SIARGAO: Tri Island Tour & Land Tour 2 Days Tour

Island time, with a little adventure.

This two-day Siargao trip combines three very different island stops with a full day of inland sights. I especially like the mix of Naked, Daku, and Guyam islands on Day 1, plus the unusual free drone photo and video at Naked Island. I also like that lunch, entrance fees, environmental fees, boats, and local guiding are included, so the $124 price covers much of the day-to-day cost.

The main consideration is pace. You cover a lot in two days, and weather can change the order or timing. Day 2 includes several stops, a boat ride to Sugba Lagoon, and water activities, so this suits an active schedule better than a slow beach holiday.

Key points to know before booking

• Three islands in one day: Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island each offer a different setting for swimming, photos, and relaxed beach time.
• A secret snorkeling stop: Day 1 includes a special sandbar and snorkeling area, though the final plan is confirmed after everyone boards the boat.
• Two contrasting water stops: Sugba Lagoon brings cliff-jump excitement, while Magpupungko offers a calmer swim in a natural rock pool.
• Private road transport: Your group gets a private multicab ride for pickup and drop-off, while the island boats are shared.
• Free aerial photos: The guide offers a human-drone style photo or video at Naked Island, a nice extra for couples, families, and social media photos.
• Two lunches are included: Day 1 includes an island lunch, and Day 2 includes a plated lunch.

What the $124 price covers

At $124 per person, this is not simply a boat ride with a few beach stops. You receive two full touring days, transport, lunches, entrance charges, environmental fees, local guide service, and the roundtrip boat to Sugba Lagoon.

That matters in Siargao because small costs can quickly pile up when you arrange every stop separately. Here, the main sights are bundled together, and the private multicab on the road portion means your own group gets the vehicle for the included pickup and drop-off service.

The boats are shared, so you should not expect a fully private yacht experience. That keeps the cost more reasonable, but it also means boat timing and the final route may depend on the wider group.

The package is strongest for someone who wants to see a lot in a short stay. If you prefer choosing one beach and staying there all afternoon, the two-day plan may feel busy. If you have only a few days in Siargao, the price buys useful coverage of the area without requiring you to arrange separate drivers, boats, and entrance payments.

Day 1: Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island

The first day runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and focuses on the famous island-hopping route near Siargao.

Pickup is arranged from your accommodation to the jump-off point, using a private multicab assigned only to your group. That is a practical touch. You do not need to find your own way to the boat, and you can ask the guide about the plan before departure.

Naked Island

Naked Island is a simple place with a simple name. It is largely open sand and sea, with little shade or built infrastructure. That gives it a clean, uncluttered look, but it also means you should bring biodegradable sunscreen, beachwear, and something for your feet.

This is the best stop for wide photos and clear views around the island. The free drone shot or video is one of the tour’s most unusual extras. The guide handles the human-drone style capture, giving you a different angle than the usual phone photos from the shoreline.

Do not treat the drone footage as a guaranteed professional production. It is a complimentary tour feature, not a separate photography session. Still, it adds real value, particularly if you are traveling as a couple or group and want everyone included in one image.

Daku Island

Daku Island is the lunch stop and gives the first day a welcome pause. Rather than rushing from one shoreline to the next, you can sit down for an island lunch while looking out across the water.

The meal is included, which makes the day easier. You do not need to carry a full picnic or search for food between boat stops. The exact menu is not specified, so anyone with dietary concerns should ask the guide before setting out.

Daku is also a good place to slow down after the open exposure of Naked Island. You can swim, take photos, and enjoy the island setting without needing to turn every minute into an activity.

Guyam Island

Guyam is the third island on the route. Its appeal comes from contrast: after Naked Island’s bare sand and Daku’s lunch break, Guyam gives you another setting for a short beach stop and a change of view.

The tour includes the entrance fee and environmental fees, so you are not expected to pay separate site charges at each location. These fees are part of the practical value of the package, especially if you are trying to keep your spending predictable.

