Exploring the Mystical Island of Siquijor
Siquijor is a small yet notable island in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. Aside from being famous for its pristine beaches, lush forests, and vibrant marine life, the island is also rich for its intriguing tales of witchcraft and mythical creatures. It is also known throughout the country for its unique healing arts, and its centuries old tradition of concocting local potions that is still being practiced and used as an alternative medicine.
Siquijor is a serene place ideal for those who want to get away from the noise of the city. The vibe in this island is laid back. The people are friendly. And here are some stunning beaches and falls to explore:
Paliton Beach
Paliton Beach showcases the tropical charm of Siquijor as this pristine beach standouts with its soft, white sand, clear blue waters, and beautiful palm trees along the shore. Its calm waves make it safe to swim for people of all ages. It’s also great to snorkel in this beach as the coral reef near the shore swarm with vibrant marine life.
Cambugahay Falls
Cambugahay Falls is an enchanting waterfall because of its clear turquoise water, lush green surrounding, and multiple cascading tiers. It’s a great place to do the Tarzan swing and make a big splash as you fall into the water.
Salagdoong Beach
Salagdoong Beach is famous for its cliff diving experience. With its towering cliff ranging from 5 to 12 meters in height, it offers an exciting setting for those looking to dive into the clear turquoise water. Aside from diving, you can also swim and snorkel in its cool waters, exploring the vibrant marine life and coral reefs.
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary has a vibrant underwater world which makes it a great place for snorkeling. The sanctuary offers a rich diversity of marine life, with a stunning display of colorful coral reefs, and a variety of fish.
Siquijor is a destination that should be on every traveler’s bucket list. Organize your trip now and embark in an adventure in the mystic island of Central Visayas.
