GOVERNOR Lyndon Barbers has described Surigao as one of the "places on Earth left undiscovered and unexplored."
This is true. The unlit and unpaved roads of the different municipalities all lead to paradise. Traveling to the different hot spots may be long and tiring, but they're all worth it.
Beauty indeed abounds in this place that may, and can, in 5 to 10 years' time, give Boracay a run for its money.
Composed of three large islands, Surigao has easily earned the title Surfing Capital of the Philippines because of its fantastic waves and annual surfing competitions.
| From the Garden Pavilion, where we were booked, we went to Siargao island, a two-hour boat ride from the mainland. It is impossible to describe Siargao without using the words breathtaking and amazing. There were simply too many things to see, do and experience here.
more here http://www.inq7.net/lif/2004/jul/21/lif_3-1.htm By Shahani Gania, 2bU! Correspondent
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