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A wave discovered in the late 1980s and named after a chocolate bar; its wooden boardwalk, rebuilt after Odette, reopened in July 2022.
Proclaimed in 1996, it covers nearly 284,000 hectares of land, mangroves and sea, including strict protection zones.
Nearly 4,900 hectares of mangroves, among the largest in Mindanao, explored by bangka or kayak on the way to Sugba Lagoon.
Clear tidal pools nestled between huge boulders that only appear at low tide; a small entrance fee is charged.
A hidden bay on Bucas Grande island, with caves accessible at low tide and Tojoman lagoon, home to stingless jellyfish.
Two days of celebrations in the last week of September, mixing Catholic rites, processions, parades and big shared meals.
The national surfing cup is usually held in September, followed by the international World Surf League event between late October and November.
Four days of competition between April and May, bringing anglers from all over the world to Pilar.
Freshly caught raw fish cured in vinegar or calamansi with ginger, onion and chilli, the great classic of Siargao’s tables.
A feast of rice, grilled fish and seafood laid out on banana leaves and eaten by hand, often the lunch of island-hopping tours.