Crossfit Siargao

CrossFit Siargao brings a workout into a setting that feels far from a standard gym: you train beneath palm trees, with Siargao’s clear sky overhead, alongside a mix of local residents, expats and people passing through the island. You can choose a coached CrossFit or Sweat class, or book open-gym time if you prefer to work out on your own.

I like two things in particular: beginners are welcome, and the schedule gives you several ways to fit in a session, from early-morning weightlifting to afternoon classes. The cafe’s smoothie bowls and protein shakes make a handy post-workout stop, too.

One thing to plan around: open-gym access is not available while classes are running, and the schedule differs by day. Check the timetable before setting out, especially if you have a specific workout or time in mind.

What to know before you go

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• A first CrossFit class is an option: No prior experience is required, and classes are open to all fitness levels.
• Pick your kind of workout: The schedule includes CrossFit, Sweat, OLY, Booty Club and powerlifting sessions.
• Open gym has set hours: It runs from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and until noon on weekends, except during classes.
• You’ll find a social mix: Locals, expats and people visiting Siargao share the gym.
• There’s a cafe for recovery: Protein shakes and smoothie bowls are available after training.
• Plan for the price and package: Drop-in classes and open-gym sessions start at US$9.49, while a weekly membership starts at US$31.59.

A palm-shaded break from Siargao’s usual routine

Siargao is often associated with surf sessions and time outdoors. CrossFit Siargao offers a different way to spend part of a day: turn up for a coached workout, make some room in your schedule for exercise, and meet people who live on or are visiting the island.

The setting is part of the appeal. Training outdoors, surrounded by palms and open sky, gives the workout a distinct Siargao feel. It is still a gym session, with effort and equipment involved, but it need not feel like an anonymous stop between other plans.

The social mix can be useful if you are in town for a short stay. You can join a class without needing to know anyone in advance, and the listed class descriptions make it possible to choose a session that suits your interests. The information provided does not name individual coaches, so you should not expect to book a class with a particular instructor.

Choosing CrossFit, Sweat or a specialty class

CrossFit is the main draw, but the timetable offers more than one format. CrossFit classes run on most days, with morning and afternoon options on weekdays. A class may suit you if you want coached training and the energy of exercising with a group.

The Sweat class is another regular choice, scheduled at 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on weekdays. It is presented as an accessible class for different fitness levels, so it can be a reasonable pick if you are curious about training but do not want to assume that you already know CrossFit.

Specialty sessions add variety. OLY appears on Monday and Thursday mornings at 7:15 a.m.; Booty Club is listed at 11:14 a.m. on Wednesday and Friday; and Saturday’s 7:15 a.m. session is powerlifting. These are specific training styles, so check the class name and time before booking rather than treating every session as interchangeable.

If you have never tried CrossFit, the beginner-friendly policy is reassuring. A January 2024 participant described a first class as welcoming and encouraging, and another noted that the workout was adjusted for different skill levels and group sizes. That is useful context, but it is still sensible to tell the coach that you are new when you arrive.

How the schedule fits around your day

Weekdays offer the broadest choice. Monday through Friday, the gym opens at 7:00 a.m. and closes at 7:00 p.m. CrossFit and Sweat usually have a morning and afternoon option, though the exact schedule varies by day. Monday and Thursday add early OLY sessions, while Wednesday and Friday include Booty Club.

Saturday has a morning lineup: powerlifting at 7:15 a.m., CrossFit at 8:30 a.m. and Sweat at 10:00 a.m. On Sunday, the schedule lists open gym from 7:00 a.m. until noon. The general open-gym hours are also 7:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday and Sunday.

That distinction matters. Open gym is not available during CrossFit classes, so being inside the published opening hours does not guarantee you can use the facilities at any time. If you are booking independent gym time, check the full class schedule for your chosen date.

There is no stated class duration in the activity details. Leave yourself enough time to check in, train and cool down, but confirm any timing questions directly with the provider before making tight plans around a class.

What the gym and cafe add

The booking includes free use of the facilities for the selected package. That is particularly useful if you want to train independently rather than join a coached class. The facility is described as having a diverse range of equipment, although a full equipment inventory is not provided.

