Siquijor Tourist Map: Island Map with Beaches, Waterfalls, Churches & Scooter Routes

⏱ Map & routes verified: August 2026 by the SiquiRide team · Locally annotated from on-island scooter work

Explore Siquijor by municipality, discover beaches, waterfalls, churches and other places worth stopping for — then see how they connect into practical scooter routes. This is SiquiRide's orientation layer: where everything is, how the areas connect and which route to ride.

🗺️ Interactive Siquijor Tourist Map

The whole island in one view — six municipalities, two arrival ports and the coastal road that ties them together. Tap a category below the map or scroll down for SiquiRide's annotated spot index and scooter routes. Prefer a ready-made route layer? Browse the Maps & Routes collection.

"SiquiRide Siquijor Tourist Map" on Google My Maps — open it full-screen for directions and use the layer panel to toggle ports, beaches, waterfalls, churches, marine sanctuaries, cafés and emergency facilities. SiquiRide adds the annotated spot index, scooter routes and verification labels below. Need step-by-step navigation and offline route notes? That comes with the DIY travel guide.

Use the layer panel inside the map to toggle categories on and off. Spot labels below show SiquiRide's verification status — not every pin is independently confirmed, so check locally.

Siquijor at a Glance — The Six Municipalities

Siquijor has no single big center. Life runs along a coastal loop and each town plays a different role:

Most first-time visitors stay in San Juan and ride the loop from there. Arriving ferries dock at either Siquijor Town Port (fast craft) or Larena Port (overnight RoRo) — see the ports section for what to do next and the getting around Siquijor guide for transport options.

Tourist Spots on the Map, by Municipality

Every spot below links to its real map listing and to a detailed SiquiRide guide where one exists. Entrance fees are approximate, cash-only and verified as of August 2026 — confirm locally. Browse the full list with fees in the Siquijor tourist spots guide.

📍 Siquijor (capital)

📍 San Juan

💡 SiquiRide tip: San Juan is the best base for a first trip — the whole beach strip faces west for sunset. For the best evening spots see the Siquijor sunset guide and find your base in where to stay in Siquijor.

📍 Lazi

Lazi is the richest single cluster on the island — three major stops within about 10 minutes of each other.

💡 Riding note: the Cambugahay access road is paved but narrow with some steep sections — take it slowly, especially after rain. Arrive before 8:30 AM to beat the tour vans. More falls in the Siquijor waterfalls guide.

📍 Maria

📍 Enrique Villanueva

Note: a viewpoint sometimes called "Holy Mountain" appears on other maps but is not yet SiquiRide-verified, so it is not published as a marker here. For verified off-the-beaten-track spots see the Siquijor hidden gems guide and community-verified tips are added through the correction link below.

📍 Larena

Also pinned on the SiquiRide map

The interactive map above includes more pins than the shortlist in the municipality tables. These are all on the SiquiRide map; some don't yet have a SiquiRide guide page or a confirmed municipality on our side, so they're marked 🟡 until verified. Open the map and toggle the relevant layer to see them.

Cafés are pinned as route stops and refreshment breaks, not as tourist attractions. Hours and openings change — check before riding out.

🛵 Scooter Routes — How the Island Connects

This is where a map becomes a plan. SiquiRide runs scooters on these roads; the route notes below come from that on-island riding. Distances are deliberately described in riding time and character rather than exact kilometers — we don't publish figures we haven't measured. For self-guided route sheets and turn-by-turn planning, see SiquiRide scooter routes and the Maps & Routes collection.

1. Coastal Loop — the classic full-island circuit

💡 Riding order: hit Cambugahay early (before ~9 AM) to beat the tour vans, then continue east to Salagdoong and let the west-coast sunset bring you home. See the full Island Loop Guide with timing →

2. Inland / Mountain Route — Mount Bandilaan

New to two wheels on Siquijor? Read whether beginners can ride a scooter in Siquijor before tackling the mountain route and stick to the Coastal Loop on your first day.

3. Sunset Chase — west coast, short & easy

More viewpoints and timing in the Siquijor sunset spots guide.

🔒 INCLUDED WITH THE GUIDE

DIY Travel Guide upgrade

Custom Siquijor GPS map with turn-by-turn directions

 

The map above is free to explore. The DIY guide adds the part you can't see here: day-by-day directions in riding order, offline navigation setup, fuel and timing notes, no-signal route help plus SiquiRide's local itinerary — delivered as a guide you can take on the road.

• Day-by-day directions in riding order
• Offline navigation setup for your phone
• Fuel, timing and no-signal route notes

Get access with the DIY Guide →

Sold as part of the SiquiRide DIY Travel Guide. The interactive map above remains free; the guide adds step-by-step navigation and local planning. Preview shown is an illustration.

⛴️ Ports & Arrival — "I Just Got Here. Where Do I Go Next?"

Ferries arrive at one of two ports. Confirm yours when booking — it changes your onward ride. Full details in the Siquijor port guide.

