Negros Island Region is made up of two coasts on one island — Negros Occidental facing west toward the Sulu Sea and Tañon Strait, Negros Oriental facing east toward the Bohol Sea — plus Siquijor, a smaller island across the…
Buglasan isn’t Dumaguete’s festival. It’s Negros Oriental’s — every municipality in the province sends its own local fiesta contingent into the city for it, which is why locals call it the “Festival of Festivals.” In 2026 it runs October 15–25,…
San Juan Nursery is a working plant nursery located on Negros Island, in the San Juan area of Barangay San Fernando, along Silay–Patag Road on the Talisay side of the boundary. The nursery is part of an active family property…
A lived-in Dumaguete map focused on movement and rhythm—where the town centres really are, how the waterfront connects to markets and transport, and the places that make long stays easy.
An island-wide diving overview for Negros—where diving is concentrated, what the entries are like, and the practical notes that help you pick a base without over-planning.
A practical Sipalay map showing town basics plus how to reach the coastline without guesswork—beach access points, simple errands, and the routes people actually use.
Bacolod Tourist Map for a quick Bacolod day trip? You can actually see the city’s main landmarks, eat real chicken inasal, and catch sunset at The Ruins — all in one day See full screen Follow a sensible route. This…
An orientation map for San Carlos with the essentials—transport anchors, main corridors, and the few reference points that help you move confidently on arrival.
A curated snorkel map for Negros focused on calm water and simple shore access. Not a long list—just the places that consistently work when you arrive and want an easy swim.