Tour Guide

Set Lunch

Entrance fees

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4-5 hours

Highlights

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Discover and experience Dumaguete, dubbed the "City of Gentle People" --a fitting compliment to the unhurried lifestyle of Dumagueteños. First stop is the Silliman University, where we take you on a walking tour of the campus dotted with century-old acacia trees. Next is a rolling tour of the city's landmarks follows, including Claytown Pottery, Ninoy Aquino Park, the new Convention Center, the bustling Public Market, and the historical Sta. Catalina de Alexandria Church & Bellfry.

A quick trip down south of Dumaguete takes you to Negros Oriental Arts and Heritage (NOAH) which houses the stone-craft factory & showroom in Bacong , and the century-old San Agustin Church. OR you can head up to Forest Camp in Valencia, for a quick tour of this lush camp set amidst a forest setting, with a hanging bridge, natural and man-made pools and lagoons, and low waterfalls.

Lastly, you will pass through Rizal Boulevard, and visit Sidlakang Negros for some handicraft and delicacies. A delectable lunch awaits you at Lab-as Seafoods, a popular restaurant by the sea, which offers live fresh fish, crabs, oysters, and other native
specialties.

Set Lunch, snacks, refreshments

Guide Fee

Highlights

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Tucked 1500M above sea level, northwest of Dumaguete, the twin lakes of Balinsasayao offer scenic views and some good hikes. A choice of a half-day trek or an hour ride on a 4WD truck gets you to the lake. Spend the day, swimming, kayaking or paddling on a local banca, or trek your way through a 30-minute rock trail around the lake.