Dapa Port to Pacifico, Burgos or Santa Monica
The long ferry-arrival transfer from Siargao’s main seaport to the north end, where naming the exact town matters before you sail.
From ferry arrival to the far north end
Dapa is Siargao’s main seaport on the south side of the island, reached by passenger ferries from Surigao City. Pacifico, Burgos and Santa Monica are up at the north end, so arriving by sea still leaves one of the island’s longest road transfers before you reach your accommodation.
Three distinct north-end drop-offs
Pacifico Beach is in San Isidro and is usually the surf-focused stop, while Burgos and Santa Monica are separate municipalities further north. If you are coming in by ferry, send the exact town — or, better, the accommodation name — so the written quote covers the right final leg instead of a vague “north end” transfer.
What to send for a useful quote
Share the ferry operator, sailing date, scheduled arrival, your accommodation name, group size, bags, boards and any child-seat needs. Boards matter on a north-end surf trip, and so does the exact ferry you are meeting, so the more specific the request, the more accurate the fixed quote we can send before you travel.
Why there is no price or journey time here
We would rather publish nothing than publish a number we cannot stand behind. Roads, weather and group size all move the answer. Send the trip and we will send a fixed, all-in price for your date.
Places tied to this route
These destination pages cover the arrival point, departure area or boat-connection stop behind this route, so you can understand the bigger trip before asking for a quote.
Dapa Port
Siargao’s main seaport and the island arrival point for passenger ferries from Surigao City.
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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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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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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.
Read moreWorth reading before you book this leg
The questions this journey tends to raise on either side of the drive itself - what you are allowed to bring and how to declare it, and what the end you are heading for actually asks of you. Answered in full, so your request arrives with the details we would otherwise have to write back for.
Getting to Siargao
How to reach Siargao Island, Philippines — fly into Sayak Airport or take a ferry to Dapa, with the decision points that matter for your trip.
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Boards, bags & pets
Surfboards, a stack of luggage, a balikbayan box, a bike, a dog in a crate — what to tell us so the vehicle that meets you actually fits it, and the one item that needs a government permit before it can fly or sail.
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Where to stay in Siargao
Siargao is nine municipalities, and the one you book in decides how every later day of your trip moves. Here is what each base actually gives you — and why the town name alone is not enough to quote a transfer.
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