Artist's impression of the common area: a sofa and a long table under the thatched roof, a guest working on a laptop, the garden beyond

Artist's impression

Coliving in Siargao Living here is the product.

Tuloy is ten private rooms with a common area where you can lounge, in General Luna. Your room is fully yours: real bed, real desk, your own bathroom. Everything else is shared on your terms: slow mornings in the common area, long-table dinners, people who are also here for a while. Not a hotel, not a hostel, not a surf camp.

One base · every kind of stay

Who finds their base here.

Surf or don’t. Work or switch off. Come as two or arrive solo and leave with a crew.

Two friends carrying surfboards on a Siargao beach at golden hour

Surfers

Dawn patrol, board storage at the door, the break a ride away.

A digital nomad working on a laptop on a tropical terrace in Siargao

Remote workers

Starlink-fast wifi, a real desk, a workday that ends at the beach.

A couple watching the sunset from a wooden terrace in Siargao

Couples

A private ensuite base to settle into, slow mornings, sunset every night.

A group of friends relaxing in a plant-filled communal lounge in Siargao

Friends & solo travelers

Your own room, a shared table. A month here turns into a community.

A real desk and an ergonomic chair inside every room

Never lose a workday

The wifi question, answered before you ask it.

Remote work only works if the connection does. Tuloy runs Starlink as the primary line with an independent backup behind it, so a passing storm never costs you a call. And if your room ever dips, fast internet is about a minute away at the coworking cluster. No vague "fast wifi" claims: two independent lines, so one outage never ends your workday.

  • Starlink as the primary line
  • A PLDT fiber backup line for the days it matters
  • A real desk and ergonomic chair in every room
  • The 1-minute backup: coworking and cafés next door

The long table

Arrive solo, leave with a crew.

Ten rooms is deliberate: big enough for a real table, small enough that you know every face by day three. Dinners happen, surf mornings happen, quiet days happen. You choose which ones are yours.

Straight answers

Straight answers.

What does coliving at Tuloy actually mean?

Ten private rooms with a common area where you can lounge. Your room is fully yours; the common area, the mornings and the people are shared. Not a hostel, not a hotel, not a surf camp.

Do I need to surf to stay?

No. Plenty of guests are here to work, reset and belong. The surf is a bonus, never a requirement.

How long do people stay?

A month is the product; many stay longer once they settle in. The rate drops at 2 months and again at 4.

How good is the wifi, really?

Starlink is the primary line with a PLDT fiber backup behind it, and fast internet is about a minute away at the coworking cluster if you ever want a change of scene. Two independent lines means one outage never ends your workday.

Is there a kitchen?

Yes, a shared one in the common area: a fridge, a water boiler, a gas cooker, a water dispenser, and cups, plates and cutlery. Each room has its own small sink.

Is it social or quiet?

Both, on your terms. The community happens in the common area and around the long table; your ensuite room is where it stops. Tahimik (“calm”) is named as a promise.