It’s these magical waves that make Siargao particularly special. Shaped like a teardrop, Siargao is part of the province of ...

Siargao, often compared to Bali from 50 years ago, remains a largely undeveloped and wild surf paradise. Despite its growing tourism, the island offers diverse dining options, from local Filipino to ...

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EIGHT days of surfing on Siargao Island off Cloud and it all comes down to Indonesian Bronson Meydi and Australian Ziggy ...

The world-famous party island of Boracay is taking a solemn pause this weekend as locals and visitors alike observe Undas ...