Siargao Adventure: Sights and Snapshots

When people hear Siargao, surfing is the first thing that comes to mind.

General Luna in Siargao Island, fondly called "GL" by locals, is frequented by surf pros and enthusiasts for its great waves. Foreign surfers travel across the globe just to experience Cloud 9 (Siargao's famous waves that form thick, hollow tubes). I was able to check the place out, crossing out the Philippine Surfing Capital on my Pinoy destinations list (read about my Siargao Sidetrip here).

Well lucky for me, I wasn't just there to ride the waves. Was thrown on the island of Siargao with several officemates for a then test run on our recently concluded project. Thus began a 5-day series of [mis]adventures, gastronomic trips and awe-inspiring dates with Mother Nature. 

Sharing some snapshots of the beauty of Siargao Island. :)

First sunset. Kawhagan Island, San Benito, Siargao.

Kawhagan Island, San Benito, Siargao.

Sandbar.

Morning after. Bye for now, Kawhagan.

Panoramic shot from the Mangroves View deck. Del Carmen, Siargao.

Clear waters en route to the lagoon.

Sugba Lagoon, Del Carmen, Siargao.

Hello, Banahaw Island. Del Carmen, Siargao. 

Low tide. Hence, our being stuck on paradise for five hours.

How can you say goodbye to a beauty like this? 

"One's destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things." - Henry Miller

Either way, this trip's a wonderful one.:)

Read about our [mis]adventures in Siargao on my post here. 

Roanne