Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Mam-On’s Restaurant, a local favorite that serves Filipino breakfast classics such as Tocino, Longganisa, and Bangus. The place has a cozy ambiance that complements the delicious food they offer.
Kermit Surf Resort and Restaurant offers a relaxing vibe with its tropical-themed interiors and outdoor dining area surrounded by palm trees. Their menu is a fusion of Western and Asian flavors, and their pizzas, in particular, are worth trying.
Take a quick island-hopping tour to explore the nearby beaches of Siargao such as Naked Island and Guyam Island. This is a perfect opportunity for foodies to try out local seafood such as grilled squid, shrimp, and fish served by local vendors on the islands.
Start your day with a fresh and healthy breakfast from Shaka Cafe, which serves delicious fruit bowls, smoothies, and avocado toast. They also have a variety of vegan and gluten-free options to choose from.
Harana Surf Resort is known for its picturesque restaurant overlooking the sea, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing lunch. Their menu features Filipino cuisine with a twist, and their Adobo Fried Rice and Seafood Pasta are highly recommended.
Head to Bravo Restaurant and Bar for dinner, where you can enjoy Italian cuisine in a cozy yet elegant ambiance. Their wood-fired pizzas and pasta dishes are a must-try, and they also have a wide selection of wines and cocktails to choose from.
End your trip with a breakfast at Barrel Bar and Kitchen, which offers American-style breakfast and brunch dishes such as Pancakes, Breakfast Burrito, and their signature Barrel Breakfast Plate. Their craft beers are also worth trying if you're up for some day drinking.
Siargao is a small island and it's easy to get around via motorbike or tricycle rentals. It's also advisable to rent a motorbike for island hopping tours. Ridesharing services are not available in Siargao, and taxis are scarce. Travel time between each point of interest is around 10-30 minutes, depending on your mode of transportation. Estimated transportation costs for the whole trip would be around PHP 1500-2000.
If you have extra time, you can explore more local restaurants such as Mama’s Grill for their freshly grilled seafood and meat, and La Carinderia for their affordable Filipino meals. You can also visit the famous Cloud 9 surf spot and try some surfing lessons. If you have less time, you can skip the island hopping tour and just focus on exploring local food spots in the main town and its nearby areas.
Siargao Airport (IAO) is a small domestic airport located in Del Carmen, approximately 48 kilometers from General Luna, the main tourist town in Siargao. The airport only caters to a few domestic airlines such as Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines. From the airport, you can take a tricycle or van to reach your accommodation. Travel time is around 1-2 hours, depending on traffic.