Aside from the island’s great waves, Siargao also boasts of other equally interesting attractions that are worth visiting and these include Magpupungko Beach and Tidal Pools in the town of Pilar.

Only an hour and a half from General Luna, Magpupungko Beach is a small stretch of cream colored sand beach with a great view of sunrise. But it is no usual beach because on its northern end are amazing rock formations and tidal pools that are created by nature itself.

During low tide, the enclosed underwater crevices on the shore create natural sea water pools that seem like infinity pools. The wide underwater boulder serves as wall that separates the placid green pools to the crashing waves of the Pacific. The spot is decorated by rock formations, the largest is the iconic Magpupungko Rock that is sitting on top a flat rock! Everything on that place is simply extraordinary!  Read More:   https://www.lakwatsero.com/spots/siargao-magpupungko-beach-and-tidal-pools/#sthash.nzyw5maN.dpbs

A mountain lake the size of a football stadium, Lake Mahucdam is nestled in a thick forested area rich in biodiversity. The presence of tarsier and tarictic hornbill makes the place ecologically significant.  Read More: https://explora.ph/attraction/1185/lake-mahucdam

 
As of 2019, there are no standard tours offered to Mam-On Island compared to the regular, daily trips to other islands nearby to Siargao. However, many of the tour operators use Mam-On as an alternative to the other, busier islands. The best way to get out to Mam-On and La Januza would be to chat with the tour operator and convince them to switch up the itinerary to include Mam-On and La Januza instead of Daku and Guyam. For less than $25 USD, you can book your island hopping tour. It is possible to book a private boat tour but this will be much more expensive. There are no public transportation options. Read More: https://www.journeyera.com/mam-on-island-la-januza-island-siargao/