Sugba Lagoon, Siargao
Siargao Guide

Things to Do in Siargao

lagoons · island hops · activities

Beyond the surf, Siargao rewards the curious: still lagoons, uninhabited sandbars, caves and boat trips that turn a lazy week into the part of the trip you retell. Here is what we point people toward, and roughly what to expect.

Places to visit

Natural wonders and day trips worth the journey from the villa.

Sugba Lagoon

Sugba Lagoon

This enchanting lagoon is known for its wooden diving board and serene setting. You can enjoy dive-board jumping, rent wooden rafts, or try stand-up paddleboarding. There's also a cafe nearby for refreshments. Good to know: it closes annually in January/February for maintenance — exact dates vary year to year, so check before planning a visit.

Sohoton Cove National Park

Sohoton Cove National Park

A hidden gem on Bucas Grande Island, about an hour's boat trip from Dapa port, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty: spectacular limestone formations, pristine waters and secluded lagoons. Its most unique attraction is a lagoon inhabited by thousands of stingless jellyfish (best seen March–May, viable through September/October), creating a surreal experience.

Island Hopping Tours

Island Hopping Tours

A must-do in Siargao. Most tours stop at Guyam Island, a tiny picturesque island perfect for relaxing; Daku Island, known for its beaches and picnic spots; and Naked Island, an uninhabited sandbar great for swimming (bring sun protection — there's no shade, and it shrinks at high tide). Snorkeling is usually included, so you'll get a peek at the vibrant marine life.

Magpupungko Rock Pools

Magpupungko Rock Pools

A tide-dependent attraction, these natural pools are perfect for cliff jumping and exploring caves, revealing crystal blue waters at low tide. There is a small entrance fee (around PHP 50), and like Sugba it closes for a short annual clean-up — dates vary year to year, usually within January/February.

Activities

Ways to fill your days, from mellow to full-on adrenaline.

Mujo — Ice Bath

Mujo — Ice Bath

Mujo, the newest ice bath and juicery spot in Siargao, invites you to rejuvenate your body and mind. Immerse yourself in their ice baths daily.

Next to Isla Cusina, just behind BOOST (second branch at Jacking Horse)Daily 8 AM – 6 PM
E-Motion

E-Motion

PHP 1,400 instead of 1,600 for Kamaya guests

Formerly E-Skate Tours. Explore hidden gems with the most stunning views on the island on a guided e-skate tour. No matter your proficiency — an expert who's been skating for years or a beginner taking their first step — their guided tours cater to all, balancing safety, challenge and sheer exhilaration.

Shaka Brah Surfskate Park

Shaka Brah Surfskate Park

Skate park with modules especially made for surfskates. Accessible for free for customers or for a small fee otherwise. Possibility to rent a board as well.

Wakepark Siargao

Wakepark Siargao

₱200 discount on sessions before 11AM

Experience the thrill of wakeboarding at Wakepark Siargao. Their state-of-the-art cable system and variety of jumps and rails suit all levels, with gear rentals and coaching from skilled instructors. Glide over crystal waters and enjoy the rush in paradise!

Open daily 8 AM – 8 PM
Hook Pro Siargao

Hook Pro Siargao

PHP 25,000 — up to 4 people

Set sail with Hook Pro Siargao for an unparalleled deep-sea fishing adventure. Up to 4 people can enjoy gear-inclusive, 8-hour escapades at sea. Larger group packages are also available.

My Darling, Agos — Perfume Workshop

A relaxed 90-minute scent-blending session: pick from a palette of essential oils, craft your own signature fragrance, and walk away with a 30ml bottle to keep. Tea, coffee and small bites included while you work. A fun, creative one for a group — they can also arrange a couples workshop in a romantic setting. Book via Instagram or Klook.

Somyot Cave

PHP 410 per person

A muddy, adrenaline-filled cave trek on the island's north side — narrow passageways, a stalactite "music room," a swim in a cave pool and a chamber full of tiny bats. Guide, helmet and headlamp included; wear closed-toe shoes.

Siargao Circumferential Road, north side (~1h15 by scooter from GL)

Making it to Siargao?

This guide comes with a villa — Kamaya sits in quiet Santa Fe, ten minutes from most of what is on these pages.

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