Location: Negros Oriental
Top Things to do in Negros Oriental
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Negros Oriental, Visayas
Negros Oriental (Cebuano: Sidlakang Negros; Hiligaynon: Negros Sidlangan; Filipino: Silangang Negros), also called Oriental Negros or Eastern Negros, is a province located in the region of Central Visayas, in the Philippines. It occupies the southeastern half of the large island of Negros, with Negros Occidental comprising the northwestern half. It also includes Apo Island, a popular dive site for both, local and foreign tourists.
Restaurants in Negros Oriental
1. Filipino Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
Filipino Tours is an independent tour operator based just outside of Dumaguete City. We offer personalised tour activities with a wealth of local experience and international tour experiences. We tailor design tours that suit your requirements. We are open seven days a week and offer out of hours booking facilities. Jules
2. Dive Society Dauin
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
SSI Diamond Instructor Training Center & SSI Frediving Center. We offer Scuba Diving courses from beginner up to Instructor and Freediving courses. Freediving courses from Try Freediving up to Level 1.
3. Apo Island Marine Reserve
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4.5 based on 583 reviews
Reviewed By Kelsydney
This was my 3rd and 4th trip to Apo Island, and it didn't let me or my fellow divers down. The diving as it has been before was just fantastic. The coral was even better than I remember, the huge school of Jacks following us on one of the dive was only bettered by the sea snakes that were hunting and were not worried about the 6 divers in the water. When you go there take some local money because when the local ladies come out to sell you shirts and wrap arounds you will kick yourself if you miss out. Just a great place to dive, and proves that when a marine reserve is in place it works.
4. Silliman University
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4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By profits101 - Cebu City, Philippines
The 100+ year history of this highly ranked, American-founded university is too complex and deep to cover here. The campus is a beautiful, green respite from he surrounding city and contains fine examples of Eastlake architecture, Art Deco, and Classic architecture - set in a mature, verdant Beaux-Arts style arrangement. Also, unlike many universities, its easy to access at the gates and visitors are not turned away. Worth reading a Wiki article on it that captures the founding in depth, WWII history, and even interesting events from he Marcos era. In the meantime, just enjoy the walk.
5. Pulangbato Falls
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4.0 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By 82tedg - Adelaide, Australia
Less than a 30 minute drive from Dumaguete and whilst normally you can drive up a road with nice views this time the bridge over the small river from the main road was under repair and we ( 6 of us ) had to walk up the almost 1 kilometre of a quite steep road . Not a too difficult walk and definitely worth while .The 2 water falls , pools in which you can swim , and the cafe , bar , and other facilities were all very good . When the road re-opens there is parking , for a small fee .
6. Manjuyod White Sandbar
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4.0 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By kxtnturf - Philippines, null
A must to wake up early to enjoy the sandbar in the early morning and the rising of the sun. Then the dollhin watching will be after taking a picture of the 6km sandbar. You can also enjoy lunch while docking in the waters once the water rises. It is one of the best places to go to.
7. Rizal Boulevard
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4.0 based on 621 reviews
Reviewed By 554MichaelA - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Early morning , early evening, good for a walk always plenty of people around , a few places for children to play , lots of street venders selling food and drinks, over the road lots of bars and restaurants which are open day and night ,
8. Lake Balanan
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4.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By lawrence071489 - Cordova, Philippines
To start off if you want to go there i would recommend you to bring your own transportation as the travel would take an hour from Dumaguete City. Cons: 1.The road from the main road is bumpy and takes around 9km. Road is not yet fully developed. 2. Cannot swim in the Lake Pros: 1.Has restaurant 2.can stay overnight(no tv) with less signal 3. Price is just cheap with P50.00 entrace They actually have a swimming pool for P100.00 you can actually do a lot of things from hiking to eating at the floating cottage, camping and going to the falls. Once youll reach this place you would say that this is nature at its best and a hidden paradise. The long travel was worth it. We went to the falls by renting their boat at had the locals paddle for us. You just have to give a tip and in all fairness they give you information as well with regards to the lake. The place is so breath taking and you can actually go dipping at the falls. You dont actually need to be a nature lover to appreciate this place becuase the it only needs 15minutes going to the falls. The kayak cost around P150-200 which is not expensive at all.
9. Twin Lakes of Balinsasayao & Danao
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4.0 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By ShayG36
It's a well maintained site, people are friendly. It's very nice renting a kayak (150 for a 2 people kayak per hour) and go around the lake and explore. Also has a nice resteruant with good view.
10. Dolphin Watching, Manjuyod Sandbar and Sportfishing Adventures in Bais Bay
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4.0 based on 57 reviews
Dolphin watching adventures in Bais and frolicking in the world famous Manjuyod white sandbar. Boats available from 5 to 35 seat capacity. Our crew are friendly and experienced. Lunch grilled on board can be arranged. Land transfers from Dumaguete is also available. Contact us for rates which depends on the number of passengers. Optional trip to the mangrove forest depends on tide and weather conditions.
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