SURIGAO DEL SUR

Surigao del Sur, located in the Caraga Region of Mindanao, is a province renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality. Its capital, Tandag City, serves as the gateway to this coastal gem, offering a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty.

The province is home to iconic destinations like the Enchanted River, a mesmerizing turquoise waterway in Hinatuan, and the Tinuy-an Falls, often called the "Niagara Falls of the Philippines," with its majestic multi-tiered cascades. Coastal treasures such as Britania Group of Islands feature pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.

Surigao del Sur is vibrant with traditions, particularly during the Sirong Festival in Cantilan and the Araw ng Surigao del Sur, which highlight the province’s rich heritage. Flowers are central to these celebrations, adorning floats, event venues, and costumes. Tropical blooms like orchids, anthuriums, and sampaguitas are also used for weddings, religious rituals, and community events, adding elegance and charm.

Flowers are more than just gifts; they’re a timeless way to express emotions, celebrate milestones, and bring beauty to any moment. Whether it’s a heartfelt anniversary surprise, a vibrant bouquet to liven up a birthday, or a thoughtful arrangement to show sympathy, flowers speak volumes without words.

At FlowerShops Network PH, we believe in the power of blooms to create lasting memories. Our expert local florists craft stunning arrangements tailored to your needs, ensuring freshness and beauty in every petal. Plus, with our same-day delivery service, you can send love and joy instantly, wherever and whenever you need.

Choose FlowerShops Network PH—because every occasion deserves the elegance and charm that only flowers can bring. Order today and make someone's day unforgettable!

Find a florist in key towns in Surigao del Sur

Barobo
Bayabas
Bislig
Cagwait
Cantilan
Carmen
Carrascal
Cortes
Hinatuan
Lanuza
Lianga
Lingig
Madrid
Marihatag
San Agustin
San Miguel
Tagbina
Tago
Tandag