Where to Stay in Siargao: Best Areas, Hotels, Hostels and Resorts

Siargao is one of our favorite islands and also one of the best-known in the Philippines. Lots of people want to experience its charms, and in recent years it has undergone a tourism “boom” that has led to a huge increase in the number of hotels in Siargao, although perhaps not at the same pace as demand has grown. We’ve already told you about all the things to see and do in Siargao, but today we want to delve deeper into a topic that often concerns those planning to visit: where to stay in Siargao.

It’s true that lots of new hotels and resorts in Siargao are popping up, but if you’re visiting during high season (including July and August, as well as September and October, when the international surfing championship is held), we recommend booking your accommodation as early as possible. Seriously, Siargao is incredibly popular right now! The last time we visited, we changed accommodations 5 times in 3 weeks…

Where to stay in Siargao: TOP areas

Besides choosing a specific hotel, it’s important to learn about the island’s geography, its attractions, and the kind of tourism you’ll encounter, since we’re not all the same and one option will probably suit you better than another.

Keep in mind that there are several areas where you can stay in Siargao. Most accommodation is concentrated in the south of the island, especially in the area stretching from General Luna to Cloud 9/Catangnan. Here you’ll find everything from cheap hotels to some of the best resorts in the Philippines. We’ll tell you about them below, but this is the area to stay in if you feel like partying, want a good selection of places to eat (you only have to take a look at where to eat in Siargao to get an idea) and want easy access to Siargao’s most popular tours.

A peaceful area to stay in Siargao, where you’ll find lovely beachfront hotels, is Malinao. This beach area is our favorite in the south of the island, and you can reach downtown General Luna in just 10 minutes by motorbike. Santa Fe, north of Cloud 9, is very similar, as the Catangnan Bridge has transformed it into a relatively central yet relaxed corner of the island. Personally, we’re in love with the beach in this area.

If you’d like to get away from the hustle and bustle, Pacifico is a good place to stay in Siargao. About 40 minutes from General Luna by motorbike, this area is gaining more accommodation options month after month. However, bear in mind that it is more isolated, there are fewer restaurants and, although it’s close to the Magpupungko rock pools and Alegria Beach, you’ll need to travel to General Luna for some tours. If you have plenty of time in Siargao, you could split your stay between 2 places: General Luna and Pacifico.

Lastly, Burgos and Alegria also have some interesting accommodation options in Siargao, whether you want to complement a stay in General Luna or experience a more chill side of Siargao. As we explain in our article on beaches in Siargao, Alegria Beach is possibly one of the best on the island. As with Pacifico, you could also consider spending a few days in Burgos or Alegria and a few more in General Luna or the surrounding area.

It’s very important to keep in mind that public transportation in Siargao isn’t particularly efficient. There are only a few jeepneys or multicabs connecting the island’s different towns. The best-connected stretch runs from Dapa (the capital) to General Luna; along this route, tricycles charge a standard fare of 30 pesos per person and buses run every 30 minutes for 33 pesos, as we explain in Getting around Siargao. For this reason, unless you have more than 4 or 5 days to explore the island, we don’t recommend splitting your stay between several areas. It’s better to base yourself in one and then rent a motorbike or car, or hire a tricycle with a driver, to explore the island.

We’re going to tell you about hotels in Siargao located mainly in the south of the island, but we’ll also include a section (further down) dedicated to the north, in case you’re looking for something a little more alternative. Either way, at the end of the guide you’ll find a map that will help you understand where each one is in relation to the island’s attractions.

We know a thing or two about where to stay in Siargao, as it’s one of the islands we’ve explored most thoroughly, and we haven’t ruled out buying a little plot of land there one day… We’re always thinking about where we’d buy one, since we keep changing our minds every time we visit.

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Comparison chart and summary of the best places to stay in Siargao

Although we’re going to tell you all about the best places to stay in Siargao, organized by type and price, take a look at this chart if you want to get straight to the point. You can swipe across it to see each property’s location, rating, and price. You can also click on each name to view or book it directly.

Either way, at the end of each section we’ve included more recommendations, as well as a section dedicated to where to stay in northern Siargao.

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Best hostels in Siargao – TOP backpacker hostels

If you’re traveling alone and want to meet people, or you’d like to learn to surf in more of a surf camp atmosphere, your best accommodation option in Siargao is a hostel. There are more and more accommodation options of this kind in Siargao, and standards are gradually rising. We recommend a few here, but you’ll find a longer, more detailed selection in our article about Hostels in Siargao.

