Top 10 Tourist Spots in Negros Oriental (2023)
Are you looking for an adventure like no other? Well, the DC-Team has traveled Negros Oriental for more than 12 years! Through out those years, the number of tourist spots and attraction increased. However, the main tourist destination from each municipality remained the most popular to both locals and guests. Want to know where they are? Watch the video to see our top 10 list of Tourist Spots in Negros Oriental (2023).
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0:40 Amlan
1:32 Bindoy
2:09 Bais City
3:10 Valencia
4:56 Zamboanguita
6:00 Canlaon City
6:52 Sibulan
7:35 Siaton
8:15 Santa Catalina
9:54 Mabinay
For local travelers, it is quite easy to visit the Top 10 Tourist Spots in Negros Oriental (2023). When you have only a few days' time, you may want to coordinate with the respective municipality and the tourism office in charge.
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Exploring Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental 2022 #dumagetme travel vlog: Where to Eat & Go!| Anna Cruz
We spent a couple of days at Dumaguete City last June 2022 to check out their tourist sites in Negros Oriental! We also did a bit of a side trip at Oslob, Cebu and Siquijor during our nine-day vacation at Central Visayas.
Sharing with everyone our itinerary in Dumaguete City! If you're game to spend a lot of energy to finish all the sites, it's possible to visit all in two days. It would also be best to arrange your transpo prior to going to Dumaguete as the tourist spots are not easily accessible via commute.
Our Dumaguete City itinerary --
00:00.- Introduction
00:16 - Day 1 Going to Dumaguete, about DGTE!
00:59 - Jo's Inato
01:23 - Forest Camp
02:15 - Casaroro Falls
03:14 - Esturya
03:46 - Day 2!
04:00 - Manjuyod Sandbar
05:09 - Sulfur Vents
05:23 - Pulangbato Falls
05:44 - Rizal Boulevard and Lantaw Native Restaurant
06:19 - Sans Rival Bistro
06:57 - Day 3
07:14 - Adamo
07:50 - Day 4 at Oslob, Cebu!
08:07 - Lab-as and Hayahay
08:48 - Day 5 at Apo Island!
09:29 - Casablanca
09:51 - #dumagetme signage
10:00 - Siquijor side trip
10:15 - Last night in DGTE! Dinner at Unkwn Kitchen
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Make it a goal this year to discover and explore the Visayas region of the Philippines! The Visayas has so much more to offer to those looking for tourist attractions to spend a vacation on, whether an under-the-radar spot or a tourist favorite.
With its world-class beaches, cultural heritage sites, colorful festivals, adventure tourism options, and delicious cuisine, the Visayas has something for everyone. Whether you're seeking relaxation or aiming for an exhilarating adventure, you'll find it here. The Visayas region is also a great destination for those looking to explore off the beaten path, with many hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
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1 Seco island
Have you ever experienced kitesurfing? In Antique, Seco Island is known to be the prime spot for kiteboarding. It’s a small, pristine island situated in Tibiao town, ideal for those who prefer fewer crowds and want to try activities like kite surfing.
2 The Ruins (Negros Occidental)
This heritage site in Negros Occidental is a must-visit not only because of its architectural beauty but also because of its history. The Ruins is what remains of the mansion built by Don Mariano Lacson in honor of his wife, Maria Braga, who passed away when she was about to give birth to their 11tch child. Japanese forces abandoned and then burned it, leaving it destroyed, yet the skeletal frame remained. It’s now a tourist attraction that people can visit in Talisay City.
3 Lakawon Island (Negros Occidental)
People who love to visit the islands will love Lakawon Island because of its powdery white sand and turquoise waters, which every beach lover adores. It’s a banana-shaped island where the largest floating bar in Asia, the TawHai, is found. Come here to enjoy island life with activities like kayaking, snorkeling, and banana boating!
4 Danjugan Island (Negros Occidental)
Danjugan Island is not your ordinary island; it’s a marine and wildlife sanctuary that houses lagoons, white sand beaches, caves, forests, and majestic coral reefs that adventurers will love. There are so many ecotourism activities to do here, so if you’re the type of traveler who likes to be close to nature, Danjugan Island should be on your list.
5 Kalanggaman Island (Leyte)
Kalanggaman Island is located in Palompon, Leyte. It’s a paradise-like island known for its stunning white sands and crystal-clear waters, a picture-perfect visual of a beach paradise. This unspoiled, beautiful island is perfect if you like serene and idyllic attractions offering the best sunrise-to-sunset views.
