Surigao City: Mamanwa Tribe (Mat-i)

Mamanwa which means "First Forest Dwellers" derived from "man" (first) and "banwa" (forest). But they are popularly called Kongking because of their kinky hair. Let the pictures tell you more of the story. :)

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

Surigao City: Silop Cave

Silop Cave is a spelunking destination with different entrances leading to four different chambers. I'm not much of a writer so let the pictures do the talking. :)

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

i grabbed this from a friend. thank you albert.

Surigao City: Basul Island

Basul Island is an inhabited island which is just about 15-minute boat ride from San Juan, Surigao City. Perfect for camping, snorkeling, kayaking, or just for pure relaxation (insert book and buko juice in the scene). No electricity. I'm not much of a writer so let the pictures do the talking. :)

I don't know if this island is part of the tourist-y places in Surigao City. A family friend owns the island so you know, perks. Haha

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

Surigao City: Cantiasay San Pedro Footbridge

Cantiasay Wooden Footbridge is the longest wooden footbridge in the Philippines that connects Brgy. Cantiasay and Brgy. San Pedro. I'm not much of a writer so let the pictures do the talking. :)

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

Surigao City: Mabua Pebble Beach

Mabua Pebble Beach is about 20-30 minutes by land from the city proper.
I'm not much of a writer so let the pictures do the talking. :)

Very easy to go to. You can rent a tricycle for a day (but it's expensive) or commute using multicabs found in Surigao City Blvd near Palma Stores in the public market. Ask around, the local knows.

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

Parang Bahamas. naks!

Surigao City: Day-asan Floating Village

The Venice of Surigao City. naks!

Day-asan is about 2 miles from the city proper. I'm not much of a writer so let the pictures do the talking. :)

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

Surigao City: Buenavista

20 to 25-minute boat ride from the city proper. Spelunking and swimming in one location. Ohyeah!

 Buenavista is located in Hikdop Island. Let the pictures describe the place more. :)

Planning to visit Surigao City? I really suggest you visit Surigao City Tourism Office (it's in Luneta. easy to find) so the friendly staff can set-up your itinerary based on your preferred activities, schedule, and budget. They can also setup your transportation and hook you up to the best tour guides in town. 

King's throne.

This crab climbed its way up to the ceiling. Whoah! So much for survival.

Femur? haha

The grand pillars/