Siargao Sugba Lagoon tour: paddle board, kayak, ledge jump
Paddle board through rock formations, jump from a ledge into calm lagoon water, then drift between two islands
This is a private tour of Siargao Island's three main lagoon and island stops: Sugba Lagoon (where you paddle board, kayak, snorkel and ledge jump), Kauhagan Island (a sandbar that stretches 150 meters at low tide), and Pamomo-an Island (a long white-sand beach). The tour runs 6 to 7 hours including travel, with a 3-hour window at Sugba Lagoon itself. You control the timing—pickup can be as early as 8am or as late as noon—and you choose whether to eat before or after the lagoon. The boat, life vests, all park and entrance fees, a tour guide and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
9h
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Sugba Lagoon and nearby islands
- Meet and greet with driver/guide
- Travel 30 minutes by boat to Sugba Lagoon
- Enjoy paddle boarding, kayaking, and bamboo rafting
- Try ledge jumping and snorkeling
- Relax and swim at Kauhagan Island
- Unwind and swim at Pamomo-an Island
The Experience
What's the best way to spend a morning on Siargao without renting a car or joining a crowd? A private tour that starts with a 30-minute boat ride to Sugba Lagoon, where the water stays calm enough to paddle board across and the rock formations rise high enough to jump from. You get 3 hours inside the lagoon itself—long enough to rent a paddle board and explore on your own, switch to a kayak if you want, or wade in to snorkel and free dive. The ledge jump is the signature moment: you climb onto a rock shelf above the water and drop into the salt water below. The guide stays with you the whole time, and the boat crew handles the logistics.
After Sugba Lagoon, the tour moves to Kauhagan Island, a sandbar that stretches about 150 meters when the tide is low. The sand is powdery, the water is clear enough to see the marine life below, and there's no schedule—you swim, rest, or snorkel as long as you want. Then comes Pamomo-an Island, a longer white-sand beach across the water where you can wade, lie down, or take the photos the place is known for. Both islands have restaurants if you want to eat, or you can bring your own food. The whole day is yours to pace: if you want to leave early, you leave. If you want to stay longer at one island, the guide adjusts.
The tour includes the boat with life vests, all entrance and environmental fees, a vehicle for the drive to and from the pier, and pickup and drop-off at your hotel. You'll need to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen and a towel. Meals are not included, but you can eat before the tour starts or after you finish at Sugba Lagoon—the timing is up to you. The guide speaks English and can answer questions about what you're seeing as you move between stops.
What’s included
- Boat with life vests.
- all park entrance fees, parking, permits, docking and environmental fees.
- hotel pickup and drop-off.
- transportation vehicle and tour guide speaking English.
- 3 hours at Sugba Lagoon to paddle board, kayak, snorkel or ledge jump.
- access to Kauhagan Island and Pamomo-an Island for swimming and relaxing.
Operated by CTPH TOUR
Is this one for you?Your driver picks you up from your hotel on your schedule, handles all logistics, and you control how long to linger at each stop—perfect for a half-day exploring Sugba Lagoon with paddleboarding, kayaking, or just floating around.
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Top questions
Can I do this tour if I've never paddle boarded before?
Yes. Paddle boarding at Sugba Lagoon is beginner-friendly because the water is calm and shallow in most places. The guide will show you how to balance and paddle, and you can rent a board on arrival. If paddle boarding doesn't appeal to you, kayaking and snorkeling are options at the same stop, so you're not locked into one activity.
What is ledge jumping at Sugba Lagoon actually like?
Ledge jumping means climbing onto a rock shelf above the water and jumping in. The jump is from a low height into deep, calm salt water. It's optional—you can skip it and do other activities instead. The guide can show you the spot and explain the depth and conditions before you decide.
How much time do I actually spend in the water versus traveling?
You get 3 hours inside Sugba Lagoon to paddle board, kayak, snorkel or jump. After that, you travel by boat to Kauhagan Island and then Pamomo-an Island, where you can swim and relax for as long as you want before heading back. The boat ride to Sugba Lagoon takes about 30 minutes, and the total tour is 6 to 7 hours including all travel and stops.
What if I want to start the tour at noon instead of early morning?
Pickup can be as late as 12 noon because this is a private tour and you control the schedule. Starting at noon means you'll finish in the late afternoon. You'll still get the full 3 hours at Sugba Lagoon and time at both islands—just later in the day.
Is there anywhere to eat during the tour?
Meals are not included, but both Kauhagan and Pamomo-an islands have restaurants where you can order food and drinks. You can also eat before the tour starts or after you finish at Sugba Lagoon, depending on when you prefer to eat. Bring cash or check if the island restaurants accept cards.
What do I need to bring or wear?
Bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, a towel and water shoes or sandals for walking on the sand and rocks. The boat provides life vests. Meals and activity rentals (like paddle boards and kayaks) are paid separately at the lagoon, so bring cash or a card for those.
Siargao Sugba Lagoon tour: paddle board, kayak, ledge jump
9h · EN · at your hotel
from US$ 129 per person
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