There's no Grab, no metered taxi, and no bus network on Siargao. Most people get around by renting a motorbike or hopping on tricycles.
Renting a motorbike
A scooter costs about ₱350 to ₱500 a day and reaches everywhere, from Cloud 9 to the quiet north. Most are automatic. Wear a helmet, carry your licence, and take it slow on rough or wet roads.
Tricycles
Tricycles are everywhere and cheap, around ₱50 to ₱150 for short hops in town. For a day trip, agree a round-trip price with the driver before you set off.
Our getting around Siargao guide covers ride times to the main spots and a few safety notes worth reading first.