SIQUIJOR | SALAGDOONG BEACH RESORT

Salagdoong is probably the most popular beach in the entire island of Siquijor. It is located in the town of Maria, along with other nearby tourist spots like Kagusuan Beach.

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Salagdoong Beach is owned and managed by the government. You will find the resort very developed as concrete tables/benches and cottages line up in an area overlooking the shore. There are also barbeque pits available for guests, as well as man-made slides and cliff jumping boards. The resort also has rooms for guests who would like to stay overnight. Although I haven't seen the rooms, I highly recommend staying in Salagdoong so you could enjoy the beach and the activities offered by the resort longer. 

Walking along the shores of Salagdoong Beach

 It can get crowded and rowdy during the weekends, especially holidays, but during our visit, there were only a few families, mostly foreigners, paying the resort a visit. 
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The view of the clear waters from atop the limestone karst

Once you enter the resort, you will notice a small limestone karst on the right side of the beach. This is where all the activities are for the more adventurous ones. Here, you can enjoy sliding down and jumping from the cliff.

There are 2 jumping points - one at 20 feet and another at 30 feet. I've noticed that there were no lifeguards in the area. Some of the guests asked their tour guides (who also know how to swim) to accompany them while cliff jumping. Safety first, always.

​There is also this area at the other side of the limestone karst where a small cove sprouts. The cove has shallow waters and shaded areas, which makes it very child-friendly. I suppose Salagdoong would be one of the beaches that would allow kids to fully enjoy their Siquijor experience -- another reason for you to choose to stay overnight here if you have kids.
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​​During our visit last February/March 2015, the entrance fee to the resort was P70 per head. This might change without prior notice so please contact them first to confirm. If you would also like to inquire about their room rates, please contact them at 0910-200-2552, 0906-822-9044 or 0918-771-4714.
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​How to Get to Salagdoong Beach Resort:

Maria is located at the south eastern side of Siquijor. There are several multicabs and jeepneys traversing the national highway coming from San Juan. If you are on a generous budget, I suggest to hire a tricycle or habal-habal tour guide. Their rate is around P1,000 for the entire Siquijor island which will take almost the entire day. 

If you would really like to go to the beach by public transport, the best I could suggest is drop off at Maria town proper and hire a tricycle/habal-habal from there. No multicabs or jeepneys traverse the inner roads going to Salagdoong Beach.

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OTHER USEFUL LINKS:

• Siquijor Island: A Travel Guide
• Islandia Beach Resort: A Review
• Siquijor Island: How to Get There
• Cheap Accommodations in Siquijor
• Mid-priced to Premium Resorts in Siquijor

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What to see in siquijor:

• Enchanted Balete Tree
• Cambugahay Falls
• San Isidro Labrador (Lazi) Church and Convent
• St. Francis of Assisi Parish
• Kagusuan Beach
• Santa Maria Church

If you are looking for resorts in Siquijor, please use the box below.

 

KEY INFORMATION:
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BUDGET:

• Accommodation: P1,500 per night (for 2)
• Food: P150 per meal
• Habal/Tricycle Rental: P1,000 to P1,500 (whole day)

WHERE TO STAY:​

• Islandia Resort: 0939-761-2772 and 0936-901-2228 (Owner: Ate Dimple)
• Salagdoong Beach Resort: 0910-200-2552, 0906-822-9044 or 0918-771-4714

TRICYCLE TOUR: 0916-216-8085 (Kuya Calvin)

HOW TO GET THERE:
Head to Dumaguete Port and ride a fastcraft or RoRo headed for Siquijor.

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