8 Best Beaches in Siquijor: From Cliff Jumping to Secluded Coves
Discover Siquijor's best beaches for swimming, cliff jumping, snorkeling, and sunset watching. Complete guide to 8 must-visit beaches on the island.
1. Salagdoong Beach
Famous for its cliff jumping platforms at 20ft and 35ft heights, Salagdoong is Siquijor's most popular beach. Beyond the jumps, the beach features clear turquoise water and good facilities.
- Best for: Cliff jumping, swimming, families
- Entrance: ₱50
- Facilities: Changing rooms, restaurants, cottages
2. Paliton Beach
The most photogenic beach in Siquijor, Paliton features a stunning coconut palm-lined shore perfect for sunset watching. The water is calm and clear, ideal for swimming.
- Best for: Sunset, photography, relaxation
- Entrance: Free
- Tip: Arrive by 5 PM for golden hour photos
3. Kagusuan Beach
A hidden gem with dramatic cliff backdrops, Kagusuan (also called Kagusuang) is less crowded than other beaches. The snorkeling here is excellent.
- Best for: Snorkeling, escaping crowds, photography
- Entrance: Free
- Access: Down a steep staircase - bring good shoes
4. Tubod Marine Sanctuary
Siquijor's best snorkeling spot! This protected marine sanctuary features vibrant coral and abundant fish life just steps from shore.
- Best for: Snorkeling, marine life viewing
- Entrance: Small fee for sanctuary
- Tip: Bring your own snorkel gear for the best experience
5. San Juan Beach
The main town beach in San Juan offers convenience with restaurants and accommodations right on the sand. Good for swimming with calm waters.
- Best for: Convenience, dining, accommodation access
- Entrance: Free (public beach)
6. Solangon Beach
A local favorite with a relaxed vibe. Solangon is great for a picnic or a quiet day away from tourist crowds.
- Best for: Local experience, picnics
- Entrance: Free
7. Guiwanon Spring Park
Unique natural spring pools connected to a mangrove boardwalk. Not a traditional beach, but a refreshing swimming experience.
- Best for: Freshwater swimming, nature lovers
- Entrance: ₱20
8. Cang-Isok Beach
Known for its dramatic tidal flats and old house over the water, Cang-Isok is more scenic than swimmable but worth a photo stop.
- Best for: Photography, unique scenery
- Entrance: Free
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