Stand-up Paddling in Siargao Island
Siargao Island, also known as the Surfing Capital of the Philippines, is best known for its pristine white sand beaches and waves that attract surfers around the world. It is best explored by diving, snorkeling, surfing, and stand-up paddling.
Stand-up Paddling in Palawan
With its world’s best award-winning beaches, Palawan is surrounded by lavish coral reefs filled with various marine life. El Nido and Coron Island are well defined by its high limestone rocks, photogenic bays, and secret lagoons.
Stand-up Paddling in Negros
Negros is home to many rare marine species. Many visit Apo Island, a volcanic island that protrudes out of the endless blue depths of the Tanon Strait trench. Dumaguette City is the lively capital where many can also access many places for SUP.
Stand-up Paddling in Camarines Sur
Camarines Sur is a province known for watersports and extreme sporting events. In the Caramoan islands, visitors can enjoy paddling through the limestone cliffs and calm waters.
Stand-up Paddling in Bohol
Bohol is not only famous for the perfectly proportioned Chocolate Hills, cuddly bug-eyed tarsiers, and Balicasag dive sites with its Black Coral Forest. It is also known for its white sand beaches, secluded coves and pristine azure blue waters ideal for stand-up paddling. Loboc River is one of the emerging spots for stand-up paddling.
