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World-famous surf break and viewing deck.
Cloud 9 is Siargao’s most famous surf break and a must-see even if you don’t surf. The wooden viewing deck overlooks the waves and the horizon—perfect for photos and sunset. The break itself hosts international competitions.
Book your trip to Siargao →Tidal pools and natural rock formations.
Magpupungko’s tidal pools appear at low tide between dramatic rock formations. Swim in crystal-clear pools, jump from rocks, and take in the coastal scenery. Best visited at low tide—check tide times before you go.
Book your trip to Siargao →Turquoise lagoon and paddle boards.
A peaceful turquoise lagoon surrounded by mangroves. Rent a kayak or paddleboard, swim, or relax on the floating deck. Often combined with island-hopping tours. A refreshing escape from the open sea.
Book your trip to Siargao →Tiny sandbar island for swimming and sun.
A small strip of white sand with no structures—just sea and sky. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and photos. Usually visited as part of a three-island (Naked, Daku, Guyam) tour.
Book your trip to Siargao →Waterfall and natural pool in the interior.
A short ride from the coast, Taktak Falls offers a freshwater pool and a scenic cascade. Good for a half-day trip when you want a break from the beach. The area is green and quiet.
Book your trip to Siargao →Surf town with cafes, shops, and beach vibes.
General Luna is the main tourist hub: surf schools, cafes, restaurants, and beachfront bars. The beach road runs along the coast—rent a motorbike or walk to feel the island pace. Nightlife and day trips start here.
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