SIARGAO: Tri Island Tour & Land Tour 2 Days Tour

Two days cover a lot of Siargao. This package combines the classic island-hopping circuit with the island’s best-known inland stops, so you get Naked, Daku, and Guyam islands on one day, then Sugba Lagoon, Magpupungko, Maasin River, and more on the next. I like the mix of open-water scenery and inland swimming spots, and I like that lunch, entrance fees, local transport, and an English-speaking guide are included. The main drawback is the packed schedule. Weather can change the route, and some stops may feel quick if you prefer slow beach time.

I also like the free drone photo or video at Naked Island. It adds a memorable record of the day without another charge. The price of $124 per person is fair for two full days, but you should know that the island-hopping boats are shared, while the multicab pickup for Day 1 is private for your group.

Key points before you book

• Three famous islands in one day: Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island form the core of the first day.
• A useful mix of sea and land: Day 2 moves from Coconut View Deck and Maasin River to Magpupungko Rock Pool and Sugba Lagoon.
• Lunch and fees are covered: Island lunch, plated lunch, entrance fees, environmental fees, and the Sugba Lagoon boat ride are included.
• Free aerial photos: Your guide can arrange a human-drone-style photo or video at Naked Island.
• Pickup is location-specific: Day 2 hotel pickup and drop-off are included within General Luna City proper.
• Conditions matter: The final plan can change with weather, and the guide confirms the schedule once the group is aboard the boat.

Why this two-day plan works well in Siargao

Siargao is easy to picture as a surfing destination, but its appeal goes well beyond waves. Offshore, you have low islands, sand, clear water, and broad horizons. Inland, you find coconut roads, river scenery, rock pools, and a lagoon reached by boat.

This tour puts those two sides together. Day 1 is mostly about the sea. Day 2 is a road-and-water circuit with more stops and more variety. That makes the package a good choice if you have only a short stay in Siargao and do not want to spend time arranging separate rides, boats, entry tickets, and meals.

The pace is active. The first day runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the second day also includes several major locations. I would not choose this plan if your ideal holiday means staying in one place with a book all afternoon. I would choose it if you want a broad first look at the island and enjoy moving between different settings.

The tour costs $124 per person. That is not the cheapest way to see Siargao, but the package covers several costs that can add up: private group pickup for the first day, hotel pickup and drop-off for the second, shared boats, two lunches, entrance fees, environmental charges, a guide, and the round-trip boat at Sugba Lagoon. The free aerial image is a pleasant extra.

Day 1: Naked Island and the wide-open sea

The first day starts with pickup from your accommodation for the ride to the island-hopping departure point. Your group receives its own multicab for this transfer, while the boat itself is shared. That distinction matters. You get private ground transport with your party, but you should expect the usual shared-boat format for the main water outing.

The scheduled island-hopping hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Before setting off, the guide reviews the plan with the group. Because sea conditions can affect the route, treat the order of stops as flexible rather than fixed.

Naked Island

Naked Island is the most stripped-back stop of the three. Its appeal is simple: sand, water, sky, and very little else. The name fits. There is no dense cover or busy collection of buildings to distract you from the setting.

This is also where the included drone photo or video is offered. Ask the guide about the timing so you can be ready when conditions allow. Aerial images work especially well here because the island’s shape and surrounding water are easier to appreciate from above than from ground level.

Bring biodegradable sunscreen and beachwear. Shade may be limited, so a hat or light cover-up is sensible, even though only the first two items are specifically listed as essentials. Flip-flops are also recommended and make moving between boat, sand, and shallow water easier.

Naked Island is a photo stop first and a long-stay beach stop second. If you want a quiet swim, take the chance when the group arrives, but do not expect a long list of facilities.

Daku Island and the included island lunch

Daku Island gives the day a more substantial pause. The tour includes island lunch here or during the island circuit, with the meal served while you take in the coastal setting. Having lunch included makes the day easier because you do not need to leave the route in search of food.

The exact meal is not specified, so anyone with dietary restrictions should ask the operator before departure. The tour description only confirms that lunch is provided, not the menu.

Daku is a good place to slow down after the exposed sand of Naked Island. You can swim, take photographs, and enjoy the views without treating every minute as a race to the next boat. Still, the full itinerary has three islands and a snorkeling area, so the guide will need to keep the group moving.

The island lunch is part of the tour’s value. You are paying for a full day, not just transport to a beach. Food, shared boat service, local guiding, and entry-related charges are already built into the price.

Guyam Island

Guyam Island is the final named island in the main circuit. It is smaller and more compact in feel than a large beach destination, which suits a short stop between other locations.

