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Spend a full day hopping between Guyam, Daku and Naked Island from General Luna. This private boat tour times stops to tides, includes lunch on Daku, and delivers clear-water snorkeling and shallow sandbars.
Spend a full day hopping between Guyam, Daku and Naked Island from General Luna. This private boat tour times stops to tides, includes lunch on Daku, and delivers clear-water snorkeling and shallow sandbars.
You push off from General Luna as the water cools the air and the hull cuts toward a scatter of sand and reef. The boat eases into turquoise shallows; palms lean like indifferent spectators while the guide checks tides and the day’s route. You can smell grilled fish on Daku before the island comes into view.
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Operated by CTPH TOUR · General Luna, Surigao del Norte
You push off from General Luna as the water cools the air and the hull cuts toward a scatter of sand and reef. The boat eases into turquoise shallows; palms lean like indifferent spectators while the guide checks tides and the day’s route. You can smell grilled fish on Daku before the island comes into view.
This is classic Siargao island hopping: three short runs between islands formed from coral, sand deposition and young limestone. Naked Island is a living sand bar—no vegetation can take hold—while Guyam is a tiny privately owned islet with low rock ledges and informal hangouts. Daku hosts a small barangay where fisheries and guest meals keep the local economy moving; “Daku” simply means big in Visayan, a practical name for the largest beach stop.
Expect crystal-clear snorkeling, shallow sand flats that expand at low tide, and a thin ribbon of local culture when you stroll Daku’s main path. Boats run around tide windows, so the order of stops changes; the middle stop is usually Daku for lunch and community interaction.
Practical notes: tours run roughly 8:00–16:30 from the General Luna dock; wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes, and a light cover-up for the boat ride. Bring cash for simple island snacks and small environmental fees already included by many operators. Mind coral—don’t stand on it—and pack out what you bring. Seas can be calm or choppy; a morning start often gives flatter water and clearer snorkeling. With basic swimming ability and sun-smart habits, this full-day hop is accessible, quick to savor, and rooted in local island life.
easy.
4–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling
Most operators run from about 8:00 AM to around 4:30–5:00 PM; actual duration can be 4–8 hours depending on tide and customization.
Lunch is usually served on Daku Island and often prepared by local cooks; confirm dietary needs when booking.
Yes—snorkeling areas are shallow near the islands; beginners should stay close to the guide and use flotation if needed.
Boats provide life vests and a tour assistant; disclose any medical conditions at booking and listen to the safety briefing.
Daku is an inhabited barangay and a working fishing community; island names reflect local Visayan language—'Daku' means big.
Coral reefs here are sensitive—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching coral, and carry out all trash to reduce local impact.
CTPH TOUR operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from General Luna as the water cools the air and the hull cuts toward a scatter of sand and reef. The boat eases into turquoise shallows; palms lean like indifferent spectators while the guide checks tides and the day’s route. You can smell grilled fish on Daku before the island comes into view.
You push off from General Luna as the water cools the air and the hull cuts toward a scatter of sand and reef. The boat eases into turquoise shallows; palms lean like indifferent spectators while the guide checks tides and the day’s route. You can smell grilled fish on Daku before the island comes into view.
This is classic Siargao island hopping: three short runs between islands formed from coral, sand deposition and young limestone. Naked Island is a living sand bar—no vegetation can take hold—while Guyam is a tiny privately owned islet with low rock ledges and informal hangouts. Daku hosts a small barangay where fisheries and guest meals keep the local economy moving; “Daku” simply means big in Visayan, a practical name for the largest beach stop.
Expect crystal-clear snorkeling, shallow sand flats that expand at low tide, and a thin ribbon of local culture when you stroll Daku’s main path. Boats run around tide windows, so the order of stops changes; the middle stop is usually Daku for lunch and community interaction.
Practical notes: tours run roughly 8:00–16:30 from the General Luna dock; wear reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes, and a light cover-up for the boat ride. Bring cash for simple island snacks and small environmental fees already included by many operators. Mind coral—don’t stand on it—and pack out what you bring. Seas can be calm or choppy; a morning start often gives flatter water and clearer snorkeling. With basic swimming ability and sun-smart habits, this full-day hop is accessible, quick to savor, and rooted in local island life.