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Where we go on Siargao

These are the places written up so far. We quote for the whole island — if what you want is not here yet, ask anyway.

Aerial view of mangrove forest and winding tidal rivers at Dapa on Siargao Island
Municipality of Del Carmen

Del Carmen

The west-coast municipality that contains Sayak Airport and the port used for boat trips through the mangroves to Sugba Lagoon.

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A jungle-topped limestone cliff rising straight out of clear green water at Sohoton, in Socorro on Bucas Grande Island
Bucas Grande Island, Socorro, Surigao del Norte

Sohoton Cove

A boat-day destination on Bucas Grande, the separate island that makes up the municipality of Socorro — not on Siargao itself — where a tide-gated cave entrance and a published sailing window out of Dapa decide when the day can run.

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People walking across a wooden bridge over water at sunset in General Luna, Siargao
Municipality of General Luna

General Luna

The island’s main visitor town on the south-east coast, and the base most people book their Siargao stay around.

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Passengers walking the pier at Dapa Port, Siargao, alongside a docked passenger ferry
Municipality of Dapa

Dapa Port

Siargao’s main seaport and the island arrival point for passenger ferries from Surigao City.

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Aerial view of a palm-lined road at Dapa on Siargao Island, Caraga
Del Carmen

Sayak Airport

Siargao’s main airport, at Del Carmen on the island’s west side — IATA code IAO, and the arrival point most Siargao trips begin with.

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A surfer carrying a yellow surfboard over his head on a sunny day in Caraga, the region Siargao belongs to
General Luna

Cloud 9

Siargao’s best-known reef break, with the boardwalk and viewing tower that put the island on the surfing map.

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Green water of Sugba Lagoon in Del Carmen, ringed by forested limestone hills, with a wooden jumping platform, kayaks and paddleboards
Caub, Del Carmen

Sugba Lagoon

A green lagoon on the island barangay of Caub in Del Carmen, reached only by boat through the mangroves — and shut by ordinance every year from 10 January to 10 February.

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Sunset light on a tidal rock pool on a beach in Siargao Island, Philippines
Pilar

Magpupungko

Natural tidal rock pools on the east coast at Pilar, only fully visible when the tide is out — and the tide runs on its own timetable, not the clock.

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A surfer strolls along a calm, tropical beach in the Philippines
San Isidro

Pacifico

The quiet north-coast surf beach with Big Wish, a fast left-hand reef break that draws surfers away from the General Luna crowds.

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View over the Burgos coastline on Siargao Island from a hilltop viewpoint
Municipality of Burgos

Burgos

The municipality at the north end of Siargao, beyond Pacifico on the island road and usually planned as part of the same long transfer corridor.

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Aerial view of a tropical beach with a boat and palm trees in Caraga, Philippines
Municipality of Santa Monica

Santa Monica

The quieter municipality beside Burgos at the far north of Siargao, where the final drop-off matters because a vague “north end” transfer is not specific enough.

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Palm trees shading a sand beach beside a shallow turquoise reef on Siargao Island, Philippines
Municipality of Pilar

Pilar

The east-coast municipality Magpupungko belongs to — quieter than General Luna, with its own surf, mangroves and town-proper stays.

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Aerial view of outrigger boats moored off the white-sand beach and palm grove of Guyam Island, Siargao
General Luna and Dapa

Naked, Daku & Guyam

The three-island day trip off Siargao’s south coast — a bare sandbar, an inhabited island with its own village, and a tree-covered islet.

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Aerial view of a river winding through dense coconut palm forest at Dapa, Siargao Island, with a small boat on the water
Pilar

Siargao land tour

The island’s inland day out — the emerald river at Maasin, the coconut viewpoints on the road above it, and the cave pool at Tayangban. All of it sits in one municipality, on one road.

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