Classic option
3-island route
Guyam, Daku and Naked Island make up the classic route. This option keeps the day focused on beaches, swimming, island scenery and time by the water.
Siargao day trip
Siargao island hopping: three islands or four
From General Luna, the classic trip combines Guyam, Daku and Naked Island. A longer option adds Corregidor (Casolian) Island for a fourth stop with green hills and elevated sea views.
Longer option
4-island route with Corregidor
Add Corregidor (also called Casolian Island) to the three classic stops. This makes the day longer and more active because Corregidor adds a walk through its hilly coconut landscape rather than another simple beach stop.
Included with the tour
Lunch and entrance fees are included.
All island-hopping options include a classic Filipino boodle fight lunch, served family-style with seafood, grilled fish and grilled meat. Entrance fees for the island stops are also included.
The island stops
What each island adds to the day.
Guyam Island
Guyam is a small palm-covered island with a compact beach setting. It is a popular stop for swimming, relaxing and enjoying the tropical scenery.
Daku Island
Daku is the largest of the classic stops, with a broader beach and a more spacious island feel. It is often the stop where groups spend longer by the water.
Naked Island
Naked Island is an exposed white-sand sandbar with almost no shade or vegetation. Its appeal is the simple contrast of white sand and open sea.
Corregidor (Casolian) Island
The longer four-island option adds Corregidor, also known as Casolian Island. It changes the day from pure beach hopping by adding green coconut-covered hills, elevated ocean views and a walk on the island.
Planning your trip
Ask which island-hopping option suits your day.
Aggehanan can help guests arrange island hopping while staying with us in General Luna. Ask our team about the current three-island and four-island options before your stay or when you arrive.
Weather and sea conditions can affect boat trips, routes and timing, so current local conditions matter more than a fixed schedule.
More Siargao planning
Build the rest of your island itinerary.
Continue with our practical guides to Magpupungko, surfing and other things to do around Siargao.