This place is another surfers dream. The place offers you waves that can curl up to 12 feet high. Aside from the waves, the place also has beaches that still remains unspoiled by urban lifestyle. the Surfing Capital of the Philippines, boasts of world-class surf waves, From heavy barrels to easy beginners spots. The most popular break, known as “Cloud 9” is located in the town of General Luna where the annual international surfing competition is held in September for men and May for women.
Siargao, located in the province of Surigao del Norte, is renowned for its curling waves that soar from nine to twelve feet high. It is frequented by surfers from all over the world. Besides surfing, the island of Siargao is well-known for its unspoiled beaches and its rural charm.
Siargao Island is one of the islands of the province of Surigao del Norte, 800 km away from Manila. It is proximate to the Philippine Deep, which is 10,700 meters below sea level, considered the deepest part of the trench And the second deepest abyss in the world.
Siargao is generally a safe place to go in vacation. It’s (like most of the Philippine) considered Malaria free. Dengue instead, even though very very rare, can be present during the wet season. Rage disease could be present even if it ‘s sevaral years there are no reported cases, be careful of dogs and bats. Do not drink tap water even if locals do so.
The thing you have to be more careful about is reef cuts. They get infected very easy. Always disinfect well the wound.
Locals in Siargao are amazing, actually almost too much gentle. Normally always smiling and friendly. But do not try to drop them in or snake on them, they will keep you on your toes… Many fight happened with undisciplined foreigner try take advantage of the locals kindness. Just respect the ocean rules and the locals.
Sometimes crowd in Siargao can be a concern (not like Bali of course). Cloud 9 (the most crowded always…) Rock Island, Stimpies and Dako could be quite crowded. But there are many many other spots with virtually no to low crowd pressure… Just use your exploration spirit and don’t go surf to the most accessible surf spot and you will find the waves of your lift. Or hire a local surf guide he will know where to bring you.
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