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Golden-hour wave at Cloud 9 on Siargao Island, with the wooden boardwalk and viewing tower, surfers in the lineup and villas among the palmsBuying & Ownership

Siargao Real Estate: The 2026 Guide to Buying Surf Property in Siargao and the Philippines as a Foreigner

Foreigners can't own land in the Philippines, but they can lease it, own a condo unit or hold a minority stake in a Filipino-majority company. Here is how each route works on Siargao in 2026, how to tell a real title from a tax declaration, what the protected-area and shoreline rules mean, and what land costs from Cloud 9 to Pacifico.

October 12, 2026Read More
Offshore waves peeling left along the Uluwatu reef below the Bukit cliffs in Bali, where foreigners buy surf property through leasehold or Hak PakaiBuying & OwnershipIndonesia

Buying Surf Property in Indonesia as a Foreigner: The 2026 Guide to Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and the Mentawais

Foreigners can't own freehold land in Indonesia, but they can legally hold surf property through Hak Pakai, a registered lease or a foreign-owned company. Here is how each route works in 2026, what the Bali crackdown on nominees and illegal villas means for buyers, and which coasts work in which season.

September 30, 2026Read More

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