Siargao Wakepark is the island's newest watersports destination. It adds to Siargao's list of boardsports spots.

The Magpupungko Rock Pools are one of the island's most iconic destinations. Best explored during low tide, it features natural wading pools formed by geological formations that trap crystal clear saltwater from the Pacific Ocean's crashing waves.

Discover Siargao's freshest offers in the Bayatakan Farm Experience. They offer farm tours, as well as a culinary and cultural experience that captures Siargao's idyllic island vibe and growing sustainability movements.

Kermit Surf Resort and Camp is one of the household names in Siargao when it comes to some of the most notable things to do in the island: surf, swim, relax, and eat. The resort is known for serving sumptuous wood-fired pizzas, which has branched out and become popular beyond Siargao.

The coastal town of Puerto Galera is one of Oriental Mindoro's top tourism destinations. It was named by UNESCO as a Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1973, with the other two being Palawan and Albay. Its rich reefs and waters are known snorkeling and diving destinations, while plenty of swimmable beaches dotting the coastline.
 

One of Occidental Mindoro's most astonishing gems is the Apo Reef Natural Park, which contains the Philippines' largest coral reef. The reef, which isalso second-largest contiguous coral reef system in the world is a marine paradise for scuba divers and conservationists who can spot up to 285 marine species in the waters off the three islands that make up the park - Apo Island, Apo Menor and Cayos del Bajo.

Soak up the livele locale of Puerto Galera at White Beach - the main of its 32 glittering beaches. It is lined with a wide selection of resorts, establishments, and dining spots that are lively from day while you enjoy the clear waters, and by night if you're looking to dine in and go out for a few drinks.