Showing posts with label Siquijor Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Siquijor Beach. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2016

Who says fine white sand beaches are only found in Boracay Island? Come and visit Siquijor..


Upon arrival at the island, many are amazed how clean & clear Siquijor port water is.. Wait no further till you hit some of the best beaches in Siquijor..



Tip: Always check local weather forecasts for sometimes (rarely happen), ferries to and from Siquijor Island get cancelled, flagged by local Coast Guard officers.

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Note: We can talk and plan about personalizing your Siquijor Island Tour.. Just let me know your interests (caves, beaches, waterfalls, churches, museums, nature, etc.).. We can work to squeeze multiple sites in a day or two..

Saturday, 21 November 2015

Trees serve as roof on the way to Salogdoong Beach..


Lush greens.. Great vegetation.. Siquijor, that is.. This path alone, to Salogdoong Beach, will keep a place in your memory.. Wait until you dive into the crystal clear water of Salogdoong Beach..

Facts: Siquijor Town is the Capital Town of the Province and the most populous as of 2010 Census, while Enrique Villanueva Town being the least with just almost 6,000, approximately. *Wiki
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Note: We can arrange a single motorcycle if you are coming as a couple (cheapest), run a tricycle if in a party of up to four (cheaper) or speed up in an air-conditioned van if in a group of up to eight persons (cheap).. On a really tight budget? Forget about the costs, I will still make sure you get the best of Siquijor..

Sunday, 11 October 2015

Morning coffee by the beach.. Let me take you to Healing Beach..


Many say that Siquijor Town Port Beach is one of nicest port beaches in the country, aka the Healing Beach.. It is and many cannot resist but take a snap (or selfie), immediately upon setting foot on the island..

There are some cottages for rent by the beach, perfect place to have your first meal for the day.. Weather permitting, we can even share the time with some local folks out to the sea for an early catch..

Tips: San Juan Town has a row of beautiful accommodations mushroomed along the town's coast, but in case you settled in for one by the port (Siquijor Town Port), never miss to spend even one morning at this beautiful stretch, the Healing Beach.
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Note: Most tourist/passenger ferries coming to Siquijor Island dock at Siquijor Town Port.. I can meet you here and be my guest..

Friday, 24 July 2015

Consider it your own.. Let me take you to Bacong Beach..


Probably the most secluded and hidden patch of sea shore in the whole of Siquijor Island..  Stunning rock formations and clear waters await the visitors.. Open to anyone, no fees collected as no one is manning this beautiful gem.

Located in Maria Town..  Way to the beach side is approximately a few kilometers from the main road, accessible by a single motorcycle as of this writing..  The site is not included yet in the list of Tourism Sites in Siquijor..
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Note: Going to is through a lush jungle in Maria Tows' eastern side..  No trails established (yet) and the way to and from can be tricky..  SiquijorTourGuide's most recent visit to the beach was last July 2015.  The shore has white pebble grounds and not sand..  Wearing comfortable slippers are advised..