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They left their corporate jobs and built a hotel in the surfing capital of the Philippines. Island life is busy, too.
Heidi Ganaden and her husband never thought they'd run a hotel by the beach in Siargao, an island known as the surfing capital of the Philippines. The two of them were working corporate jobs and ...
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Siargao, the ‘surf capital of the Philippines,’ is riding a wave of change
Growing up in Siargao, Bonono spent his days on a stretch of white sand called Big Wish Beach in Pacifico, a quiet village about an hour up the coast from General Luna. Curious but lacking proper ...
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What to see, do, eat in Siargao: Nadine Lustre, Christophe Bariou, local, ‘afam’ give recommendations
In an exclusive interview with Philstar.com, Nadine and Christophe, who run a resort, a winery and other businesses in ...
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How Siargao’s tuktuk drivers keep the island moving
Tuktuks, also known as tricycles or taxis in certain parts of the world, are one of the primary modes of transportation on ...
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From skyscrapers to surfboards: Pat Poblete’s island journey
Life has a way of leading us to unexpected places, and for 26-year-old Pat Poblete, that place was Siargao, a tropical island ...
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Siargao beachfront restaurant Bravo boasts of skateboard park, Catalan cuisine
Bravo Beach Resort in Tourism Road fits the bill as it is not only at the doorstep of Siargao’s surfing playground; it also has a restaurant and bar serving authentic Spanish cuisine, from appetizers ...