Time at each island can vary. The itinerary is a guide rather than a rigid promise, since weather and group conditions can affect the final schedule.

The secret sandbar and snorkeling area

Day 1 also includes a special secret beach or sandbar used as a snorkeling area. This is an appealing addition because it breaks up the better-known island circuit with a quieter water stop.

Snorkeling is best approached as an optional activity rather than the sole reason to book the tour. The supplied information does not promise equipment, water visibility, or a specific marine-life encounter, so bring realistic expectations. You will want to confirm with the guide what equipment is available and how long the stop will last.

Before the boat leaves, the guide reviews the route with the group. Ask your questions then. This is the right moment to clarify the swimming stops, the lunch timing, and any activity you may want to skip.

Day 2: Coconut views and the Maasin River

The second day is a road-based tour with pickup and drop-off within General Luna City proper. It includes a mountain view deck, the Maasin coconut road, Maasin River, Magpupungko rock pool, Sugba Lagoon, and Secret Beach.

That is a lot for one day, but the variety is the point. You move from roadside views to a river stop, then to natural swimming areas and a lagoon. The private multicab keeps the group together and avoids the need to arrange separate transport between sites.

Mountain view deck and Maasin coconut road

The mountain view deck offers a chance to see more of Siargao beyond the beaches. The coconut road is one of the island’s recognizable photo stops, with rows of palms creating a strong backdrop.

These are short-viewing stops rather than long activities. I would use them to take photos, stretch your legs, and get a feel for the island’s inland scenery. If you want long walks or a detailed cultural tour, this package does not promise that kind of visit.

The guide can also help with the human-drone style photo feature, depending on the stop and the day’s conditions. Since the included drone shot is specifically listed for Naked Island, treat any other aerial footage as something to ask about rather than something guaranteed.

Maasin River and the Tarzan-style swing

At Maasin River, you can swing from the board in a Tarzan-style moment. This is one of the more playful parts of the tour, but it is not compulsory.

You should be comfortable in the water and with the physical movement before trying it. The experience is best for people who want a little action between sightseeing stops. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or do not feel steady on a board, sit this one out.

The important point is that the tour offers choice. You can enjoy the river scenery without taking the swing. Ask the guide for help if you are unsure about the setup or need assistance.

Magpupungko rock pool for a calmer swim

Magpupungko is the gentler water stop on Day 2. The natural rock pool gives you a place to swim in a more enclosed setting after the open-water island stops.

Bring flip-flops. Rock surfaces can be uncomfortable under bare feet, and the tour specifically recommends them. Biodegradable sunscreen is also required preparation for a day that includes several outdoor and water stops.

The pool is a natural site, not a resort pool with changing facilities described in the package. Pack your beachwear carefully and keep valuables to a minimum. The exact swimming conditions may change with weather and the wider schedule, so listen to the guide’s instructions.

Magpupungko works well for people who want to enjoy the water without making every stop about jumping or swinging. You can swim, take photos, and appreciate the rock formations at your own speed within the group’s allotted time.

Sugba Lagoon and the cliff-jump option

Sugba Lagoon brings the most adventurous part of the land tour. The package includes a roundtrip boat ride to the lagoon, entrance fees, environmental fees, and a local guide.

You can try the cliff jump from the designated board if you are comfortable with it. I would not book this tour solely for that activity, since the listing does not give details about jump height, water conditions, or how long you get at the board. Think of it as an optional thrill within a broader sightseeing day.

The boat ride adds time and scenery to the visit. It also means Sugba Lagoon is not just a roadside stop, and weather may affect the timing. The guide will explain the route and activities once the group is together.

If you prefer not to jump, you can still enjoy the lagoon setting and the boat trip. Ask the guide about safe areas, where to wait, and what activities are suitable for you.

Secret Beach and the final stretch

Secret Beach is described as a peaceful stop with soft sand and gentle waves. It gives the second day a quieter finish after the more active river and lagoon sections.

