From a small idea on Siargao's shores to one of General Luna's most beloved eco hostels — this is the Hiraya story.
Hiraya Surf Hostel opened its doors in General Luna, Catangnan — one of Siargao's most authentic surf neighbourhoods — with a single clear vision: create a space where meeting new people and doing cool things isn't just a tagline, but the daily reality.
The founders understood that Siargao's magic lay not just in its world-class waves, but in the effortless sense of connection that the island seemed to conjure between strangers. Hiraya was designed to nurture that magic — a community hub rather than just a place to sleep.
Today, celebrating seven years on the island, Hiraya remains proudly solar-powered, community-first, and committed to protecting the natural beauty that makes Siargao so extraordinary. #notapartyhostel has never been more true.
Book Your StayRunning on 100% solar energy, we believe the way we power our hostel reflects our respect for Siargao's fragile island ecosystem. Every kilowatt is a commitment.
Hiraya is not just a place to sleep. It is a living community of surfers, yogis, backpackers, and dreamers. Every guest adds to the story. Every connection matters.
We are not a surf resort — we are surfers who built a hostel. Surf class, board culture, ocean respect. We share the stoke with anyone willing to paddle out.
Solar power, minimal waste, and responsible practices protect the island we love.
No pretense, no performance. Real Siargao life, real people, real connections.
Every surfer, every skill level, every nationality — welcome at the lineup and at the table.
Daily yoga, surf class, and a cafe that closes at 3pm. We build a rhythm that heals.
We are caretakers of Siargao's natural beauty — for today's guests and tomorrow's waves.
The first guests arrive in Catangnan, General Luna. A small solar-powered hostel with a big idea — community first, surf always.
Daily surf classes added to the programme, welcoming beginners and improvers to Siargao's legendary breaks.
During one of the hardest years for the island, Hiraya turned its kitchens and community toward helping Siargaonons in need.
After Typhoon Odette, Hiraya helped feed and support local families — embodying the community spirit at its core.
Daily yoga sessions and weekly island hopping tours added. Instagram community grows to 3,000+ followers. The Hiraya family expands.
Hiraya turns seven with a community dinner, music, and the same unbeatable spirit that started it all. Many more waves ahead.
Siargao is calling. A bed at Hiraya means a spot in the community, a board in the water, and mornings that taste like freedom.