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Attractions in Siargao

Siargao has at least 14 places listed under Attractions. The best rated is Surf Spot (4.9 from 171 reviews). 9 of the 14 carry a photo and full details.

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Looking for great attractions in Siargao? These are the venues travellers rate highest — what makes each one worth your visit:

Surf Spot★ 4.9 (171)

Surf Spot, a surf camp or surf school on Siargao, sits on Cloud 9 Dr in Catangnan, General Luna, 8419 Surigao del Norte, Philippines, close to the island's best-known surf break. The venue operates as a surf coaching centre, with lessons and camps for surfers at different stages of their progress.

Poneas Lake★ 4.9 (8)

In Siargao, Poneas Lake is a viewpoint in the Philippines. The viewpoint sits within reach of General Luna, and its setting makes it a natural stop for travellers moving around the island. Poneas Lake is known for the view it opens onto, and its standing among visitors is reflected in a rating of 4.

jump-off to Poneas Lake★ 4.9 (8)

jump-off to Poneas Lake is a local business in Siargao. Its address is listed simply as Philippines, and the viewpoint serves as the starting point for reaching Poneas Lake on the island. Operating as a viewpoint, this spot is known as the jump-off for the route to Poneas Lake, and a 4.