Siquijor Experiences

The top experiences include cliff jumping at Salagdoong Beach, swimming at Cambugahay Falls, exploring Cantabon Cave, watching sunset at Paliton Beach, and visiting a traditional healer (mananambal). Each offers a unique glimpse into the island's natural beauty and culture.

Yes, when done responsibly. There are two platforms: 25 feet (beginner-friendly) and 35 feet (more advanced). The water is deep and clear. Avoid jumping during rough weather, don't attempt after drinking alcohol, and always check the water conditions first.

No guide is required - the falls are easily accessible with clear paths. However, hiring a local guide (₱200-300) can enhance your experience with insider knowledge about the best spots and rope swings.

The mananambal are genuine practitioners of traditional Filipino healing arts passed down through generations. While experiences vary, most visitors find the cultural encounter meaningful regardless of personal beliefs. Approach with respect and an open mind.

Renting a motorcycle (₱350-500/day) is the most popular and practical way to explore. The island loop is only 72km, making it easy to visit multiple attractions in one day. Tricycles are available for those who don't ride motorcycles.