How are you reaching Siquijor?

• ✈️ Flying? Start with the flights & arrival overview — Siquijor Airport (IQR) has Sunlight Air flights from Cebu 4× weekly.
• ⛴️ From Cebu: fast craft to Siquijor Town or overnight RoRo to Larena — see the Cebu to Siquijor ferry guide.
• ⛴️ From Dumaguete: the shortest crossing (~1 hour, multiple daily) — covered in the getting-to guide.
• ⛴️ From Iloilo, Bacolod, Manila or Clark: connection routes in our transport guides — Iloilo → Siquijor · Bacolod → Siquijor · Manila via Cebu · Clark → Siquijor.

Once you're on the island, the interactive map at the top shows how the ports connect to San Juan and the rest of the loop.

Practical Layers — Fuel, Cash, Signal & Safety

We keep this light on purpose. A correct general rule is more useful than an unverified pin — especially for safety.

From Map to Plan — Choose Your Days

The map answers where. These guides and services answer how to spend the time once you can see how it all connects.

Some links are affiliate links — SiquiRide may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This never changes which spots we mark as verified.

Going further: full DIY Siquijor travel guide · all tourist spots & entrance fees · waterfalls · hidden gems · things to do · best time to visit · digital travel guides

How This Map Was Made

SiquiRide operates scooter rentals and does on-island travel work in Siquijor. This map is built from that local knowledge rather than copied from another site.

• Base geography comes from OpenStreetMap (in the designed versions from licensed mapping sources). SiquiRide adds the travel annotations — what's worth stopping for, how to ride between spots and what the roads are actually like.
• Verified locations (🟢) are confirmed from on-island SiquiRide verification or reliable public sources. Approximate markers (🟡) appear on the map but their final approach, hours or current access still need confirmation — follow local signs.
• SiquiRide picks (✍️) are editorial recommendations, not official landmarks. Community tips (👥) are traveler-sourced and labeled as such.
• Fees, schedules, road conditions and access change — with the seasons, after rain and as local rules update. Treat every figure as approximate and confirm locally.

Siquijor Map — Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free Siquijor tourist map?

Yes. The interactive map on this page is free to use and you can print it or save it as a PDF with the button at the top. There is no paywall on basic orientation. The paid DIY travel guide adds step-by-step directions, offline setup and local route planning for no-signal roads but the map itself stays free.

Can I download the Siquijor map as a PDF?

Use the "Print / Save as PDF" button at the top of this page and choose "Save as PDF" in your browser's print dialog. It's formatted for A4/Letter. For turn-by-turn offline navigation with GPS tracks and fuel stations, see the offline map & navigation guide.

What are the main areas of Siquijor?

Six municipalities: Siquijor (capital/port), San Juan (beaches and where most visitors stay), Lazi (waterfalls and heritage), Maria (quiet eastern beaches), Enrique Villanueva (north coast and marine sanctuaries) and Larena (the northern RoRo port). See the at-a-glance table above.

Where are the best tourist spots on the map?

Don't-miss first-timer stops are Cambugahay Falls, Lazi Church & Convent, the Old Balete Tree, Paliton Beach and Salagdoong Beach. The full list with fees is in our tourist spots guide.

Which Siquijor port should I arrive at?

Fast craft from Dumaguete and Cebu arrive at Siquijor Town Port, closest to San Juan (~20–25 min). Overnight RoRo from Cebu arrives at Larena Port in the north (~30–45 min to San Juan). You don't choose the port — your ferry does — so confirm when booking and tell your scooter rental/accommodation which one. Details in the port guide.

Can I explore Siquijor by scooter?

Yes — it's the most practical way. The coastal loop is paved and beginner-friendly; the mountain route through Bandilaan is for confident riders. See scooter rental in Siquijor for rates, requirements and free port delivery and the beginner guidance if it's your first time.

Which route is easiest for first-time riders?

Start with the Sunset Chase along the San Juan coast on your first evening, then the Coastal Loop on a full day. Leave the inland mountain route for later — it's narrower, steeper and can be foggy and slippery.

Is there mobile signal everywhere on Siquijor?

No. Signal is good in town centers but drops on inland and forest roads — including parts of the Bandilaan route. Download your map before riding inland and consider the offline map & navigation guide if you plan to explore the mountain roads.

Do I need an offline map?

For a straightforward coastal loop, the free map on this page plus a downloaded Google/OSM map is usually enough. For the mountain route, hidden beaches and no-signal barangay roads, the custom GPS map with directions and fuel stations in the paid DIY travel guide is worth having.

How long does it take to drive around Siquijor?

A full circuit with stops is a full day — roughly 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM with the major sights. The riding itself is manageable; it's the swimming, eating and photo stops that fill the day. See the Island Loop Guide for a timed sequence.

Can I use this map without internet?

The embedded map needs a data connection. For offline use, print/save this page as a PDF, download an offline map in your mapping app or use the custom GPS map included with the paid DIY travel guide, which is built for no-signal navigation.

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