Siargao

Siargao is a geographically distinct island in the Philippine Sea, part of the Surigao del Norte province in Mindanao. Covering approximately 437 square kilometers, it’s characterized by a diverse coastline of reefs, beaches, and a notable deep inlet at Port Pilar. While offering natural beauty, Siargao is increasingly recognized as a hub for remote work and a laid-back lifestyle.

Best known as the surfing capital of the Philippines – and recently named the Best Island in Asia by Conde Nast Traveler – Siargao attracts a growing international community. Beyond the waves, the island comprises nine municipalities, each offering a unique slice of local life. Surfing is deeply embedded in the island’s culture, influencing everything from local events to its overall identity.