Danjugan Island is a renowned ecotourism destination in Negros Occidental. It used to be a threatened island – exploited by overfishing, but has since evolved into a natural sanctuary abundant with resources on water and inland. It is a massive island covering 43 hectares that holds forests, hills, lagoons, bat caves, mangrove forests, and a stunning underwater landscape.
It is not a resort, but a conservation project managed by the PRRCFI. The trip here will not only satisfy your wanderlust but will also supply you with environmental awareness, sustainability, and on being a steward for nature.
Even with its fame as a tourist destination, the purpose is still withheld and the preservation is a priority. Only 10% of the island is developed for tourism and the rest continues to flourish. They also accept a limited number of visitors per day to not overwhelm the sanctuary.
You will have a tour featuring non-disruptive activities that mainly focuses on the beauty of the island.
How to get to Danjugan Island?
Easiest way to get to Danjugan Island
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We can accommodate you whether you are a small group or a big crowd. We are confident to cater and accommodate all of your travel needs! With our diverse range of rental units available, you will be cared for exclusively.
Book with us now through our Booking Page.
You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@bacolodrentacar.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bacolodrentacarph
From Bacolod City to Danjugan Island
1. Process the Tour Reservation Process to be obtained from their Facebook Page. You can check it on this link: https://www.facebook.com/danjuganisland
2. At the South Bus Terminal, take a bus heading to either Sipalay or Hinoba-an. This will be around 5-6 hours.
3. Alight at the Crossing Remollos-Quadro de King located in Brgy. Bulata, Cauayan. Tell the driver this.
4. In this exact location, the boatmen facilitated by the reservation you placed with Danjugan Island will pick you up.
5. Follow their instructions and head to Danjugan Island.
Things to do at Danjugan Island
1. TREKKING AND NATURE WALK
– Bask in nature and relax with the endless view of blues and greens with the jungles and underwater wonders.
2. BIRD WATCHING
– With Danjugan being the home of 72 species of birds, you can feast with your eyes by bird watching.
3. SNORKELING AND DIVING
– See the breathtaking kingdom of Danjugan’s under the sea seascape.
4. KAYAKING
– There are 5 lagoons that you could kayak in.
5. MASSAGE
6. PARAW SAILING
7. WILDLIFE CAMPS
– Attend their marine and wildlife camps!
8. HIKING
– Hike your way and see the many caves and attractions there are on the island.
Rates and Fees
Day Tour: ₱ 1950 per pax
* 8-hour visit to the island inclusive of 3 meals, boat transfer, guided tour, snorkeling, free diving, kayaking, bird watching, trekking, insurance, and conservation fee.
Eco Tour: ₱ 950 per pax
* 3-hour visit to the island inclusive of snorkeling, free diving, kayaking, bird watching, trekking, boat transfers, accident insurance, and conservation fee.
Overnight Stay: ₱ 2950 per pax
* check in time at 12nn and check out at 10am the next day. includes 5 meals, guided tour, snorkeling, free diving, kayaking, bird watching, trekking, insurance, and conservation fees.
How to Contact
You can contact Danjugan Island Resort through these:
Globe: +63 915 234 7146
Smart: +63 908 525 4110
Landline: (34) 441 6010
Email: experience@danjuganisland.ph
Facebook: Danjugan Island
Instagram: @danjuganisland
Website: http://www.danjuganisland.ph/
To bring when visiting Danjugan Island
1. Bring snacks and water as there are no convenience stores on the island.
2. Bring power banks because there is no electricity on the island.
3. Bring a dry bag to protect your gadgets.
4. Bring coral-friendly sunblock.
Reminders when visiting Danjugan Island
1. Make sure your bookings are arranged properly.
2. The only good reception for signal is at Moray Lagoon and at the Learning Center.
3. Peak season is from March to June.
4. Take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but your footprints.