Location: Siquijor Island
Top Things to do in Siquijor Island
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Top 10 Things to do in Siquijor Island, Visayas
Siquijor /ˈsɪkiːhɔː/ (Cebuano: Lalawigan sa Siquijor, Filipino: Lalawigan ng Siquijor) is a 5th provincial income class island province of the Philippines located in the Central Visayas region. Its capital is the municipality also named Siquijor. To the north of Siquijor is Cebu, to the west is Negros, northeast is Bohol, and to the south, across the Bohol Sea, is Mindanao.
Restaurants in Siquijor Island
1. MARELLE’S SEASHELL MUSEUM- RESTAURANT & BAR- GIFT SHOP
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
Enjoy a tasty meal and a cold beverage while at Marelle's Restaurant & Bar, beautifully situated on our open air veranda which opens to our lush botanical gardens.Last but not least stop by our gift shop that has that special gift for your loved ones, all hand made by our local artisans. We also have a display of stunning collection of exotic sea shells and marine life that are found in the crystal clear tropical waters of the Philippines. Also on display are many land snails. A beautiful marine life postage stamp collection from all over the world adorns the walls. Also exhibited are many educational displays about the shells in their ocean habitat. See you soon!
Reviewed By KathleenR_28 - Port Dover, Canada
My friend and I came for lunch but did not realize that this was also a shell museum. They have a fantastic collection of seashells, all sorted out and arranged by type ... Gastropods, bivalves, chitons, nautilus, cowries, etc. Lunch on the patio was delightful. The adobo and garlic rice was yummy. Great value!
2. Cantabon Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By filipam820 - Lisbon, Portugal
It's something completely different. You have to get into the cave for a little hole and the only ligth you have is on your helmet. It's and adventure. The cave is really beautiful. Don't do it if you have claustrophobia. Go in water shoes.
3. Cambugahay Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 918 reviews
Reviewed By _Zsuz_123 - Cape Town, South Africa
We spent a fun couple of hours at the waterfalls. Beautiful blue water. We arrived with our scooter, there is parking for them just at the entrance to the falls, parking fee is going by donations, so you pick how much you want to pay, and those guys really watch over the scooters. The entrance fee is normally 10 php, but we got there early so no one was there, we got in for free. There are 3 Tarzan swings, different heights, 50 php for unlimited swings. They are really fun, I was scared before the first swing but you just have to go and after that it was just all fun. Then you can stand under the smaller falls to get a nice shoulder / back massage and just lounge in the water. There are some vendors there, I think they open around 9 to buy some food. We got there around 7:30/8:00 and it wasn't crowded at all, so I would suggest to go early. It's definitely worth a visit!
4. Tubod Marine Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By 198chrisww - Worcester, United Kingdom
Great reef and plenty to see. It’s clearly signed path is in between the 2 x coco grove entrances and has motorbike parking. It’s 50/60 peso to snorkel and free to use the beach only. Great snorkelling at 0800 or later in the afternoon. Turtles are about.
5. Kanheron Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By rutchellg - Siquijor Island, Philippines
There's nothing like it!You hit the jackpot for once in a life time experience. Highly recommended. Overlooking the ocean, mindblowing artistry,overflowing of wine collection from the giant bottle to the tiniest you've ever imagined. The longest wooden bench that's fits 31 people.
6. Siquijor Butterfly Sanctuary
7. Old Enchanted Balete Tree
8. Paliton Beach
9. Lugnason Falls
10. Salagdoong Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 506 reviews
Reviewed By blissandbear - Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
My partner and I visited on a whim having seen Saladoong Forest on the map we decided to check it out. Upon arrival were both in awe of the crystal clear blue water and luckily we had brought our snorkelling gear. We were very surprised at the amount of coral garden here, with multiple fish species, as well as coral types rarely seen whilst snorkelling. The water level deepens very quickly and the further you go out the stronger the current becomes. I would highly recommend those that do not consider themselves “strong swimmers” to avoid swimming past the hammock swings, or you will likely struggle to swim back, unless of course you have fins. For those interested in seeing epic coral and lots of fish species in crystal clear water with up to 15m visibility, look no further! Another bonus is the opportunity to watch people cliff jump off a scarily high board, very entertaining!
