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Open today 00:00–23:59
Attendance: Moderate
Check tide charts before departure as rock pools are tide-dependent.
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Siargao Tri-Island Hopping Tour (Naked, Daku & Guyam) 7 hr
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Siargao Tri-Island Hopping Tour (Naked, Daku & Guyam)

★ 4.4 (19)
$32
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Full-day boat trip to Siargao's three favorite islands with lunch, snorkeling, and local guides.

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Siargao Tri-Island Hopping: Naked, Daku & Guyam w/ Lunch 8 hr
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Siargao Tri-Island Hopping: Naked, Daku & Guyam w/ Lunch

★ 4 (51)
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Island-hop to Naked, Daku & Guyam Islands with lunch, snorkeling and secret beach stops in Siargao.

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What you'll do

Inside a tour, step by step

  1. 01 3h

    Magpupungko Rock Pools

    Visit during low tide to explore the natural rock formations

  2. 02 2h

    Sugba Lagoon

    Paddle through limestone karst environments

  3. 03 2h

    Pacifico Beach

    Observe local surf breaks and palm-lined coastlines

  4. 04 1h

    Coconut Mountain View

    Panoramic vantage point of southern island landscapes

Highlights

What you'll see inside the attraction

The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on this tour remember — all visible on a single visit.

Magpupungko Rock Pools

Features natural pools visible only at low tide with depths up to 2 meters.

Sugba Lagoon

A turquoise lagoon surrounded by limestone hills and dense mangrove forests.

Pacifico Beach

A quiet stretch of sand known for consistent waves and local surf culture.

Coconut Mountain View

Provides a view over thousands of coconut trees covering the island hills.

Daku Island

A picturesque island featuring a long white sandbar and tall palm trees.

Head to head

South Land Tour Siargao vs. Tri-Island Hopping — Which Experience Should You Choose?

The south land tour siargao is the superior choice for travelers seeking to explore terrestrial landmarks and surf culture, while the Tri-Island Hopping tour is better for those focused on open water and beach relaxation.

Feature Top pick South Land Tour Tri-Island Hopping
Primary Focus
Ocean exploration and sandy beaches
Terrain
Open sea and small sandbars
Key Activities
Boat travel and snorkeling
Physical Demand
Low
Typical Duration
6-7 hours
Vibe
Leisurely and tropical

Verdict: Choose the south land tour siargao tour for immersive island landscapes, or opt for island hopping if your priority is accessing remote coastal destinations via south land tour siargao tickets and other local south land tour siargao tours.

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Plan your visit

Everything you need to know before you go

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Open today · 00:00–23:59
Opening Hours
00:00–23:59
Address
Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte, Philippines
Site Access
Variable based on tidal conditions
Best Window
08:00–17:00
Storage
Not available at sites
Mon
00:00–23:59
Tue
00:00–23:59
Wed
00:00–23:59
Thu
00:00–23:59
Fri
00:00–23:59
Sat
00:00–23:59
Sun
00:00–23:59
Main entrance

General Luna Tourism Office

General Luna, Siargao

Central hub for departure

Address
Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte, Philippines
Storage
Not available at sites

How to get there

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Bike · Variable · Inexpensive

Rent a scooter in General Luna for independent movement across the island.

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Taxi · Variable · Moderate cost

Hire a local habal-habal driver for guided point-to-point transit.

Dress code

Wear light, breathable clothing suitable for tropical heat and humidity. Sturdy footwear is recommended for navigating rocky terrain near water pools.

Bags & security

Use waterproof dry bags to protect electronic devices during transit. Secure personal belongings in your vehicle as there are no lockers at remote stops.

Photography

Photography is encouraged at all landmarks along the south land tour siargao route. Ensure your gear is protected from salt spray and moisture.

Accessibility

The terrain involves uneven paths and natural rock formations. Those with limited mobility may find certain stop-offs difficult to access.

Mobile phones

Mobile reception is inconsistent across southern Siargao. Download offline maps and itineraries before starting the excursion.

What to bring

  • Sunscreen
  • Waterproof bag
  • Rechargeable power bank
  • Sunglasses
  • Towels
  • Cash for meals
  • Rash guard

Not allowed

  • Single-use plastics
  • Illegal drugs
  • Firearms
  • Hazardous chemicals
  • Drones (without permit)
  • Amplified speakers
  • Harpoons
  • Loud music devices
  • Alcoholic beverages

Families & strollers

The south land tour siargao is appropriate for families, provided children are supervised near water. Plan for an 8-9 hour day to maintain a comfortable pace for kids.

Food & drink

Bring sufficient hydration for the 8-9 hour journey. Local eateries are available along the route, though capacity varies by day.

Pets

Pets are generally not permitted on group tours due to limited space and strict environmental regulations at protected sites.

Good to know

The south land tour siargao duration is designed to align with low tide timings. Always coordinate with your guide regarding specific tidal schedules.

Meeting point

Where to find us

General Luna Tourism Office

General Luna, Siargao

Central hub for departure

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Around your visit

Everything else worth knowing

Best time to go, insider tips, nearby landmarks, and the cancellation fine print — flip through to skim what matters to you.

Best time to visit

How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.

Spring

March to May offers stable, dry weather ideal for outdoor excursions.

Summer

June to August provides consistent sunshine with higher visitor counts.

Autumn

September to October experiences occasional rain but remains excellent for south land tour siargao itineraries.

Winter

November to February sees increased surf swells and cooler breezes.

Helpful tips for your visit

Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.

Tide Tracking

Check tide charts daily to ensure you reach the rock pools during the lowest point.

Sun Protection

Apply reef-safe sunscreen frequently, as the tropical sun is intense even on cloudy days.

