Siquijor Island Day Tour

Overview

Siquijor a mystical paradise is a small yet remarkable island in the Central Visayas Region of the Philippines, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and traditional churches, is also blessed with an abundance of historical and natural landmarks. Visitors from all over the world are always drawn to this place by its beautiful surroundings and kind locals. The province is a great place for a getaway because of its overall peacefulness. Because of the enormous swarms of fireflies that were housed in the many Molave trees that grow here, Siquijor gave off an eerie glow that caused the Spanish colonists to name it the Island of Fire, or Isla del Fuego.

Saint Francis of Assisi Church is an old Roman Catholic Church located in the municipality of Siquijor, the first and oldest parish founded in the province and from which other churches in
this island-province were founded. It. It is also known by its namesake, Siquijor Church. I love Siquijor Signage is more than just a photo opportunity; it’s a vibrant symbol of the enchanting Siquijor Island, known for its stunning landscapes and rich culture. This colorful signage attracts tourists from all over the world, eager to capture a piece of Siquijor in their travel memories. Set amidst a picturesque backdrop of lush greenery and the island’s unique charm, the sign serves as a perfect reminder of the friendly and welcoming atmosphere that characterizes the local community.

Paliton Beach is one of the best beaches in Siquijor for its white sands and palm trees. A tropical paradise with white sand, turquoise waters, and a marine sanctuary Pitogo Cliff a newly discovered beautiful spot in San Juan, Siquijor. On the island’s southwest coast, facing the vast Sulu Sea, lies Pitogo Cliff, a stunning natural wonder and named after the Pitogo trees that dot the landscape, this cliff offers a jaw-dropping view.

Old Enchanted Balete Tree & Fish Spa also known as a banyan tree in other parts of the world, is often associated with mysticism and the supernatural but this is not just any ordinary tree but a 400 year old three that is a living piece of history. This makes it the oldest and most massive tree in the province, a natural monument that has stood the test of time.

Lazi Church & Convent or the San Isidro Labrador Parish and Convent in Lazi, Siquijor a reminiscent of the old Spanish settlement in the province. Constructed by Augustinian Recollects, the Baroque church was established in 1857. The convent, one of the oldest and biggest in the country was erected in 1887.

Cambugahay Falls known as one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Siquijor, this multi tiered cascade features crystal-clear turquoise waters, lush green surroundings, and an atmosphere that feels straight out of a tropical paradise. This falls is well-known for its rope swing, where visitors can swing like Tarzan before plunging into the cool, clear waters. This thrilling activity adds a fun and adventurous twist to the experience.