Siargao 2026 Travel Guide: Best Places to Visit & Things to Do • Itinerary & Expenses • Budget Vlog
Siargao 2026 Travel Guide: Best Places to Visit & Things to Do • Itinerary & Expenses • Budget Vlog
Notable moments
- 07:22 Surfing in Siargao
Angelica explains that Siargao is the surfing capital of the Philippines, offering world-class waves at Cloud 9 for experts as well as calmer breaks for beginners at Jacking Horse, Ocean 9, and Pacifico Beach. Surf lessons cost around 600 pesos per hour, which includes board rental and a personal instructor to guide you step-by-step into your first wave.
Cloud 9, Siargao - 08:21 Tri-Island Hopping Tour
The Tri-Island Tour visits Guyam Island, Naked Island, and Daku Island on a wooden outrigger boat. At Daku Island, travelers enjoy a lavish boodle-fight lunch filled with fresh seafood, grilled meats, and tropical fruits served on banana leaves along the beach.
Guyam Island, Siargao - 09:47 Exploring Sugba Lagoon
Sugba Lagoon features emerald-green waters surrounded by limestone cliffs and mangrove forests, accessible via a 20-minute boat ride. Visitors can rent kayaks for 350 pesos per hour or jump off the famous two-story wooden diving board straight into the calm water for free.
Sugba Lagoon, Siargao - 10:46 Swimming at Magpupungko Rock Pools
Magpupungko Rock Pools are natural tidal infinity pools that emerge during low tide alongside dramatic crashing ocean waves. For a 100 peso entrance fee, visitors can swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, go cliff jumping from natural rock formations, or relax on the adjacent white sand beach.
Magpupungko Rock Pools, Siargao - 11:26 Visiting Maasin River
Maasin River is a peaceful palm-lined river with vibrant green water where visitors can jump off wooden platforms into the water for a 30 peso environmental fee. Small boat rides along the river cost 600 pesos for three people, and the iconic coconut plantation viewpoint is just two minutes away.
Maasin River, Siargao - 13:00 Swimming with Jellyfish at Sohoton Cove
Located in Bucas Grande about two hours by boat from Siargao, Sohoton Cove features hidden lagoons, turquoise channels, and narrow cave passages. The highlight of the trip is swimming safely alongside hundreds of stingless orange jellyfish in the designated Jellyfish Sanctuary.
Sohoton Cove, Bucas Grande - 13:41 Walking the Cloud 9 Boardwalk
The Cloud 9 Boardwalk is a long wooden pier extending over the coral reef and ocean waves, accessible for a 100 peso fee. It features a multi-level viewing deck where visitors can watch professional surfers ride waves or take in golden sunrise and sunset views across the Pacific Ocean.
Cloud 9 Boardwalk, Siargao - 14:26 Exploring North Siargao
Heading to the northern part of Siargao brings visitors to quiet, uncrowded spots like Alegria Beach with 20 peso entrance fees and Taktak Falls, the island's only waterfall. The route also includes Kan Tiyoy 'Million Dollar View' along the winding coastal road overlooking crashing waves.
Alegria Beach, Siargao - 15:49 Sunset Skating at Malinao Skate Road
Malinao Skate Road becomes a vibrant gathering spot in the late afternoon where locals and travelers skate along the coastal highway as reggae music plays. Visitors can rent longboards or skateboards for 300 pesos per hour, grab street food and cold drinks from food stalls, or watch the sunset by the shore.
Malinao Skate Road, Siargao - 16:48 Siargao Food Tour
Siargao offers a diverse culinary scene featuring smoothie bowls, wood-fired pizza, gourmet burgers, tacos, and sizzlers across General Luna. The hosts reviewed 60 dishes across 25 top-rated restaurants to curate budget-friendly food options under 500 pesos per meal.
General Luna, Siargao
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