Corregidor Island Tour Siargao - Island Hopping With One Love Boat Tour

Experience the Corregidor Island Tour in Siargao with the One Love Boat Tour. Also known as Casolian Island, this tropical paradise is where you can experience the true island life. Join the One Love crew planting coconut trees, cooking up an island feast and meeting the locals.

This day tour is all about giving back to each other, enjoying the smaller things in life and having an epic day out in the Philippines.

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↘️ Where is Corregidor Island

🛥️ What is included

📝 Tour Itinerary

🎒 What to pack

🎟️ How to book

🏨 Where to stay in Siargao

🌴 Other things to do

✔️ Travel Tips

Where Is Corregidor Island Tour ↘️

The Corregidor Island Tour Siargao departs from The Boardwalk at The Boulevard, from here the boat ride to Corregidor Island takes 40 minutes. You use this time to get to know the rest of the crew and tour group. Grab a beer and learn how to play the bongo drums, or sit back and enjoy the view and there crystal clear blue water.

What Is Included In The Corregidor Island Tour 🛥️

The Corregidor Island Tour with The One Love Boat is fully immersive, they pride themselves on making sure everyone is happy throughout the day. Whether you are making palm leave headbands, planting coconut trees or providing the music playing the bongo drums you learnt on the boat ride over, there is something for everyone.

The tour includes the boat to and from Corregidor Island and Naked Island, Lunch, Tree Planting, Snorkelling, Meeting the island locals and lots of LOVE. It is in the name of the tour after all.

Corregidor Island Tour Itinerary 📝

Snorkelling
Lunch
Coconut Tree Planting
Meditation
Naked Island

When you arrive you are given some time to go snorkelling whilst lunch is being prepared. It’s the perfect way to build up an appetite and you get to see some beautiful fish and coral. Side note – Please don’t stand on coral, it will kill it!

Next is lunch and we can honestly say it is one of the best island-hopping lunches we have ever had! They cater to everyone so if you are a vegetarian or vegan don’t worry they have you covered. This huge feast of noodles, prawns, chicken, veggie patties and more is all served traditionally of a large banana leaf.

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After lunch, you set off on the 30-minute hike to the top of the island. On the way, you pass through the village with children playing on the dusty tracks and locals collecting water from a communal well.

Corregidor Island Tour - Siargao Island Hopping

As you start to approach the top of the island you will hit the grassy fields and the views are incredible. This is where you will plant your coconut tree.

Once planted the group we enjoy a meditation session taking in the views and connecting yourself to the earth. This part is really special and is something we will remember forever.

Planting Coconut Siargao - Corregidor Island

You then head back down to the boat and onto the next stop Naked Island.

Naked Island is a large sand bar just off the south coast of Siargao. You arrive here for sunset, there is something about white sand, blue water and sunset you just can’t beat. Once the light has gone it is time to head back to The Boardwalk.

After the tour, the crew will invite you to the Siargao Reggae bar where they will be performing. We highly recommend you pop in to see them.

What To Pack For The Corregidor Island Tour 🎒

The Island Hopping Tour is a full day and whilst most things are provided for you there are a few essentials we recommend you take.

The first is your camera, there are so many amazing spots to get some epic pictures at. You can see what we have inside our camera bag.

You should also bring some extra cash, there are a few places to buy some extra snacks or drinks from on Casolian Island.

The last essential to bring is yourself, ready to have an epic day out on the Corregidor Island Tour with the One Love Boat Crew.

How To Book A Tour To Corregidor Island Siargao 🎟️

To book a tour you need to head over to the One Love Boat Tour Facebook Page. Here you can find all the up to date prices and departure times. If the One Love Crew are unable to fit you in, then Klook also runs a similar tour.

Where To Stay In Siargao 🏨

Siargao has some of the best hotels and hostels that we have seen in the Philippines. Here are our top recommendations, starting with the traveller who wants two splash the cash or just had enough of hostel life for a few days. Followed by something in between and then the budget traveller.