Riad Masaya

As its name suggests, this hotel in Siargao is designed to resemble a Moroccan riad. White walls, beautifully maintained spaces, and exquisite decor await you at this hotel near Cloud 9. Although the location isn’t the best, the quality of the rooms and service more than makes up for it. It has double rooms and lovely shared dorms (even with curtain dividers, as you can see in the photo) with a great atmosphere.

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Mad Monkey Hostel Siargao

This recently opened hostel is one of the best places to stay in Siargao if you’re looking for a backpacker atmosphere and a little nightlife. It belongs to the Mad Monkey chain, which also has hostels of this kind in other places such as Cebu, El Nido, and Panglao.

It’s located in Catangnan, relatively close to Cloud 9, where lots of new businesses are popping up, so you won’t have any trouble finding whatever you need nearby, even though you already have everything on-site. Its facilities include a swimming pool, restaurant, and bar that gets very lively every evening, with activities organized daily. It’s also very convenient if you’d rather avoid the hassle of booking tours, as they’re organized here every day too.

You can choose between a bed in a 6-person dorm and one in a 12-person dorm. All the dorms have air conditioning, lockers, individual lights, charging points, and fans. Each bed is separated from the others for greater privacy. A bed in a shared room costs around $19.

Don’t miss out on a bed at Mad Monkey Siargao

Sunlit Hostel

If we had to choose one of the three, we’d pick this hostel in Siargao. It’s super new, with beautiful facilities, lockers, and a great atmosphere. It has a lovely, well-equipped kitchen if you feel like making breakfast or cooking something simple. The air-conditioned shared dorms have cozy beds with curtains, individual lights, and power outlets; a bed costs around $22 per night. It’s located in a more central part of General Luna, and you’ll be able to walk everywhere, although renting a motorbike will be much better.

If you’re traveling as a couple or with friends, you’ll be pleased to know that it also has private double rooms with shared bathrooms for around $56, a more than reasonable price for the island.

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More hostels in Siargao

More backpacker accommodation options in Siargao along the same lines:

• Three Little Birds Hostel: super close to Cloud 9 and several restaurants and nightlife venues, it’s a pleasant alternative if you want to socialize. It has both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned dorms (depending on your preference and how much you want to pay), but both offer beds with curtains and their own lockers. The common area is lovely and has a small kitchen if you want to save money. Even so, the most important thing of all is the delightful staff. By the way, they have Starlink internet. Book your room through this link.
• Nine Clouds Homestyle Accommodation: if you want somewhere more personal and peaceful and you’re traveling alone but need privacy, you’ll find double rooms here from $14 per night. Take a look here.

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Best cheap hotels in Siargao

If you’re traveling with your partner or friends and are looking for cheap hotels in Siargao because you don’t want to spend your entire paycheck on accommodation and think you’ll spend most of your time out exploring, the following options will interest you. They fall within the $32-$48 price range for 2 people.

The Broken Board

This is one of the best cheap hotels in Siargao. It’s a little house with several rooms and shared bathrooms. The rooms don’t have much decor, but they’re super pleasant and clean. If you’re traveling with friends, there’s a separate house with two bedrooms, a living area, and a small kitchen that’s truly ideal. Prices start at $30 per night for a double room, so it’s hard to find anything this decent at this price on the island.

It’s in the Cloud 9 area but well connected to the rest of General Luna, and Ate Arlene, who runs The Broken Board, is absolutely lovely and will help make your stay a perfect 10.

Don’t miss out on a room at The Broken Board

Yayay Homestay

Located in Malinao, this is, in our opinion, one of the best hotels in Siargao right now if you know you’ll be getting around by motorbike. It’s a collection of “villas” (more like rooms) fully equipped with their own bathrooms (with hot water), a small kitchen, a little terrace, and air conditioning, so you’ll feel almost at home.

There’s also a garden area with little tables where you can meet other guests. What’s more, the (gorgeous) Malinao Beach is just a 2-minute walk away. Considering they cost $48 per night for 2 people, we think this is an ideal place to stay in Siargao.

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Balay Hayahay Clohaki Hostel

Leia, Nelson, and their children will make sure your stay on the island is unforgettable. If personal service is more important to you, you don’t want to pay crazy prices, and you want somewhere peaceful yet well located, book Balay Hayahay Clohaki Hostel now and we’re sure you’ll leave delighted.