The attraction here is the change of setting. Naked Island gives you openness, Daku provides the main lunch and rest period, and Guyam adds another small-island viewpoint before the boat returns. The three stops are similar in broad appeal, but each gives the day a different rhythm.

You should expect sun, salt water, and basic island conditions throughout. Keep your personal items secure and carry only what you need. The provided details do not specify lockers or dry storage, so a waterproof bag is a practical addition.

The secret snorkeling area

The first day also includes a special sandbar area used for snorkeling. This is one of the more useful parts of the schedule for anyone who wants more than beach photographs.

Snorkeling depends heavily on sea conditions and visibility. The tour does not promise equipment details, so confirm whether gear is supplied or bring your own if you have it. Do not assume the sandbar will look the same at every tide. Its size and appearance can change with the water.

This stop may be the most rewarding for swimmers who prefer being in the water rather than simply walking along the shore. If you are not comfortable snorkeling, you can still enjoy the shallow-water setting, but ask the guide about safe areas before entering.

Day 2: Coconut roads, river swings, and inland views

Day 2 is a land tour with hotel pickup and drop-off within General Luna City proper. The package includes a plated lunch, entrance charges, environmental fees, a local guide, and the round-trip boat ride needed for Sugba Lagoon.

The route includes a mountain view deck, the Maasin coconut road, Maasin River, Magpupungko Rock Pool, Sugba Lagoon, and Secret Beach. That is a full program, so wear clothes that can handle swimming and road travel. You will want flip-flops and beachwear, both listed in the tour information.

Coconut View Deck and Maasin coconut road

The Coconut View Deck provides one of the day’s broadest inland outlooks. The stop is about taking in Siargao from a higher point, rather than from the water. It gives you a useful change of scale after the first day’s island views.

The Maasin coconut road is a classic Siargao photo setting, with tall palms creating a strong sense of place. The tour description does not promise a particular length of time at the deck or road, so keep your expectations practical. These are scenic stops within a larger route, not separate half-day visits.

Ask the guide about the best place to stand for photographs. The included human-drone-style video is specifically highlighted as something you can request from the guide, but the package does not promise an aerial recording at every stop. The free drone capture is associated with Naked Island.

Maasin River and the Tarzan-style swing

At Maasin River, you can try the rope swing from the diving board, described as swinging like Tarzan. This is the kind of playful stop that gives the land tour a bit of personality.

The activity is optional in spirit, even if the stop itself is part of the route. Do not feel pressured to use the swing if you are uncomfortable with heights, water entry, or physical exertion. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women or people with pre-existing medical conditions, so take that warning seriously here and at the rock pool.

The river stop is also useful for anyone who wants a break from vehicle time. You can watch others take their turn, take photographs, or simply enjoy the freshwater setting. Follow the guide’s instructions, since water conditions and safe entry points can change.

Magpupungko Rock Pool

Magpupungko is one of the tour’s main natural attractions. The rock pool offers a refreshing swim in a coastal setting, but access and water depth can vary with tide and weather.

Because the schedule can change, do not treat the rock pool as a guaranteed swimming stop at a particular hour. The tour provider specifically warns that conditions may require itinerary adjustments. Your guide will confirm the final plan with the group.

Bring biodegradable sunscreen and beachwear, and keep your belongings together while you swim. The tour includes the entrance fee and environmental charge, so you do not need to budget separately for those listed costs.

Magpupungko is best approached with reasonable expectations. It is not a private pool, and the experience depends on the day’s conditions. Its value comes from seeing a distinctive part of Siargao that is very different from the sandy islands of Day 1.

Sugba Lagoon and the jump from the board

Sugba Lagoon requires a round-trip boat ride, which is included. The ride adds another water-based section to Day 2 and makes the lagoon feel separate from the road stops.

The main activity highlighted here is cliff jumping from the board. Some people will see this as the day’s great thrill. Others will be happier taking in the lagoon and leaving the jump to someone else. You do not need to jump to get value from the stop.

The available information does not specify the height of the board, the water depth, or the exact amount of free time at the lagoon. Ask the guide before attempting any jump, and follow local instructions. Anyone with a medical concern should avoid the activity and consider if the whole tour is suitable.

Sugba Lagoon is a strong reason to choose this package over a simple island-hopping day. It gives you a different kind of water setting, reached by boat but surrounded by inland scenery rather than open sea.

Secret Beach

Secret Beach is listed near the end of the land tour. Its soft sand and gentle waves offer a calmer finish after the more active rock pool and lagoon stops.

The name should not lead you to expect complete solitude. It is a popular stop within a planned route, and the tour does not promise that you will have the beach to yourself. Still, the setting gives you a chance to unwind and enjoy the coast without a formal activity attached.

A plated lunch is included on Day 2. The menu is not specified, but having a served meal removes another practical concern from a long day on the road and water.

