Sulingan Beach is located on Calicoan Island, just over the bridge from Guiuan in Samar Province. This area used to house the biggest US Military base in the Philippines and is a little over 111 km away from Borongan, taking about 2 hours to drive there. The beach stretches out with a long, narrow channel that serves up a left and a right break on either side. It offers a decent spot for surfers looking for a variety of waves, but conditions can vary, so check the forecasts before heading out.

This beach is known for handling swell sizes starting at around 1 ft (0.3 m) and can produce wave faces up to 8 ft (2.4 m) before the waves close out. The best swell direction is from the Northeast, while the waves break over live coral. The left and right breaks can pack a punch, but they're more suitable for intermediate surfers. Paddling out is generally easy, but watch out for some shallow areas, especially at low tide where you'll have to navigate over coral, so it’s good to wear booties. Mid to high tides are preferable for the best surfing experience.

Sulingan Beach can be a good spot, especially with the right swell and wind direction. For the best conditions, aim for winds coming from the Southwest. The central part of the beach, often called ABC, is a favorite for beginners who want a less powerful wave to practice on. Remember that the coral reef here isn’t as crevice-filled as some other spots, but keep an eye out for sea urchins while you're in the water.