We’re talking about a collection of lovely little cabins on one of General Luna’s main roads, so all the bars and restaurants are within a 10-15-minute walk, as is the beach. If you don’t feel like walking, you can always take a tricycle.

As for the rooms, they’re small but charming and well appointed. They have comfortable beds and air conditioning, as well as their own bathrooms. Everything is spotless, and there’s also a small kitchen where hot and cold water are always available whenever you need them. Although you have all the privacy you could want, there’s also a small common area where you can meet other travelers or sit and chat with the lovely family who runs it. At around $46 per night for 2 people, we think it’s a fantastic deal and, for us, one of the best places to stay on a budget in Siargao.

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Suyog Life Siargao

Travelers on Booking give this cheap hotel in Siargao a rating of 9.1 out of 10. One of the many reasons is its location, right in the center of General Luna, which makes it very convenient for exploring the island. Billy, who manages the property, is also lovely and will do everything she can to help you arrange tours and transportation.

The rooms are charming and feature unusual decor (as you can see in the photo below). They have air conditioning and a water heater for the shower. You can also choose family rooms if you’re traveling in a group. From $51 per night.

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More cheap accommodation in Siargao

If the previous options are already fully booked or don’t appeal to you, take a look at these:

• DGs: simple accommodation at the entrance to General Luna, but with delightful owners. From $32 per night. Don’t miss the opportunity to book this cheap hotel in Siargao here.
• Dream Catcher Nipas Siargao: basic little nipa huts with air conditioning in an enviable setting. From $35 per night. Book through this link.
• Gardenview Homestay Siargao: from $37 per night, you can stay in a small house with a kitchen in a good area. You can take a look here.
• Mahajab Homestay: a charming, well-located guesthouse with lovely common areas. Rates start at $51, with free cancellation. Book quickly through this link.

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Mid-range hotels in Siargao

Considering that accommodation in Siargao is among the priciest in the country, here’s a selection of mid-range places that may interest you if you want somewhere charming without having to break the bank. We’ll focus on hotels costing between $64 and $96.

Siesta Siargao

Located in the heart of General Luna, this little hotel run by a lovely Filipino couple is an ideal choice if you don’t want to spend too much but still want a great location—so good that you won’t need to keep hopping on a motorbike or taking tricycles. Even so, it’s in a quiet enough part of town that noise won’t become overwhelming.

Its rooms, which cost around $64 per night, are comfortable, spacious, and—we’re emphasizing this because it really stands out—ultra-mega-clean. They have air conditioning, hot-water showers, and a TV with Netflix. There’s also a truly incredible shared kitchen, which is so well equipped that you can even prepare more elaborate dishes. There’s also a dispenser with free cold drinking water.

Dani and Max will make sure your stay in Siargao is memorable; we have no doubt about it. They’ll help you find a motorbike, a laundry service, and airport transportation, and they’ll even plan itineraries so you don’t miss the best sights!

Take a look at Siesta Siargao

Isola del Sole

This was our latest “home” in Siargao, and we don’t think we could have chosen better. This complex of little cabins is located along the road running parallel to the coastal road, an area that is gradually filling up with hotels and restaurants, so you can easily walk to some of them. In other words, it isn’t right in the “heart” of the bar scene, but there are still plenty of businesses around.

What stands out about this place? First, the setting around it, with lush vegetation and those slender palm trees we love so much. Then there are the little cabins, which we found incredibly cozy. During the week we stayed here, we felt right at home because they have a small living area with a TV, a well-equipped kitchen (we were able to cook perfectly well), and a good dining table where we could have breakfast, lunch, and dinner and also work comfortably on our laptops. We’re not surprised it has a 9.3 on Booking.

The cabins have two floors. Everything we’ve mentioned is downstairs, while upstairs there’s a small additional bedroom with a double bed, and the sofa can also be converted into a bed. This makes it an accommodation option in Siargao that is perfect if you’re traveling as a family or group, yet charming and romantic enough if you’re traveling as a couple. They have air conditioning, fans, a water heater, screened windows, and their own water dispenser. The little terrace is also a wonderful place to spend some time outdoors and leave your swimsuits to dry.

As if that weren’t enough, they recently opened a swimming pool, and the staff are lovely and will do everything they can to make sure you have a great stay. At the heart of the hotel there’s also a small pagoda with hammocks where you can relax. All of this costs around $80-$88 per night, so it’s hardly surprising that the rooms get snapped up. Don’t miss out—book as early as possible!

