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• Siquijor Butterfly Sanctuary
  "Working in process project"
  "I had a visit at the butterfly garden which is run but a lovely guy and his family. Unfortunately I wasn't in the position to donate some money but I hope that more people will visit and have some cash with them to support this project which is still a working in progress."
• Paliton Beach
  "Paliton Beach"
  "Like the other reviewers, we fell in love with Paliton Beach. You pay a small amount for snorkelling. Ordinary bathing is free. I think you can buy cold drinks but take my advice and bring your own. There's a beautiful cove before you get to P Beach itself. The walk from the main road is a j..."oy, by the way. We go to Siquijor every year and Paliton was one of our MUST DO IT places. Finally, this year, we did! Shameful, really, when I think how close to it we stay. Don't be put off by the private property sign just before you get to the beach. The owners have no objection to people walking through. They just don't want motorbikes etc. Of course, you can get to it by kayak from Solangon Beach, but walking there is no problem. The walk from the main road is beautiful. To the Finnish reviewer who held cynically with the view that the marine reserve thing is a pull for tourists, I say that you are mistaken. Overfishing is a serious problem in Siquijor and the ... " More >
• Old Enchanted Balete Tree
  "That old Balete tree."
  "They say that you should ask permission, respectfully, before circling the old Balete tree. I have no problem with this. Daft though it sounds, I go along with such local beliefs. My favourite tree as a child was a dwarf oak in our local woods that was known by all of us local children as t..."he Octopus because of its low, spreading boughs. I first met this friend 53 years ago. I've gone back to it often as an adult and it hasn't changed much. If it has a spirit, it's a benevolent one, and I'm sure the same is true of our lovely Balete tree in Siquijor. Siquijor's traditions aren't so far from ours. By the way, the lack of 'facilities' is a good thing. Honestly. You won't need them for the short time you'll be there. God forbid any 'improvements' to the site. " More >