Surfing gateway of the Philippines. Surfing alternative to Siargao, make way for Mindanao and Philippines' newest surfing destination: the town of Lanuza in the province of Surigao del Sur. This rural but elegant little town which faces the Pacific Ocean, has endless waves ideal for surfing and other water sports activities. The site is known as Doot Poktoy, a huge sand bar across the town's seawall with waves that can go up to 10 feet comparable or better than the waves of Siargao.

Surf point guide for Luzon and Catanduanes. Also in Japanese. Tiger Rose Surfer's Inn only 1 km north of Cloud 9 on Siargao.

If you are thinking about doing any surfing, then the Philippines just might be your ideal spot. The country boasts some nice surf breaks and no matter what level you are at you can find a challenge. One of the nice things about surfing in the Philippines is that the waves are rarely crowded offering you the chance to enjoy the sport without the accompanying problems of crowds.

#surigao del norte website. Includes surfing information in Siargao.

Tarzan's is a brand new resort, a 10 acre (4 hec) oceanfront copra plantation on a small island within 5 to 30 minutes of 1/2 dozen empty surf spots. Our new 50' surfboat the ǃ?Falconǃ? will get you there in style. Not just for surfers it's for lovers too; snorkel, swim, mountain bike or just stroll down the beach all alone. Just 1 island south of Siargao and cloud nine but worlds apart. If you want to really get away from "it all" this is the place. Eat seafood caught right out front and veggies from our garden. Dine on the beach, on the boat, your veranda or have breakfast in bed. Too good to be true? Come see for yourself - Dagohoy, Dapa, Surigao del Norte.

An adventure travel series by the late Vangie S. Palacios who was a writer/photographer/surfer, among other things, on a mission of documenting on the Net her adventure travels in the Philippines and around the world, hoping that you, too, will be inspired with the places she had the opportunity to visit. This is now a tribute page to Vangie who passed away on Friday, 3 May, 2003 on Lake Caliraya, Manila, when she was hit by a speedboat while she was swimming.

Specializes in surf travel to many locations including the Philippines - South Africa.

One of the last frontiers of surf exploration? The Philipines are a good place to surf but the waves are fickle, get lucky and its great, plan to be here for some time as it is often flat. The Philippines gets good during it's monsoon season That is; October to January.