6 Biri Island (Northern Samar)
Did you know we have our very own rock formations in Northern Samar? On Biri Island, you’ll spot beautifully sculpted geological rock formations that were the product of natural forces over time. Geologists say the formations have been around since the Early Miocene Period, ranging from 5 to 23 million years old.
7 Cambugahay Falls (Siquijor)
Have you ever been to a waterfall that looks so immaculate when you see it in person? If not, travel to Siquijor and visit Cambugahay Falls, a three-tier waterfall that cascades into bright blue waters. It’s so picturesque that it feels like paradise up close!
8 Manjuyod Sandbar (Negros Oriental)
Manjuyod Sandbar in Dumaguete is best known as the “Maldives of the Philippines.” It’s a strip of white sand, about a 15-minute boat ride away from Bais City coast. Come here early at 6 am to maximize your time before high tide and get to do fun activities such as dolphin watching nearby.
9 Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
You shouldn’t miss this incredible island when you visit Dumaguete. Apo Island is a volcanic island that offers a variety of marine activities that every beach lover will immensely enjoy. From diving, turtle-watching, and snorkeling, you’ll be mesmerized by its colorful marine life when you go exploring deep underwater.
10 Islas de Gigantes (Iloilo)
Experience Iloilo island life when you go to Islas de Gigantes! There are lots of things to do here that will make your visit worthwhile. You can do island-hopping, leisurely stroll along the sandy shores, explore caves, eat fresh seafood dishes, swim, and more!
11 Guimaras Island (Guimaras)
Guimaras Island is best known for its mangoes, but did you know that there are various tourist attractions you can visit here? Don’t forget to try the famous mango pizza, visit the Trappist Monastery, go island-hopping on its several beaches, or explore the Baras cave.
12 White Beach Boracay (Aklan)
Last but not least, Boracay! As one of the Philippines’ prime tourist destinations, you can’t complete your Visayas journey without ever seeing Boracay’s famous white sand beaches. See its glorious sunset, experience the island nightlife, do tons of water activities, and enjoy delicious restaurants when you visit Boracay soon.
13 Kansalakan Enchanted River (Negros Oriental)
Kansalakan Enchanted River is one of the many beautiful places in Visayas and it sits deep within the forests of Negros Oriental. People describe Kansalakan as enchanted because of its consistent deep greenish color, something that is rare to find.
People visit the Kansalakan Enchanted River for its incredible beauty and serene atmosphere. The main thing to do here is to bathe in its fresh and clean water. The river is decorated with small streams and circular rock formations that serve as small natural pools. The most prominent natural water hole is fondly called “ The Eye” by locals.
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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING MANJUYOD SANDBAR:
- Manjuyod Sandbar is about 1 hour 15 minutes from Dumaguete Airport
- CHECK tide schedule before arriving. This is very important. You can only visit during low tide.
- Hire a boat for 3,500 pesos or around $65, so if you’re on a budget go in a group.
- Like many boat trips in the Philippines, you can show up to the wharf and wait for others to groups to arrive to share a cost.
- You can also go on a tour.
- It is best to visit the Bais Tourism Office before hand to book a tour.
- If you go solo or with a group, bring your own food and drinks, there are no restaurants or public bathrooms
- You can rent the cottages for the night for 6,000 Pesos or less than $120 USD.
- It has become relatively internet famous lately because people started calling it the Maldives of The Philippines, however this is not a five-star resort.
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Sights of BAIS CITY| Dewey Island | Negros Oriental
Three years ago we were already once in Bais City. Our daughter Jenny had invited us before we left for home in Cagayan de Oro City for a trip to the dolphins and the famous Manjuyod White Sandbar. At that time, we had set sail from the jetty of Dewey Island in a big outrigger boat.
The other reason at that time was to rent the space for another MIRACLE WASH LAUNDROMAT in Door 3, Ark Plaza 2, Juan Luna St., Bais City, Negros Oriental, Philippines - 0917 319 7494
The competent and friendly staff is waiting for your laundry here in Bais City and in three other locations in Negros Oriental.
This time we took a closer look at Dewey Island and visited the Coast Guard, went up the mountain to the lookout point, and finally paid another visit to the pier.
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Day 3 - April 24, 2023
02:30AM - Wake up and prep
04:00AM - Breakfast at McDo near Ceres Bus Terminal
05:00AM - Bus ride going to Bais (San Carlos Bus Signage)
**P106 each bus fare to Bais City
06:30AM - Dolphin Watching + Manjuyod Sandbar
**Manjuyod Boat Rental for 2 - Php 2,800
11:00AM - Back at Bais Port
11:30AM - Van ride going back to DGT City
**Php 80 each
01:00PM - Back at accommodation; rest
04:00PM - Painitan snack at DGT City Public Market(Martinez Painitan Stall 5)
04:30PM - Chill at Rizal Boulevard; Visit #Dumagetme signage
07:30PM - Dinner at Jo’s Chicken Inato
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Day 4 - April 25, 2023
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BAIS CITY DOWNTOWN WALKING TOUR | Metro Dumaguete Negros Oriental | Explore DUMAGUETE
This video is a Walking Tour Vlog in Downtowm Area of Bais City, Negros Oriental.
