Siquijor: Siquijor Island Tour Cambugahay Falls Private
Your adventure begins with a convenient pickup from either your hotel in Siquijor or the Siquijor port, where our friendly tour guide will be eagerly waiting for you. Once you’re comfortably seated in the vehicle, you’ll embark on a journey to the stunning Siquijor Island. Your first destination will be the iconic I Love Siquijor sign, perfectly positioned near the coast for those unforgettable travel photos.. Next, you’ll visit Paliton Beach in San Juan, renowned for its soft white sands, crystal-clear waters, and swaying coconut trees that offer a perfect spot for relaxation. Enjoy a refreshing swim or simply bask in the sun. After soaking up the sun, you’ll proceed to Capilay Spring, a natural spring that has been beautifully modernized to resemble a large pool Conclude your journey at Salagdong Beach, a breathtaking spot perfect for discovering its two enchanting coves and lively reefs. If you’re in the mood for adventure, take the plunge with some exhilarating cliff diving. The Sambulawan Underground River is a natural wonder located in Lazi. It is one of the island's hidden gems, offering a unique and thrilling experience for adventurous travellers. Let yourself be guided and embark on a most surprising visit. Lunch will be on your own before you head to Hapitanan for a whimsical broomstick photo opportunity, making you look like you’re soaring through the air. Your journey continues at Cambugahay Falls, where you can swim, ride a raft, or simply enjoy the stunning natural scenery.A captivating three-tiered waterfall where you can dive into the water, navigate a raft, or appreciate the stunning surroundings. Following this, you’ll visit the Old Balete Fish Spa, home to the oldest Balete tree in Siquijor, where you can dip your feet into a pool filled with tiny fish that will gently exfoliate your skin. Next stop is the Pitogo Cliff . Situated on the southwestern part of the island, it offers stunning views of the magnificent Sulu Sea. The tranquil cliffside derives its name from the Pitogo trees that flourish in the vicinity. Before it became a favored tourist attraction, locals would often congregate at the cliff to appreciate the picturesque landscape.