From the famous multi-tier Cambugahay Falls to hidden gems like Locong and Lagaan, plus underground adventures through Cantabon and Sambulawan caves, here’s our guide to Siquijor’s best natural attractions
From sunset drinks at Paliton to cliff jumping at Salagdoong and snorkelling at Tubod, we’ve rounded up the best beaches on Siquijor
19 Best Things To Do In Siquijor: From cliff diving at Salagdoong Beach to snorkelling with barracuda and swimming beneath jungle waterfalls, here’s our list of the top attractions on Siquijor
A 400-year-old strangler fig wrapped in local folklore, complete with a fish spa at its base.
One of the island’s most popular waterfalls, with turquoise multi-tier pools, rope swings and bamboo rafts.
One of the island’s last true hidden gems, with barely another tourist in sight. Here’s everything you need to know before visiting Locong Falls
Paliton Beach Siquijor is one of the island’s most famous beaches, known for silky white sand and unbeatable sunsets.
One of Siquijor’s best hidden gems and our favourite cave in the Philippines. Here’s what you need to know about wading through stalactites, stalagmites and the plunge pool inside.
Thinking of visiting the butterfly sanctuary in Siquijor? We share our honest take, plus everything you need to know: location, how to get there, entrance fees, and what’s inside.
Salagdoong Beach Siquijor delivers cliff jumps, turtle snorkelling and white sand all in one spot. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Here’s everything you need to know about Mount Bandilaan, hiking the rainforest trail, climbing the viewing tower for panoramic views, and exploring nearby Cantabon Cave