Bais, officially the City of Bais is a 3rd class component city in the province of Negros Oriental, Philippines. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 84,317 people.
Etymology
In the early days of Spanish exploration, some Spaniards came upon a swampy land and docked their boats at the vicinity of the two small islets that guarded the village. While exploring the place, they saw natives fishing along the coast. The Spaniards approached the natives and asked for the name of the place. The natives could not understand Spanish, and believing that the Spaniards were asking for the name of their catch, the natives answered saying Ba-is; from that day on, this swampy valley of the Old Panlabangan and Talamban Hills became known as Bais.
Geography
Located 45 kilometres (28 mi) from the provincial capital Dumaguete, it has a land area of 31,964 hectares (78,980 acres). There are two bays in the area, hence the name Bais. The shore line is mostly mangroves, which are in danger of destruction due to the increasing population. The richness of marine life in the bays is because of these mangroves.
Bais’s name is derived from the Visayan word ba-is for brackish-water eel – a fish species native to the city and one which has become the city's delicacy. A former barrio and later a municipality, Bais, officially became a city on September 9, 1968 (R.A. No. 5444).
The territorial jurisdiction of Bais includes two islets (Olympia and Dewey) and the Bais Bay. The Bais Bay area holds a diversity of animal life and is a rich breeding and fishing ground for demersal and other fish species, and also invertebrates. South Bais Bay is also famous for dolphin watching.
The Pelarta River runs beside the city center. There is, however, a dispute that the name Bais was taken after the eels locally called bais that used to thrive in this river. The river has been the source of irrigation water for the nearby sugar farms. This has been vital in the success of sugar plantations in this area. This river also has a big influence on the city's geography, as it deposits sediments in the former mangrove areas during the (formerly annual) flood season. These former mangrove swamps have now dried out and become populated with residents. In the late 1970s, under the Genaro Goñi administration, a river control system stretching from the city center toward the low-lying areas was established in order to lessen flooding during the rainy season.
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9. Bulog Dos Island - Coron, Palawan, Philippines
8. Snake Island - El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
7. Buntod Sandbar - Masbate City, Masbate, Philippines
6. Manjuyod Sandbar - Bais, Negros Oriental, Philippines
5. White Island - Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines
4. Mansalangan Sandbar - Balabac, Palawan, Philippines
3. Seco Island - Tibiao, Antique, Philippines
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The Manjuyod Sand Bar is considered one of the main attractions of the province of Negros Oriental. ????????????☀
The white sand bar of Manjuyod is a strip of pristine white sand located at about 15 minutes boat ride from the coast of Bias City, in the Negros Oriental Province of the Philippines. The surface of this island emerges only during low tide and there are native wooden houses built on stilts. When the high tide comes, these houses look like they are floating on the water.
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Bais Sandbar, Maldives of the Philippines (MUST WATCH)
Bais or Manjuyod Sandbar is one of the most visited Tourist attraction in the Philippines. Bais Sandbar is commonly called nowadays as Maldives of the Philippines. Sand Bar (White Sand) Beach. It is a beach surrounded by water. That means you will have to ride a pump boat in order to get there.
A narrow seven kilometer strip of white beach sand located in the middle of Bais Bay.
The area is visible only during low tide and disappears at high tide.
Manjuyod Sandbar via Bais City in Negros Oriental/ Dumaguete Tour/ Vlog Review No. 69
Dubbed as the Maldives of the Philippines, this sandbar located between Manjuyod and Bais in Negros Oriental is one of the most visited tourist spots in the Negros Island.
According to the locals we spoke to, this white sandbar is about 7 hectares wide. Unfortunately we were not able to see the sandbar on it's full glory, since it was high tide when we get there. We went in the afternoon, so it was no longer the best time to enjoy this spot.
Well the good thing is, we were able to save some money, since they gave us a bit of a discount for our boat ride going to the sandbar, since we won't be able to see the entire stretch.
The best time to visit this place is in the morning, when it's low tide.
From Dumaguete City, we rode a bus going to Bais City. At Bais just take a tricycle to the boat terminal, where you can join group tours or hire a boat of your own.
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