Surf mornings, island boat trips, and a road north through the palms. Start here, then leave room for a little wandering.
Surf & skate
Cloud 9 & nearby breaks
Watch the surf at Cloud 9 or arrange a lesson suited to your level. Jacking Horse, Quicksilver, and Tuason are nearby names to discuss with a local instructor; the right choice depends on swell, tide, and experience. Cloud 9 itself is a powerful reef break for experienced surfers.
Cemetery, Rock Island, Stimpy’s, Daku, and Pacifico offer more possibilities around the island. Ask a local surf guide which break suits the day and whether a boat is needed.
The classic island-hopping route combines small island stops, beaches, and time on the water. Confirm the route, lunch, entrance fees, and weather arrangements with your tour operator.
Plan this stop around low tide, when the tidal pools are exposed. Check the tide and local access conditions before setting off; skip the pools when waves or water levels make them unsafe.
A lagoon day reached via Del Carmen, with paddling and time on the water. Confirm boat availability and which activities and equipment your trip includes.
A longer outing to Bucas Grande, with caves and sheltered water scenery. Routes and access depend on conditions, so confirm the day’s itinerary and return arrangements before booking.
Pause at the coconut viewpoint on your route for a wide view across Siargao’s palm-covered landscape. It pairs naturally with a day exploring inland and the north.
Make Pacifico a stop for beach time and watching the waves. Surfers should choose a session with local advice; swimming conditions depend on the sea that day.
Continue north to Alegria for a beach stop and a slower afternoon. Check the water conditions before swimming and allow time for the journey back to Catangnan.