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The Ohm Resort Siargao

This recently opened boutique-style hotel lets you enjoy your time in Siargao however you like while still having every comfort you could imagine. It’s located on the same street as Isola del Sole, in a peaceful area where you’ll still find several cafés and restaurants in case you don’t feel like venturing far at night. In fact, the hotel itself has a cute little café with a coworking area, serving hearty breakfasts and coffee from the Cordillera region of the Philippines.

From $69 per night, you’ll get a charming room with that tropical Siargao vibe we love so much, along with everything you need: air conditioning, a fully equipped bathroom with a water heater, and incredibly fast internet. The common areas look as if they came straight out of an interior design magazine, and the owner (Tarum) is also lovely and will help with anything he can. For us, it’s an excellent choice if you’re looking for a great-value place to stay in Siargao.

Take a look at The Ohm Resort Siargao

More mid-range accommodation in Siargao

If the previous options are already booked or you simply don’t like them, here are some more alternatives we’ve tried on the island that still cost less than $96 per night:

• Lexias Hostel and Workspace – Siargao: it’s hard to find fault with this adorable place in Catangnan. There are double and triple rooms, as well as shared rooms if you want to save money. It has a swimming pool, coworking space, yoga areas… For around $82 per night. Book your room through this link.
• Latitude 10 Siargao: pleasant little cabins for around $74 per night in a great part of General Luna. You can take a look here.
• Big Waves Boutique Hotel Siargao: right in the town of General Luna but in a very peaceful residential area, making it perfect if you want everything close at hand. It’s a completely new property with a very cool tropical vibe. Around $88 per night. Book through this link.

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Upscale hotels in Siargao

If you don’t mind spending a little more to guarantee yourself a cool place to stay, here are hotels costing between $112 and $160.

Ferra Resort Siargao

This is one of the most charming cheap hotels in Siargao. Okay, it may not be as cheap as it was a few years ago, but staying in these cabins with ocean views for less than $107 on this island feels like a real win to us. There’s a reason it has an 8.9 on Booking!

It’s located in Malinao, which, as you already know, is one of our favorite areas. As we mentioned, these are little cabins with ocean views, decorated very stylishly using local products. Spending hours sitting on that terrace and gazing at the horizon is pure bliss, and when you get hot, you only have to take 3 steps before you’re in the water. The staff are super friendly and will help you with tours, motorbike rentals, or anything else you need.

Take a look at these beautiful cabins in Siargao

Buddha’s Surf Resort

When our family told us they were coming to visit, we frantically started searching for some reasonably decent accommodation in Siargao. We literally called every resort on the island, one by one, and the only place with a room available for a few days was Buddha’s Surf Resort. Well, it turned out we hit the jackpot. We absolutely loved this small resort beside the main road in the General Luna area, halfway to Cloud 9. It has double rooms as well as some family rooms. We stayed in one of the latter, which had 2 separate bedrooms, with 2 beds in one and a single bed in the other—fantastic!

The value for money is excellent, and the breakfasts they serve are wonderful. The common areas are beautiful, and the entire place is genuinely spotless. What’s more, as its name suggests, they offer both surfing and yoga classes. We 100% recommend it.

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Soultribe Beach Retreat

We’re heading back to Malinao, a little farther west than Ferra Resort, to recommend this little hotel right on the beach. Its vibe won us over many years ago. Soultribe Beach Retreat is everything you imagine when you think of Siargao: wooden cabins, Balinese-style outdoor bathrooms, hammocks, ocean views, great vibes, friendly staff, surfing and yoga instructors, help arranging tours or renting a motorbike and, of course, a nice restaurant so you don’t have to wander around looking for somewhere to eat.

In short, it’s a hotel you can enjoy to the fullest, and it’s perfect whether you’re traveling as a couple or as a family. In the latter case, you should know that it has a small swimming pool that’s perfect for the little ones. If you prefer the ocean, though, it’s right in front of you. Without a doubt, this is a special hotel in Siargao. Prices start at $160 per night, although they also depend on the season.

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More places to stay in Siargao in this style

If you’re looking for something along the same lines as the previous options, you’ll like these too:

• Romantic Beach Villas: this sits somewhere between the previous price range and this one, as rooms start at $106 with breakfast included if you book in advance. It’s right on the beachfront, in the best part of General Luna, and has a swimming pool. It also has a nice restaurant. Book now through this link.
• Katig Beachfront Boutique Hotel: a newly opened hotel located on the main road in the most central area, making it perfect for reaching restaurants and bars without a motorbike, while its beachfront location guarantees peace and quiet at the same time. Some rooms have ocean views. From around $128 per night. Check out this hotel in Siargao here.
• Daluyong Beach Resort: another option very similar to Soultribe, but located in General Luna, along the main road and right on the beach. It has a swimming pool, modern and spacious rooms, and a restaurant serving superb cocktails. Take a look through this link—you won’t regret it.

