The Wandering Juan: Siquijor

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Travel Guide Budget and Itinerary for Siquijor

By Joshua Berida On July 10, 2020 In where to stay in Siquijor

Siquijor has grown in popularity over the years. This comes as no surprise because the small island has beautiful beaches with cerulean waters, waterfalls, a laid back vibe and mystical charm. I enjoyed my few days stay here and would highly recommend it.

Read my budget and itinerary for Siquijor.

Siquijor & Dumaguete Itinerary and Expenses

By Joshua Berida On March 18, 2013 In Travel

Salagdoong Beach

The trip to Siquijor and Dumaguete was a good short break from the hustle and bustle of the city. I would definitely revisit these two provinces because I felt that 3 days 2 nights for these two provinces did not do them justice. Here is the breakdown of our expenses during our escapade:

Accommodations in Siquijor

By Joshua Berida On March 11, 2013 In Travel

There are different kinds of accommodations in Siquijor. Here are the three I was able to inquire and check out:

Lazi Beach Club

Beach Hopping in Siquijor

By Joshua Berida On March 06, 2013 In Travel

Salagdoong Beach

Salagdoong Beach

There are different beaches that you can go to on the island of Siquijor, one of which is Salagdoong Beach. We went beach hopping during the last stretct of our trip. Salagdoong Beach has clear blue waters and has a natural charm unblemished by loads of tourists. It is a nice secluded beach in the far side of Siquijor.

Tricycle Chronicles: Wandering in Siquijor

By Joshua Berida On March 04, 2013 In Travel

Siquijor is an infamous place of dark magic, aswang, and witch doctors. I heard all of these stories when I was growing up. When I got the chance to travel to this tiny, secluded island I took it and booked a flight to Dumaguete. I knew very little about this place but its mystique piqued my curiosity. After arriving in Dumaguete, my friends and I went directly to the pier to book a boat ticket to Siquijor. The trip took 1 hour and 30 minutes. As soon as we arrived we hired a tricycle to go around the island.