Luxury:

Nay Palad Hideaway

Isla Cabana Resort

Buddha’s Surf Resort

Something in between:

Bulan Villas Siargao

Tropical Temple Siargao Resort

Lukay Resort Siargao

Budget:

Hiraya Surf Hostel

Lukay Resort Siargao – Dorms

Harry’s Hostel Siargao

Other Things To Do In Siargao 🌴

One of the best things about Siargao is that there is plenty of things to do within a small radius. If you are looking for more things to do in Siargao then we have a list of the top spot you need to check out.

Sugba Lagoon

If you want to visit the beautiful Sub Lagoon you can book the Siargao Land Tour. This tour will take you to all the top tourist spots on Siargao Island. These include the Palm Tree Lookout, The Bent Palm Tree Rope Swing and the Magpupungko Rock Pools.

Alternatively you can ride to the Port Of Del Carman on the west side of the Island. This is where you will take a boat from in order to reach Sub Lagoon. There are plenty of private boat operators around the town where you can agree on a price to get you to the lagoon.

Island Hopping Siargao

One of the most popular activities in Siargao, which technically isn’t even on the island is Island Hopping. Although a long day, you defiantly get your moneys worth. Some of the other islands you can visit in Siargao are the amazing: Sohoton Cove, Daku Island and Guyam Island.

Surfing At Cloud 9

Siargao is best known as the surf capital of the Philippines. All around the island you can find beautiful surf spots, but none can beat Cloud 9. This section of waves are more for the advanced surfers, but if you are a beginner head to Jacking Horse. This is where you will find the more forgiving waves. Whether you just want to walk along the Cloud 9 Boardwalk or chill with a Shaka Bowl this small town in Siargao has some of the best vibes in the Philippines.

Palm Tree Lookout

The Palm Tree Lookout in Siargao has the best views on the Island, stretching out as far as the eye can see. Palm trees fill the island of Siargao, whilst surfers fill the shores. Siargao has recently become our favourite island in the Philippines, you will soon see why.

The Palm Tree Road Siargao

This stop should be on top of everyone list when visiting the island. Travel out of the main tourist towns to explore the heart of Siargao. Although we are sure there are many amazing roads covered in Palm Trees, none can compete with this Palm Tree Road.

The Palm Tree Rope Swing

The Palm Tree Rope Swing on Siargao Island has become one of the most iconic spots to visit. Thanks to social media the palm tree rope swing which was once a local spot, has become a top tourist attraction in the Philippines. Nestled away in the middle of the island is the Maasin River. This is where you will find the famous bent palm tree swing. You can spend hours here mastering your flips into the river.

Magpupungko Rock Pool

The Island of Siargao isn’t all about surfing and palm trees, it is also homed to the magnificent Magpupungko Rock Pools. These huge rock pools are one of the biggest and deepest, with crystal clear water we have ever come across. After living on Rottnest Island in Western Australia where there is a lot of rock pools, we think we are quite good judges.

Siargao Travel Tips ✔️

A few handy top tips to make you might want to know about Siargao Island.

Best Time To Visit 🕒

Like most of the Philippines Siargao has a wet and dry season. Luckily the dry is a lot longer than the wet, however, it is the Philippines so anything can happen.

March – November: The dry season is the best time to visit Siargao. The waves get bigger for the surfers between September-November.

December – February: The wet season, we recommend you avoid these dates.

Wifi & SIM Cards Siargao 📱

The Wifi in Siargao is renowned for not being good, much like the rest of the Philippines. So most people rely on their phones. If you need to get a Sim Card whilst you are in the Philippines you can organise one right here.

Siargao Surf Competition 🏄‍♂️

Every year Siargao Island hosts an international surfing competition. This is typically around September-October and means the Island becomes a lot busier. If you are a keen surfer then this is the time to visit, for other’s you might want to avoid the competition.

Our Best Meal In Siargao 🍕

Although defiantly not the cheapest place on the Island, but in this case, you get what you pay for. At the Isla Cabana restaurant, the food was out of this world, you can order a mixture of local or western dishes.

Best Area To Stay In Siargao 🛏️

The most popular area of Siargao is General Luna, here you will find everything you need from bars and clubs to healthy breakfast spots. The main stretch of road is funnily enough called Tourism Road.