Olang

Olang is situated on the eastern side of Siquijor Island, within the peaceful town of Maria. Siquijor is famously known as the 'Island of Fire' and is shrouded in mystical folklore, and Olang serves as a quiet gateway to its natural wonders. The crown jewel of the area is Salagdoong Beach, legendary for its spirited turquoise waters and the thrill of cliff diving into the sea. This public beach resort is for anyone on the island. For a more secluded experience, Ocean View and Bacong Beach provide serene spots away from the main tourist paths. The environment in Olang is lush and tropical, offering a refreshing escape from the urban heat. Travelers reach Siquijor via ferry from nearby Dumaguete or Bohol, then take a scenic drive through the island's coastal road. While in Olang, visitors can also explore the historic Our Lady of Divine Providence Church in Maria. The island’s slow pace of life is infectious, and the local cuisine, featuring fresh seafood and native delicacies, adds to the charm. Olang is the great destination for travelers seeking a mix of adrenaline at the cliffs and spiritual tranquility in the island's lush interior.

Nearby cities

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Minalulan

A hidden gem on Siquijor Island, famous for its pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Sandugan

Sandugan is a coastal paradise in northern Siquijor, known for its prime diving spots and laid-back beach resorts.

Cangmunag

Cangmunag is a tropical paradise on Siquijor Island, famous for its world-class diving spots and luxury resorts.

Tubod

A picturesque coastal village on Siquijor Island, famous for its world-class marine sanctuary and crystal-clear waters for snorkeling.

Maite

A picturesque coastal village in Siquijor, renowned for its spectacular sunsets and vibrant coral gardens.

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Solangon

An idyllic coastal village on Siquijor, known for its white sand beaches and the most beautiful sunsets on the island.

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Paliton

The 'Little Boracay' of Siquijor, famous for its white sand beaches and magical sunsets.

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Tambisan

An important port town on Siquijor Island, known for its crystal-clear waters and excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Siquijor

Known as the mystical island of healers, Siquijor offers white sand beaches and stunning turquoise waterfalls.

Panglao

Panglao is famous for its stunning white sand beaches like Alona Beach and world-class diving spots.

Lower Becerril

A scenic coastal area in Boljoon, known for its stunning cliffs, azure waters, and peaceful atmosphere.

Tagbilaran

The vibrant capital of Bohol and the island's primary gateway, known for its history, markets, and proximity to the Chocolate Hills.

Tan-awan

A world-famous coastal village in Cebu, renowned for whale shark encounters and crystal-clear waters.

Oslob

Oslob is world-renowned for whale shark watching and the beautiful Tumalog Falls.

Loon

A historical gem in Bohol, renowned for its baroque church and stunning coral gardens.

More places

Blood Compact Shrine

A monument in Bohol that commemorates the blood compact between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel López de Legazpi.

Hinagdanan Cave

A cave on Panglao Island in Bohol that features an underground lagoon.

Rizal Shrine in Dapitan

A historical site where José Rizal lived in exile from 1892 to 1896.

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary

A sanctuary in Corella, Bohol, dedicated to the protection of the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates.

Apo Island

A volcanic island known for its marine sanctuary, one of the best diving and snorkeling destinations in the country.

Chocolate Hills

A geological formation in the Bohol province, composed of at least 1,268 conical hills.