JJ's Backpackers Village

Solo women point to the clean beachfront setting and hospitable owners as the real draw here. The on-site restaurant means no need to head out alone at night. No hot water and early-morning roosters from next door are the two consistent caveats.

• One reviewer called it a real gem of Siquijor, noting the beach was the best maintained she had seen in the Philippines and they were almost alone there.
• The nightlife draws large crowds on Fridays and Saturdays, with people arriving around 11 PM and the party continuing until 2 or 3 AM.
• One woman noted the setup is unusual: you party on sand directly by the beach, with two separate bars and a covered seating area where shoes must be removed.
• One reviewer flagged that at low tide the beach shows mostly sea grass, so the swimming experience depends heavily on timing.
• There are two bars on site: one for quick drinks like beer, and a main bar for cocktails and food, plus tented and indoor seating near the beach.
• Accommodation is simple with no hot water but is described as clean and pleasant.
• Fridays are the busiest nights, drawing mostly locals, and the space can get very hot and crowded.
• There is a 20-peso entrance fee, and service slows considerably on busy weekend nights.
• Roosters from a neighboring property reliably wake guests early in the morning.

A read of 391 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.