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Siquijor Travel Guide

Siquijor is a small, laid-back Philippine island famous for turquoise waterfalls, white-sand beaches without the crowds, cliff jumping at Salagdoong, and a mystical folk-healing heritage. You can circle the whole island by scooter in a day.

Best time to visit Siquijor

December to May (dry season). March to May is hottest and sunniest; typhoon season is roughly June to November, though Siquijor is often spared the worst.

Top things to do in Siquijor

How much does Siquijor cost?

Estimated daily costs per person, excluding international flights:

StyleDaily budgetWhat it gets you
Budget€20–35 / dayBeach hostels, local eateries (carinderias), scooter rental (~€7/day)
Mid-range€45–80 / dayBeach resorts, restaurant meals, guided snorkeling or diving
Luxury€120+ / dayTop beachfront resorts, private island-hopping boat, spa

Siquijor FAQ

How do you get to Siquijor?

Fly to Dumaguete (from Manila or Cebu), then take a 1-hour ferry to Siquijor town or Larena port. Ferries also connect from Cebu, Bohol, and Negros.

How many days do you need in Siquijor?

2–3 full days covers the waterfalls, beaches, cliff jumping, and marine sanctuaries at a relaxed pace. Add more days if you want to dive or simply unwind.

Is Siquijor expensive?

No — it's one of the cheaper Philippine islands. Budget travelers spend €20–35 per day; a comfortable mid-range trip runs €45–80 per day.

Is Siquijor safe for tourists?

Yes, Siquijor is considered one of the safest and most relaxed islands in the Philippines. Standard precautions for scooter riding and swimming apply.

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