Discover Surigao

Alegria

Mainland

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Bacuag

Mainland

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*Basilisa

Dinagat Island

Lake Bababu, situated between Puerto Princesa and Melgar, is a mountain lake that is a sight to behold. The steep vertical inclines add thrill to an avid adventurer. Lush vegetation dominates the periphery. Rock formations in the neighboring islets of San Roque and Hagakgak resembling a duck, turtle, ship, eagle, candle make the seascape unlike any other.

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*Burgos

Siargao Island

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*Cagdianao

Dinagat Island

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Claver

Mainland

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*Dapa

Siargao Island

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*Del Carmen

Siargao Island

Its vast swampland of preserved mangroves is habitat of the biggest species of saltwater crocodile in the country.

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*Dinagat

Dinagat Island

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*Gen. Luna

Siargao Island

A bewitching 27-km stretch of sugar white beaches, sapphire seas, and natural coral barrier that keeps the inlet waters placid. White-sand beaches line the shores for miles, facing a handful of islets such as Guyam "Daku" (Big) and "Gamay" (Small - so small it is an uninhabited white sandbar with 50 coconut trees that can be circled on foot in 10 minutes) some hundred meters away from the onrushing waves of the Pacific. A discovery of foreign surfers and scuba divers. At high tide, tube-like waves from the Pacific can be heard and seen. A perfect destination for surfing during the months of November to January, and island-hopping adventure during March to June.

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Gigaquit

Mainland

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*Libjo

Dinagat Island

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*Loreto

Dinagat Island

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Mainit

Mainland

The pear-shaped Mainit Lake engulfs the municipalities of Mainit and Alegria between Surigao and Butuan. At a certain season, one can admire the purplish blooms of water hyacinths and lilies. Its placid waters is a sanctuary of thousands of wild ducks. This 17,340 hectare body of freshwater is the fourth largest lake in the Philippines. Also site of many waterfalls.

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Malimono

Mainland

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*Pilar

Siargao Island

Situated in a cove facing the Pacific, the Magpupungku lagoon is surrounded by limestone and granite sculptures. During low tide its pockmarked limestone floor reveal "swimming pools" of assorted shapes and sizes resembling basins, barrels, tubs and ponds. Also a surfing destination.

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Placer

Mainland

 Mining town famous for its ancient gold mines and "goldrush" panning.

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*San Benito

Siargao Island

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San Francisco

Mainland

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*San Isidro

Siargao Island

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*San Jose

Dinagat Island

Not to be mistaken for Barangay (Bgy.) San Jose, a village in Bayagnan Island that is the jump-off point to Sagisi Island. 

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*Santa Monica

Siargao Island

The Sta. Monica Waterfalls is a gentle burst of falling waters amid the tranquility of a virgin forest. This well-preserved natural environment is a come-on.

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Sison

Mainland

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*Socorro

Bucas Grande Island

Experience the thrill of passing through an underwater Suhoton cave leading into a magical lagoon of countless islets, explore it in a kayak because the submerged cave is accessible only during low tide.

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Tagana-an

Mainland

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*Tubajon

Dinagat Island

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Tubod

Mainland

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SURIGAO CITY

Basul Island (swimming, snorkeling & diving)

Bitaugan Whirlpool, Bgy. Bitaugan, Bayagnan Island

Buenavista Cave in Bgy. Buenavista, Hikdop Island

Cantiasay (384 m) Foot Bridge, Hanigad Island

Danawan Island (swimming, snorkeling & diving)

Day-asan Floating Village, Day-asan Island

Hinituan Island (swimming, snorkeling & diving)

Lipata Ferry Terminal, Bgy. Lipata, Mainland

Mabua Public Beach, Bgy. Mabua, Mainland

Maharlika Center (beach, hostel & training center), Bgy. Lipata, Mainland

Manjagao Island (boating in mangrove swampland)

Mapawa Cave, Mainland

Nabago Pearl Farm, Nabago, Mainland

Nonoc Nickel Refinery, Nonoc Island

Punta Bilar Beach, Bgy. Punta Pilar, Mainland

Sabang Public Beach Resort, Mainland

Sagisi Island (swimming, snorkeling & diving)

San Jose, Bayagnan Island (island hopping)

Silop Cave, Mainland

Sumilom Island (swimming, snorkeling & diving)

Zaragoza Rock Formation in Bgy. Zaragoza, Sibale Island