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Best resorts in Siargao (and villas)

Siargao has an enormous selection of resorts. Some of them are truly spectacular, and this is undoubtedly a great place to treat yourself and stay somewhere special. Here we’ve selected some of our favorites, but you can read about them in greater detail and discover even more options in Best resorts in Siargao. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the prices, you’ll notice that the properties in this section cost more than $160 per night.

Sandy Feet Siargao

These villas are located in our favorite beach area, Malinao, and their decor is just as wonderful as their setting, with the beach directly in front of the resort. You’ll feel completely at peace while staying at this resort in Siargao. If you’re traveling with your family, you’ll also find villas with several bedrooms where you’ll feel as if you’ve moved to paradise. Prices start at $224 with breakfast included, and bear in mind that the minimum stay is 2 nights. Book as early as possible because they fill up fast!

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Bulan Villas Siargao

Located very close to Buddha’s Surf Resort, these villas are a recent addition to Siargao’s accommodation scene and are perfect if you want somewhere relatively central and close to the beach while still having a swimming pool and restaurant close at hand, where they serve incredible wood-fired pizzas.

The rooms are beautiful, decorated in shades of white with that tropical feel we love, and you can choose between double and family rooms that comfortably accommodate four people. All have air conditioning, a fan, a modern bathroom, and a pleasant terrace. Prices start at $224 per night, and the minimum stay is 2 nights, so keep that in mind. With a 9.1 on Booking, you can’t go wrong.

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Isla Cabana Resort

If we had to choose a resort in Siargao, it would probably be this one, in the best part of General Luna. We stayed here for a few days during our first visit to the island and would happily have stayed a few more. It occupies a prime beachfront location on the most popular part of the main road, so there are enough restaurant and bar options nearby that you won’t need transportation.

It has a wonderful infinity pool overlooking the beach and directly beside its restaurant, where they serve buffet breakfasts that will brighten your whole day. If you were hoping for a gym, there’s also a fully equipped one.

Its cabins are tastefully decorated and spacious, while the common areas are beautiful. If you want to save a little, it also has standard rooms in a larger building. They’re equally attractive, but obviously don’t have the charm of the cabins surrounded by greenery. Prices start at $320 per night with breakfast, while rooms with ocean views cost more than $480. The service, of course, lives up to what you would expect from a hotel of this kind in Siargao. We promise you’ll love it.

Take a look at the wonderful rooms at Isla Cabana Resort

More cool resorts you might like

If the previous options don’t work for you for whatever reason, here are some others that could suit you perfectly:

• Villa Juan: we’ve already said it above, but we’re completely in love with Santa Fe Beach. Without a doubt, it’s the most beautiful beach anywhere around General Luna, and it still receives very few visitors even though it isn’t that far from Cloud 9. When you see the photos of this villa with direct beach access, you’ll be devastated if it isn’t available. From $227 per night (with free cancellation), it’s a bargain for the location and how tastefully it has been designed. Take a look here now.
• Siargao Island Villas: the place is spectacular, with an infinity pool and the whole property overlooking the ocean. Everything runs smoothly, and the staff are delightful. From $188 per night. Book your room now through this link.
• Woody’s Place Siargao: this hotel on the main road isn’t just run by a delightful family; it also has rooms with ocean views from $200 per night and a wonderful swimming pool where you can relax and take a dip when the tide is low. Seriously, there’s nothing we don’t like about it. Look here and you’ll see what we mean.

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Luxury hotels in Siargao

If you want to treat yourself, this island is the place to do it. You’ll find truly epic hotels like the ones below.

Kalinaw Resort

Exquisite villas with ocean views are what you’ll find at this hotel in Siargao. It’s located halfway between General Luna and Cloud 9 in a more secluded area, but it’s perfect for getting away from it all and treating yourself to a truly exclusive stay.

The facilities are impeccable, as is the restaurant, which offers to bring breakfast, lunch, or dinner to your villa. As you can see in the photo, there are suites with private pools that are truly spectacular. The price of the most “basic” room (which, as you know, is hardly basic) is around $640 with breakfast included, and bear in mind that you need to stay for at least a couple of nights.

