Siargao, the teardrop-shaped island in the Philippines, is a renowned hotspot for surfing enthusiasts. But beyond the waves, the Tri-Island Hopping tour offers a captivating glimpse into the region’s natural wonders. Travelers can embark on a journey through the pristine islands of Daku, Guyam, and Naked Island, each with its own distinct charm and allure. From the powdery white sands to the crystal-clear waters, this excursion promises an unforgettable experience that delves deeper into the island’s enchanting tapestry.
Key Points
- The Siargao Tri-Island Hopping tour includes visits to Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island, offering opportunities for swimming, sightseeing, and experiencing the natural beauty of the islands.
- Naked Island is a tiny sandbar with pristine white sand and turquoise waters, ideal for swimming and photography against the barren landscape.
- Daku Island, the largest of the trio, features local cuisine, swimming, snorkeling, and exploration of lush vegetation and sandy beaches.
- Guyam Island is a palm-covered island with a tranquil atmosphere, offering activities like swimming, snorkeling, and beachcombing.
- The tour includes roundtrip transportation, an English-speaking guide, and a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
Tour Overview
The Siargao Tri-Island Hopping tour is an activity that allows visitors to explore three picturesque islands off the coast of Siargao.
Explore three picturesque islands off the coast of Siargao with the Siargao Tri-Island Hopping tour.
Priced from $67.07 per person, the 6-hour tour includes roundtrip transportation, an English-speaking guide, and all necessary fees.
Visitors can swim and sightsee at Naked Island, enjoy lunch and free time at Daku Island, and explore the white sand beaches of Guyam Island.
The tour has a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
Pickup is available for hotels in General Luna, while others can meet at the Sto. Tomas De Villanueva Parish Church.
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Itinerary Details
Pickup location for the tour is General Luna. From there, the group heads out to the first island, Naked Island. They spend 2 hours sightseeing and swimming on the tiny sandbar with no vegetation. Next, they visit Daku Island for 2 hours, enjoying local cuisine for lunch and free time for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxation under the shade. The final stop is Guyam Island, where they can explore the palm-covered island and its white sand beaches. After the island visits, the group takes a tuk tuk back to General Luna.
| Itinerary Details | |
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| Pickup Location | General Luna |
| Naked Island | 2 hours for sightseeing and swimming |
| Daku Island | 2 hours for lunch and free time |
| Guyam Island | Visit and swimming |
| Return | Tuk tuk back to General Luna |
Highlights of Naked Island
A tiny sandbar with no vegetation, Naked Island offers the perfect setting for swimming and photography.
The island’s striking bare landscape creates a natural canvas for breathtaking shots:
The island’s striking bare landscape creates a natural canvas for breathtaking shots of the pristine white sand and azure sky.
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Crystalline turquoise waters lapping against the pristine white sand
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Panoramic views of the surrounding islands and the endless azure sky
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Visitors posing against the dramatic contrast of the barren terrain
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Opportunities to capture the sun’s golden rays reflecting off the sand
With no trees or structures to obstruct the view, Naked Island truly embodies the essence of unspoiled natural beauty.
Highlights of Guyam Island
Palm-covered Guyam Island beckons visitors with its pristine white sand beaches and lush tropical foliage. Ideal for relaxation and exploration, the island offers a tranquil escape from the bustling mainland. Visitors can wade in the crystal-clear waters, snorkel among vibrant marine life, or simply bask in the sun on the secluded shores.
| Guyam Island Highlights |
| — | — | — |
| White Sand Beaches | Snorkeling | Tropical Foliage |
| Tranquil Atmosphere | Swimming | Relaxation |
| Scenic Vistas | Beachcombing | Nature Exploration |
The island’s remote location and unspoiled charm make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque respite during their Siargao adventure.
More Great Tours NearbyHighlights of Daku Island
Daku Island offers a larger and more diverse experience compared to its smaller counterparts. As the largest of the trio, Daku provides opportunities for a leisurely lunch, swimming, and snorkeling.
Visitors can:
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Savor local cuisine, including fresh seafood, at the island’s restaurants and eateries.
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Take a refreshing dip in the clear waters surrounding the island.
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Explore the natural beauty of Daku, including its lush vegetation and sandy beaches.
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Discover the island’s marine life through snorkeling, spotting colorful fish and coral formations.
The variety of activities and settings on Daku Island make it a highlight of the Siargao tri-island hopping adventure.
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour package includes roundtrip pickup and drop-off, an English-speaking local guide, roundtrip boat transfers and island tours, as well as entrance, cottage, and docking fees. Life jackets and lunch are also provided.
However, the tour does not include personal expenses, snorkeling masks, tips and gratuity, or alcohol and drugs.
| Inclusions | Exclusions |
| — | — |
| Roundtrip pickup and drop-off | Personal expenses |
| Local tour guide | Snorkeling mask |
| Roundtrip boat and tours | Tips and gratuity |
| Entrance, cottage, and docking fees | Alcohol and drugs |
| Life jackets and lunch | |
It’s important to be prepared and pack appropriately for this adventure.
Important Information
Best time to visit Siargao for the tri-island hopping tour is during the dry season from March to October, when weather conditions are optimal.
Travelers should come prepared with:
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Sunglasses and hat to shield from the sun
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Swimwear and a change of clothes for the water activities
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Towel and sunscreen to protect skin
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Camera to capture the stunning natural beauty
The tour isn’t recommended for children under 7, individuals with altitude sickness, or those over 95 or 70 years old.
Mobile signal is limited on the islands, so visitors should expect an offline experience.
Protecting the environment is crucial – don’t litter and take all trash back.
Booking in advance is advised, as peak season can be busy.
Booking and Reservations
To book the Siargao Tri-Island Hopping tour, travelers can check availability and make reservations online through the tour provider’s website.
The tour can be booked in advance, though last-minute bookings may be possible subject to availability. Payment can be made securely online using major credit cards or through local payment methods.
Once the booking is confirmed, the tour provider will provide the necessary details, including pickup arrangements and what to bring.
The tour provider will furnish the necessary details, including pickup logistics and essential items to bring, upon booking confirmation.
Travelers are advised to review the cancellation policy and plan their trip accordingly to avoid any inconvenience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Snacks and Drinks?
You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks, but lunch is provided as part of the tour. Just be mindful of the tour’s environmental responsibility guidelines and avoid littering or leaving any trash behind on the islands.
Is There a Restroom Facility on the Islands?
Yes, there are basic restroom facilities available on the islands. However, travelers should be prepared for basic, rustic conditions as the islands have limited infrastructure. Bringing any necessary personal hygiene items is recommended.
Can I Rent Snorkeling Gear on the Tour?
No, snorkeling gear is not included in the tour. Guests must bring their own snorkeling masks if they wish to go snorkeling. The tour price covers boat transportation, guide services, and entrance fees, but personal equipment like snorkels is not provided.
Is the Boat Suitable for People With Disabilities?
The tour boat may not be suitable for people with disabilities. The tour includes island hopping and entering the boat, which could be challenging for those with mobility issues. Alternative arrangements may need to be made for guests with special needs.
What Is the Weather Like During the Tour?
The weather during the tour is generally dry and sunny, as the best time to visit is during the dry season from March to October. Visitors should prepare for warm temperatures and bring sun protection.
The Sum Up
The Siargao Tri-Island Hopping tour offers a remarkable opportunity to explore the stunning islands of Daku, Guyam, and Naked Island. Travelers can enjoy the pristine natural beauty, indulge in fresh seafood, and experience the tranquility of these enchanting destinations. Whether you’re seeking breathtaking views, culture, or simply a day of relaxation, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure.
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