What you should do in Siargao?
Siargao is one of the precious
 Take surfing lessons
 Go island hopping to Daku,
Guyam and Naked Islands
 Take a trip to Magpupungko
beach with natural pools
 Go fishing for marlin and tuna
 Hike to TakTak Falls in Santa
Monica
 Visit the cave in Consuelo
 Take a day tour to Bucas Grande
Island / to Sohoton Bay
 Enjoy a spa massage at one of the
good hotels in Siargao
Where to Stay on the Island?
Siargao is not yet over popular among
tourists, but despite this fact, the island has
everything for a comfortable stay –
 Beach all-inclusive resorts
 Cozy small hotels
 Villas
 Cafes
 Restaurants and bars with Philippine and
European dishes in menu
 Spas
 Activities
 Entertainment and much more
jewels situated at the end those
less travelled roads. It has been in
the radar for quite a while now but
has only gained popularity among
surfing enthusiasts. Until most
recently, few have set their eyes to
this lone paradise lying
unperturbed in the eastern waters
of Mindanao. This hidden paradise
might have been overlooked for a
very long time but it quickly
garnered quite a following when
people learned that beyond the
monstrous waves this island is
famous for are beautiful lagoons,
enchanting cave pools and
several gorgeous islands that it is
now considered as the number one
destination for this year and the
Siargao Island
years to come
Submitted by: Jhiru
Kenshin Albarico
Submitted to: Mrs.
Jeanalyn Evangelista

Climate and
Weather on
Siargao
If you are an advanced surfer, you
should pay special attention to the
time of vacation on Siargao. While
the surf season for beginners lasts on
Siargao throughout the year,
advanced surfers should know that
they can enjoy surfing season on the
island in August and September. The
climate on Siargao is tropical, with
high temperatures (average daily
temperature on the island is about 30
°C), high humidity and rains
throughout the year.
If you are going to swim, snorkel or
surf on Siargao on your own –
carefully study the tidal schedule,
the island has strong tides and,
accordingly, the sea goes far in low
tide
Transport in Siargao – How to Move
Around the Island
Siargao is a small island of about 400 km2.
The roads on Siargao are quite good,
concrete or gravel. There is almost no
public transport on the island. At the
same time, there’s almost no need for car
rental on Siargao – many tourists prefer to
rent a bike to move around the island (the
cost of renting a bike on Siargao is about
500 PHP per day, the longer the rental,
the lower the cost). Most bikes on Siargao
have special hinges for surfboards. The
cost of gasoline in Siargao is about 50 PHP
per liter, while bike gasoline consumption
is about 2 liters per 100 km, such
traveling is quite economical. In addition
to bikes, on the island you can rent a
bicycle or use public transport – small
buses (minivans), there are no classic
large buses on the island. And like on all The driest months on Siargao are March
the islands in the Philippines, number 1 and April, at this time of the year, there
transport on Siargao is a tricycle. is Philippine summer on the island. In
March and April, not only the waves but
also the weather on all surf spots on the
island are ideal for learning to surf. The
season of rain and gusty wind on Siargao
last from November to January –
February. At this time of the year,
traveling around the island may be
interrupted by bad weather. So, the
best months to visit Siargao are from
March to October.