Scooter rentals, laundry, spas, coworking, clinics, ATMs — the practical stuff, sorted.
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Siargao's biggest dedicated coworking space, in Barangay Libertad about 10 minutes north of the General Luna strip. The solar-assisted, air-conditioned space has around 25 ergonomic desks, four private call booths, focus rooms, an outdoor work area, a cafe with specialty coffee and a swimming pool, all running on Starlink internet with backup power for the island's frequent brownouts.
Siargao's first dedicated coworking space, on Tourism Road near Cloud 9. It runs dual internet (fibre plus Starlink) with generator backup, and passes include free coffee, kombucha and snacks, with an on-site shower for post-surf work sessions. Effectively round-the-clock access makes it popular with nomads working US or European hours.
Siargao is still overwhelmingly a cash island: most restaurants, homestays, surf instructors, tricycle drivers and tour operators do not take cards. Working ATMs are concentrated in General Luna (BDO machines at the bank branch plus one near Little Nap Inn, and a scattering of Euronet machines) and in Dapa town, and they regularly run out of cash on weekends and holidays.
The island's first and only official CrossFit affiliate, operating on Tourism Road since 2020 under Level 2 coach and owner Michael Breuker. Daily coached classes cover CrossFit, Cross Circuit and weightlifting, drawing a mix of locals, expats and travellers, with protein shakes and smoothie bowls at the in-house bar. They also run multi-day CrossFit-and-surf retreats.
Scooter and motorbike rental shop on Tourism Road with a fleet ranging from the Honda Beat and Click 125 to the Yamaha Fazzio, manual TMX 125 and XR 150. No passport deposit is required, bikes are serviced roughly every 10 days, and every rental includes a free phone holder with an optional surfboard rack. They can deliver the bike to your accommodation in and around General Luna.
Tattoo and piercing studio on Tourism Road (Purok 2) known for clean, sterile practice and artists who work across styles from fine line and traditional to realism. Popular with travellers after a Siargao memento piece, it also offers piercing and handles walk-in consultations alongside booked sessions.
Fast, reliable laundry shop in the heart of General Luna with two options: self-service (done in about an hour) or full wash, dry and fold in under four hours - unusually quick for the island, where many services take a day or more. Free pickup and delivery anywhere around General Luna.
Full-service commercial gym in central General Luna with free weights, resistance machines, cardio equipment, a functional training area and a small on-site cafe. Beyond open-gym access it runs structured programs including a tiered strength club, a 12-week HYROX prep program, and personal training with nutrition coaching.
Dedicated airport transfer operator running air-conditioned Toyota Hiace vans between Sayak Airport (IAO) and General Luna, Cloud 9, Malinao and other island destinations, roughly a 45-minute trip. Shared door-to-door seats cost ₱350 per person, with private vans from ₱2,500, and booking is online with no prepayment - you pay cash or GCash on arrival.
The island's main public hospital, located in Dapa about 30-40 minutes by road from General Luna. Following major post-Odette upgrades completed through 2025 it now operates as a Level 2 general hospital with around 100 beds, a clinical and molecular laboratory, a women's center, and basic surgical, medical, pediatric and OB-GYN services.
Air-conditioned pharmacy on Tourism Road (beside Don Macchiatos) serving the General Luna tourist strip, stocking prescription medicines, first-aid supplies and everyday health essentials. One of the most convenient options for travellers who need antihistamines, antibiotics, wound care for reef cuts or motion-sickness tablets without riding to Dapa.
One of General Luna's best-known standalone spas, now in a purpose-built two-storey building on Tourism Road (Arka Hayahay lot). Beyond massage it covers facials, waxing, lash lifts and a nail bar, making it the closest thing to a full-service salon-spa on the island. A one-hour massage runs around ₱700, with 90 minutes for roughly ₱200 more.
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