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Nay Palad Hideaway

Without a doubt, this is the best resort in Siargao and one of the most impressive hotels in the Philippines. Its decor is exquisite, especially in the beach area, which will leave you speechless. The service is impeccable, but bear in mind that this is only for very special occasions because the nightly rate exceeds $3,520—at least full board is included.

Treat yourself at Nay Palad Hideaway

Other luxury hotels in Siargao

Below, we’ve included some more hotels in Siargao with rooms costing over $320 per night, in case you want to treat yourself to a (well-deserved) little luxury:

• SeaClub Siargao: incredible villas in Siargao with 3 bedrooms and a private pool, ideal for groups of up to 6 people. The property is in the Catangnan area, so it isn’t far away at all. From $480 per night. Take a look here.
• Kamaya Private Villa with pool: a spectacular villa in the Santa Fe area, with an amazing swimming pool surrounded by greenery. From $400 per night for 4 people—not bad at all! Book through this link.

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Staying in northern Siargao, another option

As we mentioned above, more and more travelers are choosing to stay in the north of the island. Surfers looking for less crowded waves and those of us seeking less developed areas and greater peace and quiet are the main groups drawn to an area that is gradually developing and, for now, remains very different from the General Luna area.

This, of course, has its advantages and disadvantages. In other words, if you’re looking for a wider range of accommodation, restaurants, and bars where you can have a few drinks or dance, you’ll find more variety in the south. If you prefer a peaceful vibe and don’t mind having fewer options, the north is the place for you. What’s more, with the arrival of (extremely fast) Starlink internet, more and more digital nomads and remote workers are settling here.

From our perspective, the best option for your first visit is to choose the south (General Luna/Malinao/Santa Fe) or, if you have more than 4 days on the island, to split your time between the two. However, as always, this is simply our opinion. We recommend looking at the map below to locate the island’s different tourist attractions, plan your route, and see which area suits you best.

In the north, you can basically choose between Alegria, the northernmost little town, which has the best beach in Siargao but only 2-3 restaurants; Burgos, another town with a very local feel and a rockier beach, but more restaurant options; and Pacifico, which perhaps has more of a surfing atmosphere and a long, golden-sand beach that is also somewhat rocky. Pacifico is where we’ve noticed the most activity lately. Which is best? Honestly, we think they’re all wonderful, although we’d choose Alegria because of its accommodation options and beach.

Here are the best hotels to stay at in northern Siargao:

• DaRosa del Mar: please do yourself a favor and book this place. If you trust us and want your trip to Siargao to have something special about it, this accommodation right on Alegria Beach offers incredible value for money. Its ocean-view bungalows aren’t luxurious, but they have everything you need. Just look at the photo below—that was the view we woke up to every morning. It also has a good internet connection, a generator (important because of the island’s power outages), and a restaurant, so you won’t have to worry about finding somewhere to eat in an area with fewer options. What’s more, prices start at $72 per night, which is a bargain for what you get. Book now through this link so you don’t miss out on a room.
• Bamboo Surf Beach: delightful bungalows by the ocean in the San Isidro/Pacifico area, from $96. You can choose between those overlooking the “garden” and those facing the beach. Fast internet thanks to Starlink. It also has a very decent restaurant. Check it out here.
• 3B Beach Resort Alegria: a basic but pleasant option on spectacular Alegria Beach. If DaRosa has no rooms left, you’ll find rooms here from $48. Take a look through this link.
• Trogon’s Perch: more and more places are popping up around Pacifico, which is the liveliest area in the north. If you want full-on luxury, take a look at this one.
• Precious Homestay: if you want a cheap place to stay in northern Siargao, this guesthouse in Burgos is just what you need. For $24 per night, you’ll get a clean, air-conditioned room with a bathroom, as well as access to a kitchen with cooking facilities. The owners are incredibly sweet. Book here.

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Map of hotels in Siargao

To see where the best hotels and resorts in Siargao are located, take a look at our map of the island. We’ve color-coded them by price and also marked some of Siargao’s most interesting attractions to give you a point of reference.

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Siargao Guide

You’ll find much more information in our Siargao Guide: Things to do, how to get there, and other useful information.

If you have any questions about where to stay in Siargao, want to ask us about a particular hotel, or need help with anything else, leave us a comment below and we’ll be delighted to reply as soon as possible. Have an amazing time!