This is where the tour’s balance works well. You get photo stops, water activities, natural scenery, and time at a softer beach. Still, the exact amount of time at Secret Beach depends on the overall schedule and conditions.

The second lunch is plated and included. That is useful after a full day on the road and boat, though the package does not specify the menu. If you have allergies or food restrictions, mention them before the meal rather than waiting until lunchtime.

Transport, timing, and group setup

Day 1 includes private pickup and drop-off by multicab from your accommodation to the boat jump-off point. The vehicle is assigned only to your group, which gives you more privacy during the road transfer.

The island boats are shared. This is the main distinction between the private and shared parts of the tour. You get private road transport for the included transfer, but the boat portion is organized with other participants.

Day 2 pickup and drop-off are available within General Luna City proper. If your accommodation is outside that area, confirm the meeting arrangement before booking.

The published Day 1 timing is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Day 2 starting times depend on availability. Weather can lead to changes, and the final schedule is confirmed after everyone is aboard the party boat. Arrive ready to listen to the guide’s briefing and ask questions before departure.

For the boat manifest, you will need to provide personal information such as your birthdate. Keep your hotel lobby pickup simple by waiting there for the driver, who will carry a sign with your name.

Who will like this tour most?

I would recommend this trip to you if you want a broad Siargao sampler with minimal planning. It suits couples, friends, and active families who like mixing beach time with short road stops and optional physical activities.

It is also useful if you want plenty of photographs. The islands, coconut road, view deck, river, rock pool, lagoon, and Secret Beach all provide different backdrops. The complimentary aerial photo at Naked Island is the feature most likely to make your photo collection feel less ordinary.

You should think twice if you need a slow pace, have a pre-existing medical condition, or want a private boat. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, people with pre-existing medical conditions, or anyone over 95 years old.

Alcohol and drugs are not allowed. Bring biodegradable sunscreen, flip-flops, and beachwear, and follow the guide’s directions at the swimming and jumping areas.

Should you book the Siargao two-day tour?

I would book it if you want Siargao’s main island and inland highlights in one organized package. The strongest value comes from the combination of lunches, entrance charges, environmental fees, shared boats, private multicab transfers, and a local English-speaking guide.

The free drone photo at Naked Island is a welcome bonus, and the tour includes enough variety to keep two days interesting. Linda from the United Kingdom gave the experience a highly positive verified rating and singled out the guides’ many lovely photos, which matches the tour’s clear focus on capturing the day as well as showing you the sights.

I would skip it if you want complete control over timing or a quiet, private boat day. For most active visitors staying in or near General Luna, though, $124 is a fair price for two packed days and a straightforward way to see far more than the beach near your hotel.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity, and you can reserve now and pay later. That flexibility helps when Siargao weather may affect your plans.

FAQ

How long is the Siargao Tri Island and Land Tour?

The tour lasts two days. Day 1 island hopping is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Day 2 starting times depend on availability.

Which islands are included on Day 1?

Day 1 includes Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island. It also includes a secret beach or sandbar used as a snorkeling area.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Day 1 includes an island lunch, and Day 2 includes a plated lunch.

Is transportation included?

Yes. Day 1 includes private multicab pickup and drop-off from your accommodation to the boat jump-off point. Day 2 includes hotel pickup and drop-off within General Luna City proper.

Are the boats private?

No. The island boats are shared. The multicab transfer for your group is private.

Is the Sugba Lagoon boat ride included?

Yes. A roundtrip boat ride at Sugba Lagoon is included, along with entrance and environmental fees.

Can I try the activities at Maasin River and Sugba Lagoon?

The tour includes the option to swing from the board at Maasin River and make a cliff jump at Sugba Lagoon. Ask the guide for assistance and only take part if you are comfortable.

What should I bring?

Bring biodegradable sunscreen, flip-flops, and beachwear.

Can I cancel or pay later?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve the tour and pay later.