Meet your guide, a Siargao local who teaches electric skateboarding for a living. Learn how to ride an electric skateboard along Siargao's coastal roads at night, no skating or balance experience required.

The eSk8 isn't like a regular skateboard: no pushing, no tricks, just a small handheld remote for acceleration and braking. Most riders are steady and confident within 10 minutes, including people who've told us they can't even ride a bicycle. Out of over 1,000 riders guided so far, every single one got there.

Groups are capped at 4 riders per guide, so you get actual attention instead of getting shuffled along with a pack. For safety, the route stays on well-lit roads the whole way.

Pick your board's glow before you set off, then ride it lit up under the stars. Your helmet has lights front and back too, so you're easy to spot the whole way. Pass coconut groves and sleepy villages, then cross Sunset Bridge (also called Catangnan Bridge) with nothing but your lights and the dark road ahead.

Your guide films the whole thing and sends you every clip and photo on WhatsApp before you head home.