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Siquijor - Climate and People

Climate
The climate in Siquijor is very tropical. It is dry from January to May and wet the rest of the year. The Southern most part of the province is dry from November to April and wet the rest of the year. Annual rainfall is 1000 to 1305.3 millimeters (39.4 inches to 51.4 inches) with November having the heaviest rainfall and April having the least. Siquijor has a mean temperature of 27.8 Celsius (80.6 F) and humidity of 78%.

People
Siquijodnons are peace-loving, friendly, hospitable and generous people making Siquijor one of the most peaceful and crime-free islands in the Philippines. Siquijodnons are both very religious and traditionally superstitious - the island was one of the first in the Philippines to be converted to Catholcism while, at the same time, has retained a great faith in its traditional healers and local magic and mysticism.