About Pacifico Beach
Pacifico Beach is a long stretch of white and light golden sand in Barangay Pacifico, municipality of San Isidro on the northeastern coast of Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte, Philippines. Facing the Philippine Sea, it is known as a quieter alternative to General Luna's surf spots, offering consistent waves for surfing, wide shoreline for walking, and views of palm-lined coast and offshore reefs. The beach retains a laid-back fishing village character with small resorts nearby.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, open sandy beach facing the Philippine Sea with palm trees, scattered fishing boats, and a relaxed village setting. The shoreline is long and relatively undeveloped compared to General Luna, with small resorts, homestays and surf rental shops set back from the sand. The sea offers consistent surf breaks suitable for surfing, while calmer sections allow for wading and swimming in favorable conditions. The area is quiet, with natural coastal scenery and views of reefs and open ocean.
Key highlights
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Long sandy shoreline facing the Philippine Sea on Siargao's northeast coast
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Consistent surf breaks popular with surfers seeking less crowded waves
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Quiet fishing village atmosphere in Barangay Pacifico
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Palm-lined coast with views of offshore reefs
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Alternative to busy General Luna beaches with more secluded setting