In the Surf Shop you will find board shorts, rash guards, fcs fins, surf boards (when we can get them in), bodyboards, wax, leashes, repair materials, sun block, zinc oxide, chap stick, sun glasses, reef shoes, swim fins, snorkels, and snorkel sets. Aloe Vera, surf jewelry, mosquito spray (Cutters jungle juice with deet for real protection as well as Off) is almost always in stock. As well as alcohol, peroxide, and other antiseptics, for when you forget to apply the repellents and scratch your bites to the bone......... or the reef bites you.

In Men's Wear we carry all the standard duds, name brand and not, like cargo shorts, and a nice shirt to go with them for "dress wear", T-shirts, flip flops, and whatever for semi-casual, and I guess anything from a loin cloth to just board shorts constitutes casual. OH.... check out the malongs... kinda like a skirt , but lets your "equipment" breathe, and doubles as a towel and sleeping bag.

From Bamboo To Pearls is our wholesale jewelry materials section, where we sell everything from bamboo beads/spacers, forrest seeds, shells of all kind, to glass, crystal, and stone beads, to pearls. Plus cordage, clasps, hooks, ear ring loops, etc.

Womens Wear... Now you ladies don't have to feel left out. Whether you need something nice for a night on the town, casual wear to hang out in, or serious surf gear to take care of business, we have you covered. From head to foot with hats to sandles, and all the accessories in between. Not to mention Island Jewelry of shells, carved bone tribal, Pearls, and beads of all kinds. Some locally made, others from the T'boli tribe of southern Mindanao, and still more from all over SE Asia.

Island Crafts is our upper end souvenir collection, with hand crafted vases, tribal musical instruments, various small carvings, beadwork of the T'boli's, basketry, woven materials, and the unusual collection of things we come upon as we travel about.

So check us out and drop in if you find yourself on Siargao Island for a session at Cloud 9, Daku, Pacifico or the dozens of other beautiful breaks we have, spanning our entire Pacific exposure.