Cloud 9 Surfing Area

Beautiful place. I like it better at night. Quiet and less crowded. This is behind our hotel so we were here daily day and night. Restaurants and surfing available as well as motorcycle rentals

Cloud 9 is a great spot to feel the sea breeze and watch surfers in action. The view is relaxing and gives you a real sense of Siargao’s surfing vibe. There is a small entrance fee of 100 PHP, but it’s worth it for the experience and the scenery. A perfect place to take photos or just unwind while enjoying the ocean view.

Cloud 9 in Siargao is an absolute paradise for surfers. The waves here are world-class, and you can feel the energy the moment you step onto the boardwalk. I tried surfing for the first time, and the local instructors were super patient and friendly — they made it fun and easy to learn. For experienced surfers, the reef break is challenging but so worth it. Even if you’re not surfing, just watching the pros catch waves at sunrise or sunset is incredible. The view from the Cloud 9 tower is breathtaking, especially with the golden light reflecting off the water. The vibe is laid-back, full of good energy, and surrounded by friendly locals and travelers who all share a love for the ocean. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, Cloud 9 is a must-visit. It’s not just a surf spot, it’s an experience you’ll never forget 🌊🏄‍♀️☀️

It’s a perfect spot to surf and unwind. The entrance fee is ₱100 per person. If you’d like to learn how to surf, it costs ₱600, which already includes the surfboard and an instructor for an hour but if you just want to rent the surfboard for pics or if you already know how to surf then you will only have to pay 200 per hour. They also offer locker rentals for ₱100 with unlimited hour and just an in-and-out access, so you can safely store your belongings while you enjoy.

I’ve been to Cloud 9 a few times now, and while it still holds that iconic charm, I have to admit it felt a little different this time around. Maybe it’s me, or maybe it’s the changes that naturally come with time and tourism, but it didn’t quite hit the same way as my first or second visit. The boardwalk and surf scene are still great to see—especially for first-timers or anyone wanting that classic Siargao photo. The waves are still rolling in beautifully, and the place is alive with people chasing that perfect ride. But personally, it didn’t feel as special or raw as it used to. Still, it’s a fine place to drop by, chill for a bit, watch the surfers, and soak in the view. If it’s your first time in Siargao, it’s still definitely worth the visit. Just manage expectations if you’ve been before.

One of the best places we have visited in Siargao! Our 5-year-old son really enjoyed paddling and surfing on the beach (he didn't really surf) and that was the highlight of the visit ☺️ we got to see a lot of fishes and shrimps along the shore. For us DIYers, food sold in the area was expensive but if you can afford then why not? ☺️ The area was also clean and well-maintained. I'd say the 100-peso entrance was worth it although at first I thought it was too expensive.

Great surfing spots for all levels. You can rent boards too at the different board providers and ask for guidance. Different levels different surf spot.

Wonderful surfing spot for beginners and advanced surfers alike. There is always somebody ul in willing to teach surfing at reasonable prices and it is stunningly beautiful in this part of Siargao. Highly recommended!