Best Things to do in Siargao

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Siargao is no doubt a dream tropical destination for both local and international travelers. It is an island that is almost covered in coconut palm trees and surrounded by crystal clear turquoise water, making it a hard-to-beat summer destination. This place has been luring wave riders to its rolling shore. No wonder that this teardrop-shaped island is widely known as “The Surfing Capital of the Philippines”.

Siargao is a hidden paradise. It has pristine white beaches and islands, as well as breathtaking lagoons. Any person who craves adventures, experiences, and places to discover will find fulfillment in this island. But if you’re looking for something more in this island, worry not as here are some of the best things you can do in Siargao.

Surf at Cloud 9

Cloud 9 is Siargao’s most popular surfing spot. This surfing paradise is in the southeast corner of Siargao, in the town of General Luna. This place is famous for its barreling right-hand waves and thick hollow tubes that can make every advanced surfer’s heart skip a beat.

Swim in the Magpupungko Rock Pools

You should also never miss to visit the Magpupungko Rock Pools which is just a 45-minute drive along the stunning coastline. It is a white sand beach with many tiny rock pools which is best to visit during low tide. This tide-dependent pool has been one of the go-to-non-surfing spots in Siargao. Just visit at the right time, and you will surely see its crystal blue water.

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Chase the Waves in Pacifico Beach

Pacifico Beach is the second biggest tourism area of Siargao. It has a stunning white beach and is famous for surfing. It is just a 10-minute drive away from the Magpupungko Rock Pools so make sure you also get to visit this stunning place.

There are still a lot of things you can do in Siargao. Without a doubt, this place is truly a paradise blessed with beauty.

Kyla Demdam

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