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Surigao City Natural Attractions

Buenavista Cave, Surigao City
Located at Barangay Buenavista, Hikdop Island, and 45 minutes by pumpboat from the city, is this enchanting cave. The interior stone formation depicts the illusionary image of a grand King’s Court complete with inner chambers complemented by picturesque stalactites and stalagmites. The highlight of the journey down the cave is the knee-deep pond situated in one of its innermost caverns resembling a throne.

Silop Multi Caves, Barangay Silop, Surigao City
The cave has 12 entrances, one of which is a 30-minute trek from the barangay proper. Its attractions are the small entrances leading to the cave’s big chambers. It is only 15 minutes away from the city proper. This cave has an impressive limestone formation to naturally carved stalagmites, stalactites, and columns.

Basul Islands, Surigao City
It is the nearest islet from the city, characterized by fine white sand on one side and rugged rocky shore on the other. It can be reached by motorized pumpboat in 30 minutes from the city port.

Sagisi Beach, Surigao City
It is a tropical island paradise of white sand beach, deep blue seawaters, and shades from the lofty coconut trees. The island’s coral reef teeming with marine life is an excellent site for snorkeling and scuba diving. Sagisi is an hour ride by boat from the city proper.

Sibale Beach, Barangay Zaragoza, Surigao City
Two kilometer stretch of white sand beach fringed with lofty coconut trees and lush vegetation, endowed with vast scabbed ideal for swimming. Accessible by paddleboat or a five minute trip by motorized boat from Barangay Zaragoza.

Day-asan Floating Villages, Surigao City
Ride on a paddleboat and view these peculiar stilt houses, popular known as “The Venice of Surigao.” The unique sight is created by the village’s houses erected on wooden stilts and bedded rocks and the villagers commuting by paddleboats through waterways. The village is accessible by land or by sea in about 30 minutes from the city.

Zaragoza Rock Formations, Surigao City
Rock islet best defined by its unique, natural rock formations. Opposite is another isolated vase-like rock formation complementing this somewhat mysterious creation of nature, which was a historical burial ground of the early inhabitants of surrounding islands. The rock formation is 40 minutes by boat from the city proper.

Manjagao Mangrove Forest, Surigao City
The cradle of marine life and sanctuary of various species of fish, the mangrove forest is one of nature’s most interesting habitats. A boat’s ride along the naturally carved water channels amidst the jade colored lush of mangrove trees and the visible rich coral undergrowth is an island tropical treat rarely experienced.

Zaragoza Tourist Park, Barangay Zaragoza
Features a manicured bermuda landscape, rocks, and flowering plants facing the ocean. One can stay overnight or more to romance with the beauty of nature, experience the serenity of the park, feel the sea breeze softly rustling the coconut tree leaves with the dancing sea birds and crickets breaking the night’s silence.

Punta Baluarte, Barangay San Jose, Surigao City
A historical landmark, which was used as the observatory point by the Spanish friars and later by the Japanese during WW II. It is a hill overlooking the town and the surrounding waters and islands marked simply by a maroon castle replica. Complementing the landmark are the brightly colored kiosks along the beach, which provide an ideal picnic and resting area. Punta Baluarte is about an hour by boat from the city proper.

Surigao Strait, Surigao City
A historical site where brave sailors, regardless of race, lost their lives during the WW II in defense of ideals; dignity, liberty, and love of country.

Sto. Niño Shrine, Barangay Bad-asay – presently Barangay Serna, , Surigao City
Historic 16th century image of the Santo Niño handed from the previous generations of the Sembranos chapelled at the barangay proper. The image had been lost yet mysteriously found on January 14, 1996, the day of its feast, during the Santo Niño Exhibit in Ayala Center. The statue is believed to be a miraculous lagan (wanderer) with amorceko found sticking to his clothes on occasion.

Surigao City Cathedral, San Nicolas St., Surigao City
The cathedral has withstood the ravages of time since 1760 when it was constructed from light materials. During the catastrophic WW II, the old concrete structure was hit by a bomb and burned down. On June 15, 1988, after years of nurturing the Siargao people, the MSC turned over the church’s administration to the Diocesan Clergy.

Tagbasingan Eco-Village, Barangay Mat-I, Surigao City
Showcases the preserved culture, tradition, and rituals of the Mamanwas. A visit to the village is a journey back in time tracing the early beginnings of the people of Surigao.

Source : Tourism.gov.ph

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