Blue Cathedral is one of the most challenging and rewarding dive sites in Siargao Island. It lets more seasoned divers explore rocky underwater tunnels which are full of marine life.

Mabua Pebble Beach is lined with smooth, round pebbles instead of a sandy shore. It is believed that walking barefoot on the stones has therapeutic effects.

Basul Island is a small, pristine island marked by a long white sand beach set against picturesque coconut trees. Those who wish to stay overnight may pitch tents and camp.

The Silop Caves' six-cave system makes it an exciting spleunking destination. Some of the caves are open for spelunking and are best explored with a guide.

The Battle of Surigao Strait (BOSS) Memorial and Museum displays important World War II artifacts, replicas and photos related to the historic Battle of Surigao Strait, which is part of the larger naval battle, Battle of Leyte Gulf.

Pilar is a game fishing hotspot in Siargao. Every year, the town hosts the annual Siargao International Game Fishing Tournament, which is one of the island's two international sporting events - the other being the Siargao International Surfing Cup.

The Kahimunan Festival is a colorful celebration that is typically held during the third Sunday of January. It celebrates the Sto Niño in Barangay Libertad, which was founded in 1987. The Kahimunan itself refers to a traditional ritual performed before the start of the planting season.