Sunlight, the air, and an ample swell window make for a great day of surfing in this part of the world. The teardrop shaped island of Siargao is famous for world-class surfing and has introduced the sport to Filipinos. Know more:
Sunlight, the air, and an ample swell window make for a great day of surfing in this part of the world. The teardrop shaped island of Siargao is famous for world-class surfing and has introduced the sport to Filipinos.
According to the Department of Tourism Region 13/Caraga who toured us around, the island also offers cave explorations, nature hikes, and lakes apart from surfing. The weather this December is not perfect, but we were still able to catch the rays of the sun every now and then. It is just a matter of making the best of our time in the island.
Surfers can take a break at the teardrop shaped island of Guyam. The iconic lunch being served at Daku island.We woke up and had breakfast early the next day as we got ready for our island hopping experience. The van ride from the resort took us to the port of General Luna. Next stop is Naked island, about 20 minutes away. As the name implies, the 200-meter long white sand island is completely bare. Visitors can go for a quick swim, or just take photos. This is also a good opportunity to use a camera drone to capture the unforgettable surroundings from the air.
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