"Island of Enchantment" – Also known as the “Mystical Island,” Siquijor has a sense of wonder with its various tales of magic and healing practices Pristine Beaches – Soft white sand and crystal clear water make its shores an untouched paradise. Waterfall Wonders - Off the beaten path Cambugahay Falls invites you in turquoise water pools surrounded by tropical vegetation Breath-Taking Sunsets - The golden colored skies sink into the sea melting into postcard perfect evenings. Underwater Treasures - The vibrant coral gardens and marine sanctuaries create experiences in snorkeling and diving you will remember for a lifetime. Heritage Charm - Ancient churches and Spanish landmarks tell the story of a proud faith and village past . Healing Traditions - Local healers, herbal remedies, and spiritual ceremony shaped by a wonderful legacy Relaxed Vibes - With relaxed roads , locals and life focussing on a slow island pace you will escape the fast tempo of an overworked world. Capital: Siquijor (municipality) Population: Around 105,000 (approx.) International Airport: None – nearest is Dumaguete–Sibulan Airport; Siquijor has a domestic airport (Siquijor Airport) Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP) Time Zone: Philippine Time (UTC+8) Driving Side: Right Main Electricity: 220V, 60Hz, Type A/B/C outlets Religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic, with folk healing traditions
Mysterious Island – Siquijor is called “Island of Fire” because at night, it glows with all the fireflies, creating a magical and mysterious atmosphere. Cambugahay Falls – A three-tiered waterfall with blue pools where swimming, swinging on ropes, or simply relaxing amidst nature is the perfect way to spend a day. Folk Healing – Siquijor is known for its spiritual healers and culture of herbal medicine; this is especially true during the annual Healing Festival. Salagdoong Beach – A remarkable beach with white sand, clear water and cliff-jumping platforms. Old Balete Tree – A hundred-year old tree with a natural spring in the water nearby; this is where tiny fish dibble gently at your feet. Iconic Sunsets – Siquijor has some of the best sunsets in the Philippines that appear almost gold and crimson. Lazi Church and Convent – One of the oldest and largest convents in Asia, the community in Lazi built it hundred of years ago with the use of coral stones; the beauty of the Church reflects the Spanish-era. Marine Life – The exquisite snorkeling and diving expose a colorful underwater coral garden and vibrant marine life, especially seen while at Apo Island and around close waters.
