Sulingan Beach

Sulingan Beach is a surf spot located in Visayas, Philippines, on Calicoan Island near Guiuan in Eastern Samar. The spot is known for its coral reef bottom and is best surfed during medium and high tides. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. Wave length ranges from 150 to 300 meters, with some days offering shorter rides around 50 meters and on good days up to 300 meters. The area is generally empty, so you can expect fewer crowds, but always respect the locals and check the surf etiquette if the spot gets busy. Hazards at Sulingan Beach include rocks, coral, and sea urchins, so wearing booties is recommended, especially at low tide when the reef is more exposed. There are rips and undertow present, so be aware of the currents. The spot is suitable for all levels, but always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. The ideal swell direction is from the northeast, and the best wind comes from the southwest. The surf here is consistent, but summer months can be mostly flat. To get to Sulingan Beach, you can fly to Tacloban from Manila or Cebu, then take a van or bus to Guiuan, or take a fast ferry to Ormoc or a plane to Tacloban from Cebu. Access to the beach requires a short walk from the nearest parking area. Nearby surf spots include Llorente and Boulevard. For the latest surf forecast, surf report, map, and webcam updates, check reliable surf websites before heading out. Always check the difficulty of the spot and current conditions to make sure they match your surfing level.