WHITE SANDBAR & LAKE BALINSASAYAW

Dolphin watching & Sandbar (Manjuyod)
06:00-13:00 to 15:00 – 7-9 hours
06:00-13:00 if sandbar only 6-7 hours

Dolphin Watching Season: March to October (Subject to weather conditions)

An hour’s drive north of Dumaguete brings you to Bais City, where an oversized outrigger motorboat will cruise you along Tanon Strait to spot dolphins, and if lucky, whales too! You will also visit the Campuyo White
Sandbar were you can swim and snorkel in its clear blue waters, or just laze around the fine white sand beach.
Cap off the day with a hearty lunch onboard of mixed grill. On the way back, if the tide conditions allow, you
can cruise along the Talabong Mangrove Islet a 400-hectare protected mangrove forest which serves as natural
habitat of birds and other wildlife. Dolphin watching season is between March to October. During off season,
we will take you to the Campuyo Sandbar for a swim and sunbathing (half day tour).

Manjuyod Sandbar & Lake Balinsasayaw Tour
06:00-14:00 – 7-9 hours

An hour’s drive north of Dumaguete brings you to Bais City, where an oversized outrigger motorboat
will take you to the Campuyo (Manjuyod) White Sandbar where you can swim and snorkel in its clear blue
waters, or just laze around the fine white sand beach. If weather and wind conditions permit, you may opt to
depart earlier to go dolphin watching*. Headback to wharf before noontime and proceed to Sibulan.

Tucked 850M above sea level, northwest of Dumaguete, the twin lakes of Balinsasayao offer scenic
views and excellent nature hikes. Cross Lake Balinsasayaw on a local banca, or trek your way through a 30-
minute rock trail around the Lake to reach its twin, Lake Danao.

Enjoy a local lunch at the Balinsasayaw community restaurant and viewdeck.

Bring a windbreaker or jacket as the weather can be completely different, with the air much cooler, and
almost always, some light rain.

*Dolphin watching season March to October