Surf Siargao
The surfing capital of the Philippines — home to world-class barrels and island vibes.
15+
Surf Spots
260+
Sunny Days/Year
August–November
Peak Season
2–10ft
Wave Height
Surf Spots
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Salvacion
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Guian
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Stimpy's
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Rock Island
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Jacking Horse
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Pacifico
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Quicksilver
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Cloud 9
The crown jewel of Philippine surf — a powerful right-hand reef break with tropical perfection and a famous boardwalk tower.
Best Season
September–March
Crowd Level
High
Bumee
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Tuason
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Cemetary
This is a nearby surf spot with consistent waves and scenic views.
Best Season
Year-round
Crowd Level
Medium
Why Siargao?
A dreamy Philippine island with crystal waves, lush coconut groves, and a thriving surf community.
- Cloud 9 is one of the best right-hand reef barrels in the world
- Dozens of breaks for beginners to pros
- Affordable accommodations, scooters, and surf guides
- Island life: palm trees, lagoons, and beach bonfires
Travel Information
Getting There
- • Fly into Siargao (IAO) via Manila or Cebu
- • Scooters are the main way to reach breaks
- • Stay near Cloud 9 or General Luna for best access
Best Time to Visit
- • September to November for peak barrels and pro-level waves
- • March to May is smaller but beginner-friendly
- • Rainy season = fewer crowds and lush scenery
Local Tips
- • Reef booties are useful at Cloud 9 and Tuason Point
- • Respect the pecking order at the main peaks
- • Join a boat trip for secret breaks on neighboring islands