What the $124 price really covers

The price makes the most sense when you count the included services rather than comparing it with the cost of a single boat trip. Across two days, you receive:

• Private multicab pickup and drop-off for your group on Day 1
• Hotel pickup and drop-off within General Luna City proper on Day 2
• Shared boats for island hopping
• A round-trip boat at Sugba Lagoon
• Island lunch and plated lunch
• Entrance fees and environmental fees at the listed sites
• Local guide service in English
• Free drone photo or video at Naked Island

The shared boats keep the price below a fully private island charter, but they also mean you have less control over departure timing and group pace. The private multicab is a useful middle ground. You can ride with your own group to the jump-off point without paying for a private boat.

There is only one verified rating provided, a five-star booking from Linda in the United Kingdom dated June 4, 2025. Her main praise was the large number of good photographs taken by the guides. That matches the package’s emphasis on the drone capture and suggests you should ask early about the best photo opportunities.

Do not confuse the photo service with a professional photography package. The information confirms free drone shots at Naked Island and a guide-led human-drone video option, but it does not state how many images or videos you receive, how they are delivered, or whether every participant gets the same coverage.

Practical planning for the two days

Wait in your hotel lobby on pickup day. The driver is expected to hold a sign with your name, which should make recognition easier.

Day 2 pickup applies to hotels within General Luna City proper. If you are staying elsewhere, confirm the meeting point before booking or before the tour date. The information does not promise pickup outside that area.

Give the operator your birthdate for the boat manifest required by the coast guard. This is a normal administrative requirement for the boat portion, but it is worth preparing in advance so it does not delay departure.

Bring biodegradable sunscreen, flip-flops, and beachwear. A small waterproof pouch is sensible for phones and cash, although it is not listed as an included item. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed.

The itinerary is not fixed in stone. Weather and other conditions can alter the schedule, and the final order is confirmed after everyone is aboard the party boat. Ask questions before sailing, especially about swimming areas, snorkeling arrangements, the swing, and the lagoon jump.

The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, people with pre-existing medical conditions, or anyone over 95 years old. Even if you are outside those categories, remember that the two days include boat transfers, swimming, sun exposure, road travel, and optional physical activities.

Who will like this tour most

I would recommend this package to a first-time Siargao visitor who wants the major natural sights covered efficiently. It suits couples, friends, and active families who can manage a full day outside and do not mind sharing boats.

It is also a good fit if you value photographs. The guide-led drone capture at Naked Island gives you something beyond ordinary phone snapshots, and the coastal and coconut-road stops offer plenty of strong settings.

You may want another plan if you dislike scheduled days, need guaranteed quiet, or have limited mobility. The tour includes many stops, but the supplied details do not describe accessibility arrangements. If you have a medical condition, ask the operator before booking rather than relying only on the general warning.

The free cancellation period is up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Those terms are useful when your Siargao plans depend on weather, but they do not remove the need to check the forecast and confirm the pickup area.

Should you book the Siargao two-day tour?

Book it if you want a broad, active introduction to Siargao and prefer one organized package over several separate arrangements. The strongest reasons are the combination of three islands, a snorkeling sandbar, Sugba Lagoon, Magpupungko, Maasin River, two lunches, and included fees.

Skip it if you want private boats, a loose timetable, or long stretches of undisturbed beach time. Before paying, confirm the pickup location, ask what snorkeling gear is provided, and tell the operator about any dietary or medical needs.

At $124 per person, I see solid value for a packed two-day schedule. The five-star booking from June 2025 especially praises the guides’ photography, so this is a good pick for you if you want to return home with more than memories and a sunburn.

FAQ

How long is the Siargao Tri Island and Land Tour?

The tour lasts two days. Day 1 island hopping is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Starting times for the overall activity should be checked when booking.

Which islands are included on Day 1?

Day 1 includes Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island. It also includes a secret sandbar area intended for snorkeling.

Is lunch included on both days?

Yes. Day 1 includes an island lunch, and Day 2 includes a plated lunch.

Are entrance fees included?

Yes. Entrance fees and environmental fees at the listed tourist sites are included.

Is transportation included?

Yes. Day 1 includes private multicab pickup and drop-off from your accommodation to the jump-off point for your group. Day 2 includes hotel pickup and drop-off within General Luna City proper.

Are the boats private?

The Day 1 island-hopping boats are shared. The tour also includes a round-trip boat ride at Sugba Lagoon.

Is an English-speaking guide provided?

Yes. A live local guide in English is included.

Are drone photos or videos included?

A free drone-shot photo or video is included at Naked Island. The guide can also provide a human-drone-style video capture, subject to the conditions and arrangements on the day.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option lets you keep your plans flexible.