Siargao has been attracting both local and international tourists for the past few years. A huge hit for wave riders and alike because this teardrop-shaped island is widely regarded as “the Surfing Capital of the Philippines”. Back in 2016, we went to Siargao with friends and I even wrote a travel guide on how you can get there. I think
Magpupungko beach and tidal pools is just one of the many natural attractions you can find in Siargao that should definitely be on top of your list to visit. This gem is home to a beautiful white beach and natural pools where you can swim on low tide. How to Get there: If you haven’t been to Siargao, I have shared my travel
Summer ain’t over yet and we still have few more days to enjoy and go out for a quick summer getaway. Check out Siargao Island, the surfing capital of the Philippines, located at Surigao del Norte. It is a tear-drop shaped island in the Philippine Sea that is composed of 48 islands and islets. The island is divided into nine municipalities:
