If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
If Cloud 9 is crowded you can get a wave here. Sometimes it has a small left right out at the point but it is predominately a right.
Access is by boat only, guide and boat for a half day should not run more than $25us per half day split among up to six surfers.
You can rent a board once you are on Siargoa Island. With the price of traveling with a board nowadays, I alwasy recommend renting where you can. I know there is also a way to get to paradise by vehicle, but I do not know it well enough to give directions on here. Paradise and Daku Island are very close to eachother so surf either break depending on the wind direction.
Cemeteries Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Cemeteries is one of Siargao Island's most forgiving and versatile reef breaks, offering something for every skill level in a surprisingly uncrowded setting. Named for the cemetery visible from shore, this kilometre-long stretch of coral reef delivers consistent left and right-hand peaks with a mellow, approachable character that makes it […]
The wave is a powerful reef break, pitching over shallow live coral. Generaly its a right, although as with many reefs it pitches both ways, with the left being shorter and equally hollow. When Cloud Nine gets crowded head down to Jacking Horses (300m paddle)
A more accessible place is Aparri, by the pier. There are a few locals who surf there, but absolutely nobody surfs Buguey and the waves are just the same. They aren't world class by any means- a typical day would be fun for a long board, but there are several days in April and May that I saw offshore winds on a head high day and wished for a board. The best spot is right behind El Presidente, and if you have a problem with swimmers then just head down the beach about 200 yards east. This is on the Northern coast of Luzon, so swell conditions will differ than those necessary for the West Coast of Luzon. Storms to the north make the surf rough and choppy, but on an offshore day it's classy.
Chelsea's Point Surf Spot Guide, Philippines Chelsea's Point offers a rare combination of consistent, accessible waves and peaceful lineups that make it an ideal destination for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions. This sandy beach break delivers fun, forgiving waves across a wide range of skill levels, with the added bonus of being virtually empty even on […]
