycle, habal-habal, motorcycle, and bicycle. Siargao is a motorcycle- and bicycle-friendly island. Renting a motorcycle or a bicycle for a day or much more is a popular transportation option among tourists. The Siargao Circumferential road will treat you to a very picturesque drive, leading you to different traveler sites on the island. even before reaching your destination, the ride itself is already an attraction.

However, always prioritize safety! Make sure you have a license and wear a helmet even if no one else is doing it.

Don’t forget to travel Responsibly

The flourishing tourism industry has a positive effect on the economy and livelihood of the people by opening company and job opportunities, but it also has a negative impact.

A large part of Siargao, despite the numerous developments happening in some areas, is still undisturbed and unspoiled. For the touristy towns of general Luna, Del Carmen, and Soccoro, steps are being taken to reduce the impact of rising tourism-related activities on the island. some of the companies are taking the initiative to do their part in preserving the environment like using metal straws instead of plastic ones. airline companies are making an effort too like Cebu Pacific’s initiative, the Juan effect sustainable tourism campaign, encouraging everyJuan to do his or her part no matter how small that act is.

Besides helping the local economy by purchasing things and availing of services, you can also help to preserve the natural resources of the destination for the future generation. By simply bringing your own refillable water bottles, eco-bags, and throwing your trash properly, you are already making a huge difference.

For much more information about this campaign, visit www.juaneffect.com.

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