Early Start

Depart between 08:00–17:00 to maximize your time before peak heat occurs.

Local Etiquette

Respect surf break lineups by yielding to local riders and professionals.

Cash Usage

Carry small denominations for local market purchases as digital payment is rare outside main hubs.

Nearby landmarks

Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.

Cloud 9

10 min

World-famous surf break known for high-performance waves.

Guiuan Island

15 min

Small offshore islet perfect for quiet coastal walks.

Catangnan Bridge

10 min

Scenic spot for photography at the heart of the surf district.

Cancellation policy

Flexible, no hidden fees.

Full refunds are available for bookings canceled at least 24 hours prior to departure. As this tour route incurs 0 PHP in entrance fees, the refund applies solely to the operator service portion.

Where to stay

Hotels & districts near the attraction

Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.

Nay Palad

luxury

High-end resort focusing on sustainable island living

Bravo Beach Resort

boutique

Popular spot featuring a mix of surf and culinary experiences

Kermit Siargao

mid-range

Well-known surf camp and social hub for travelers

Siargao Inn

budget

Accessible lodging located near the primary transit lines

About

The place, in context

Siargao's eastern shore faces the Philippine Trench, a furrow that drops past 10,000 metres. Pacific swell crosses it unimpeded and reaches the reef with its energy intact. That single piece of bathymetry built the surf culture South Land Tour Siargao tours now trace inland. The island itself is teardrop-shaped, roughly 437 square kilometres of coconut, karst and mangrove, set off the northeast corner of Mindanao in Surigao del Norte. Nine municipalities divide it. The southern cluster — General Luna, Dapa, Del Carmen and Pilar — carries most of the named landmarks. Surfers reached the break off Tuason Point in the 1980s and named it Cloud 9. A three-tier timber boardwalk followed, then an annual competition, then a sealed road up from Dapa port. Typhoon Odette tore the boardwalk apart in December 2021. It was rebuilt, and the lineup filled again within two seasons. The wider island has been protected since 1996, when the Siargao Island Protected Landscape and Seascape was proclaimed across some 278,000 hectares of reef, forest and water. Del Carmen holds the largest contiguous mangrove stand in Mindanao, close to 4,200 hectares of it. The southern Siargao landmarks run on tides rather than clocks. At Magpupungko in Pilar, the sea withdraws from a shelf of layered sandstone and leaves a natural pool ringed by rock; at high water the shelf disappears entirely. Maasin River is marked by one bent coconut palm leaning across jade water, a frame copied a thousand times a week. Tayangban is a cave pool reached through waist-deep dark. Inland, Sugba Lagoon sits behind the Del Carmen mangroves, reachable only by boat. Further out, past Bucas Grande, Sohoton Cove keeps a lagoon of stingless jellyfish behind a limestone tunnel that clears only at low tide. Taken together, this is less a single venue than a circuit: a route stitched from barangay roads, boat landings and tide tables, where the Siargao island hopping day and the land loop share the same early light. South Land Tour Siargao tickets are therefore held as passage along a chain of sites rather than entry to any one gate, because the route has no single door to pass through.

"The southern landmarks run on tides rather than clocks."
Your experience

What a tour day looks like

A step-by-step walkthrough of the visit — what you'll see, how long each stage takes, and the details that matter.

You start early. The window runs 08:00–17:00 on paper, but in practice you leave at the top of it, because the tide tables decide the order of the day. The van collects you in General Luna, past surf shops still shuttered and the boardwalk where the first set is already working. Expect eight to nine hours on the move. You stop where the surface changes. A bent palm over the river, and you climb it before you jump. A low cave mouth, then cold water to your chest. Then the rock shelf, where the sea has pulled back and left a pool you can cross in twenty strokes. Your guide watches the water line and moves you on before it closes over. Sand next. Guyam is one ring of palms you can walk in five minutes; Daku has the longer beach and the grilled lunch; Naked is a sandbar with no shade at all. If the booking you hold is a South Land Tour Siargao tour paired with Sohoton Cove, the day runs by boat instead, through a tunnel that opens only at low tide, into the jellyfish lagoon. You hand nothing over at a gate — the route carries no entrance fee of its own, 0 PHP — and you come back salt-dried, somewhere before dusk.

Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions about south land tour siargao tours

What is the recommended arrival time for the south land tour siargao?

The best arrival window is 08:00–17:00, which aligns with the timing of low tide for accessing tidal pools.

Are there entrance fees for south land tour siargao tickets?

There is an entrance fee of 0 PHP as the south land tour siargao is a route of public sites.

How long does a typical south land tour siargao tour last?

The south land tour siargao tour typically runs 8-9 hours to accommodate travel between coastal landmarks.

Can I visit the south land tour siargao during the weekend?

Yes, the south land tour siargao remains open throughout the week with hours from 00:00–23:59.

Is the south land tour siargao suitable for children?

Yes, the south land tour siargao is family-friendly, but ensure children are supervised near water features.

What should I bring on my south land tour siargao?

Pack sun protection, a waterproof bag, and comfortable footwear for your south land tour siargao experience.

Is professional photography allowed during the south land tour siargao?

Photography is permitted throughout the south land tour siargao route at no additional cost.

Are there specific dress codes for the south land tour siargao?

Wear casual, light clothing and sturdy sandals for the south land tour siargao, keeping in mind the tropical climate.

What happens if my south land tour siargao is canceled?

Cancellations made 24 hours in advance are eligible for a full refund for the service portion of your south land tour siargao.

Can I combine the south land tour siargao with other sites?

You can combine your south land tour siargao visit with local surf spots like Cloud 9 which are located nearby.