If you are deciding between a class and open gym, think about what you want from the visit. A class gives you a scheduled session and coaching; open gym gives you time to use the facility on your own, within the permitted hours. Both options are available as drop-ins, so you do not need to commit to a weekly membership just to try the place.

The cafe offers protein shakes and smoothie bowls for after training. That small detail makes the visit easier to fit into a day out: you can cool down and grab something on site instead of having to find a separate stop immediately after your workout. Specific menu items and prices are not listed, so check at the cafe if you have particular dietary needs.

Is the drop-in price good value?

The listed package options start at US$9.49 for a drop-in class and US$9.49 for drop-in open gym. A weekly membership starts at US$31.59. The activity’s headline price is also shown from US$10.45, so the final amount may depend on the booking option or price displayed when you reserve.

For a single visit, the drop-in is a practical way to try the gym without paying for a longer commitment. The class option adds coaching and a scheduled group workout, while open gym is a better fit if you already know how you want to train and prefer to work independently.

The weekly price may make more sense if you plan to return several times during your stay. Compare it with the number of sessions you expect to attend, and remember that class availability and open-gym access follow different schedules. The price alone does not guarantee that you can arrive at any hour and train.

Finding CrossFit Siargao in General Luna

The gym is in General Luna, across from Bravo Resort. To reach it, enter the street between Tour Guide and Casheys, turn right in front of Dream Catch Nipas, then take another left to reach CrossFit Siargao. The directions are specific enough to help, but the activity also advises using the map for assistance.

Set aside a little time to find the entrance if you have not been there before. Arriving early is also a sensible choice for a first class, especially if you want to introduce yourself to the coach and explain your experience level before training begins.

Who will get the most from this session

This is a good fit if you want to keep up a fitness routine while staying in Siargao, try a group workout in a distinctive setting, or meet people through a shared activity. Beginners have a clear route in: the provider says no prior experience is needed, and the classes are open to different levels.

It may be less suitable if you want a very specific class structure, equipment list, named instructor or precise session length before booking. Those details are not provided here. If you rely on a particular training style, check that the right class is running on your date.

You can also choose between a social class and a self-directed visit. If encouragement and coaching matter to you, book CrossFit or Sweat. If you already have a workout plan, open gym may be the simpler choice, as long as you avoid class times.

Should you book CrossFit Siargao?

Book it if you want a practical workout with a local community feel, especially if you are open to trying a class rather than sticking to your usual routine. The strongest reasons to go are the beginner-friendly approach, several class types and the chance to cool down with a smoothie or protein shake afterward.

Choose your session carefully. Check the timetable, confirm that open gym is available if you are not joining a class, and tell the coach if you are new to CrossFit. If your schedule is tight or you need detailed information about class length or equipment, ask before you pay. For most active visitors, a single drop-in is a sensible way to see if the gym suits you before considering the weekly option.

FAQ

Do I need CrossFit experience to join a class?

No. No prior experience is required, and the activity is described as suitable for beginners.

What kinds of classes are available?

The schedule includes CrossFit, Sweat, OLY, Booty Club and powerlifting. The days and times vary.

What are the weekday opening hours?

The gym is open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Open-gym access is not available during CrossFit classes.

What are the weekend opening hours?

The gym is open from 7:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday and Sunday. Sunday’s schedule lists open gym from 7:00 a.m. to noon.

How much does a visit cost?

Drop-in classes and drop-in open gym are listed from US$9.49. A weekly membership starts at US$31.59. The headline starting price is also shown as US$10.45, so check the amount displayed for your chosen option.

Is use of the facilities included?

Yes. Free use of the facilities is included for the booked activity.

Where is CrossFit Siargao?

It is in General Luna, across from Bravo Resort. Enter the street between Tour Guide and Casheys, turn right in front of Dream Catch Nipas, then take a left.

Can I change my booking?

Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, subject to the booking’s terms. Some bookings, including those made with certain passes or promotions, cannot be changed.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, if a time is stated.