Cebu City is known for its rich history. The famous Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan landed here in April 7, 1521 and was welcomed by Rajah Humabon king of Cebu. Rajah Humabon and his people converted to Christianity and were baptized …
This Travel Guide contains lists of Siquijor resorts and hotels ranging from budget to luxurious. It also includes ferry schedules of trips from Dumaguete to Siquijor, Cebu to Siquijor and Iligan to Siquijor. We’ve also added a guide to getting …
There are many great resorts in Siquijor and the rest of the Philippines. Each has unique qualities which stand above the rest and choosing which one is the best among them would depend on our preference and budget. If you’re …
Capilay Spring Park in the town of San Juan, Siquijor is a neat place to hang out or have a swim. It nice to see how well-maintained and clean despite the falling leaves around it. It has some cozy-looking cottages …
Salagdoong Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Siquijor. This white-sand beach located in the town of Maria has a very wide area. Its beachfront is separated by a small rocky hill (hummock) which you can climb to …
Cambugahay Falls is a charming nature’s wonder that you can’t miss when going to Siquijor. Hidden deep in the forest and surrounded by large trees and vines, you’re guaranteed a superb nature experience here. Its clean water is perfect for …
St. Isidore Church and Lazi Convent are Siquijor Island’s most treasured historical structures. On top of their religious value, these remnants of the Spanish occupation of the Philippines are timeless masterpieces that will continue to share stories with many generations. …
Siquijor Island is feared by many locals because of its reputation related to paranormal occurrences and witchcraft. Years ago, I’ve seen a TV segment entitled “Siqui-horror!” which featured Siquijor’s ghost stories, sorcery and a man who can make paper dolls …