DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING: Naked, Daku, and Guyam Island

DIY Siargao Island Hopping – When visiting the tear-drop-shaped island, a Siargao Island Hopping tour is one of few must-do activities we recommend here. With just a short boat ride off the coast of General Luna, spend half-day or the entire day island hopping in three of the most popular tropical islands of Siargao known as Naked, Daku, and Guyam Island. And if you have a bigger budget, you might want to add these beautiful islands before you start your tour namely: Corregidor Island, Mam-on Island, and Sohoton Island.

 

Earlier this year in January, before the coronavirus pandemic hit, we went to Siargao Island for the second time. And compare to our first visit, we have been blessed with good weather almost the entire stay on the island.

We maximize our time in Siargao, making sure we will not miss the places we never visited.

We explored popular tourist attractions north of the island by motorcycle, rented a motor-bangka to Sugba Lagoon, Pamomoan island, Kawhagan Beach, experience the best of nightlife on the island, and of course island hopping to the popular tri-islands, Sohoton and Corregidor island with fellow local tourist we made friends.

Daku Island - Siargao Island Hopping Tour
Daku Island – Siargao Island Hopping Tour

WHERE TO BOOK A SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING TOUR

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If you’re looking for a reliable and safe booking of Siargao Island hopping tour online, the best and exclusive price for this activity we can recommend is Klook. With just $40 or less, you can enjoy and walk along the pristine white sands of Naked Islands, see the clear waters and have your sumptuous lunch in Daku Island, and chill out in Guyam Island.

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But if you’re on a budget and you don’t mind being part of joiner island hopping tour just like us, we recommend you just go straight to Siargao Tourist Information Center, just beside the General Luna local market. Tourists usually arrive as early as 06:00 AM, just politely ask if you can join them and split the price of the tour.

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DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING – First Stop: Naked Island?

Naked Island - Siargao Island Hopping Tour
Naked Island – DIY Siargao Island Hopping Tour

The first stop of our Siargao island hopping tour is Naked Island. Even though we’ve seen a lot of pictures on the internet and we already know what to expect, we’re still amazed at how beautiful the turquoise blue waters surrounding the island.

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Boat Docked In Naked Island Siargao - The Travel Mark
Boat Docked In Naked Island Siargao 

From the name of the island itself, no trees, and just a sandbar in the middle of the ocean. Naked Island is a small island where you can just lie down and work on your tan, swim around, have some great photos, drink your beer or something refreshing in your boat, just make sure you keep your trash back to the mainland, also its a great drone spot, only if you have one.

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Next Stop: Daku Island?

DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING - Daku Island Swaying Coconut Trees
 Daku Island Swaying Coconut Trees – DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING 

“Daku” means “big”. Daku Island is the highlight of our tour. It is the biggest of the three islands, has a better and wider white sand beach, perfect for activities such as Frisbee and volleyball. The island is surrounded by clear waters and picturesque swaying coconut trees. Also, the island has a barangay with friendly locals selling fresh seafood for lunch. Huts are available for rent if you want to chill and stay for a couple of hours.

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Barangay Daku - Siargao Island
Barangay Daku Siargao Island 
Daku Island Beach - Siargao Island Hopping
Daku Island Beach 

Last Stop: Guyam Island?

Guyam Island - Siargao Island Hopping Tour
Guyam Island – DIY Siargao Island Hopping Tour

The last stop of our DIY Siargao Island hopping tour is Guyam Island. The island is also small but the clear shallow waters, coconut trees, picturesque and serene white sand beach is surely a tropical paradise for beach lovers. You can spend the rest of the day relaxing here, lie down, and just appreciate the beauty of Guyam island.

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Guyam Island Signage - Siargao Island Hopping
Guyam Island Signage 
Boat Docked In Guyam Island Siargao - The Travel Mark
Boat Docked In Guyam Island Siargao

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SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING RATES (Boat only)

DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING - Guyam Island
DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING – To Guyam Island

Fare rate for Tri-Island Hopping:

Category A – Capacity 1-6 – ₱ 1,500

Category B- Capacity 7-10 – ₱ 2,500

Category C- Capacity 11-15 – ₱ 3,000

Fare rate for Mam-on Island w/ Tri-Island

Category A – Capacity 1-4 – ₱ 3,500

Category B- Capacity 5-8 – ₱ 4,000

Category C- Capacity 9-12 – ₱ 4,500

Fare rate for Correigdor Island w/ Tri-Island

Category A – Capacity 1-4 – ₱ 3,500

Category B- Capacity 5-8 – ₱ 4,000

Category C- Capacity 9-12 – ₱ 4,500

Fare rate for Sohoton Island w/ Tri-Island

Category A – Capacity 1-4 – ₱ 5,000

Category B- Capacity 5-8 – ₱ 6,000

Category C- Capacity 9-12 – ₱ 7,000

Note: Rate is as of January 2020. For other tour packages and bigger groups that require a bigger boat, just directly communicate with the personnel in the Tourist Information Center.

SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING BUDGET: TRAVEL EXPENSES

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BOAT FEE: ₱ 1,500/5
ENVIRONMENTAL FEE: ₱ 50 per person
DAKU ISLAND DOCKING FEE: ₱ 100/5
GUYAM ISLAND ENTRANCE FEE: ₱ 30 per person

TOTAL: ₱400/person

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DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING - Naked Daku and Guyam Island
DIY SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING – The Travel Mark

Here’s a Video Summary of our First Siargao Island Travel Experience: #ResponsibleTourism #LeaveOnlyFootprints

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– Last Update: May 30, 2020 –

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