Siquijor Freediving

island tour!

yep, we're not always training hard or running courses. we use our beautiful, unsinkable 20ft aluminium boat to explore Siquijor Island..and beyond ;)

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📍Siquijor Island, Philippines

preparing the office in the morning....

📍 Siquijor Freediving's morning office routine

a different perspective...

we often forget how beautiful our island is, how abundant it's waters are...

just need a different view form time to time

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📍 Siquijor Island, Philippines

out of a movie....

underwater scenes of our beautiful island. Siquijor Island is unique for it's underwater landscapes. We train hard at our school in the sport of freediving because we believe exploring the underwater world on one breath is the best way to connect mind, body and ocean.

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📍Siquijor Island, Philippines

sorry, we can't answer the phone right now....

we've gone freediving...

📸 Photoshoot by Siquijor Freediving
📍Paliton Wall, Siquijor Island

Need to escape?

Find hidden caves, tunnels and waterholes on Siquijor Island. A limestone coral island, Siquijor has been carved away by water and wind, to create stunning hidden passages where rock meets ocean.

Come find out for yourself.

📍 Siquijor Island, Philippines

We are so excited for the upcoming 2026/2027 season!

Siquijor Island is such a stunning place for freediving, spearfishing, fun diving, boat exploration and tours!

This is our waterfront location, right in the center of San Juan, but quiet and far away so you can relax and meditate.

Join us :)

📍Siquijor Freediving, Siquijor Island

Some buddy/safety pool techniques you learn in a Wave 1 Freedive Course?

1. Learn the setup, entering and exiting into the STATIC breath-hold.
2. Understand how to position your diver.
3. Non-verbal communication.
4. Guide them through the body scan and visualization.
5. Help them as they enter the "effort" and "struggle" phases of the breath-hold.
6. Guide your diver through the recovery breaths!

The monofin!

No, not mermaiding...that's not really a sport (no offence).

CWT (Constant Weight) with a monofin is a depth discipline that stems from fin swimming. It became popular on breath hold and the first way a human being propelled themselves beyond 100 meters deep on one breath!