DANJUGAN ISLAND TOURS
Adventure Tours around Amila Dive Dive Resort. There is a lot to explore in Negros Occidental not only scuba diving. For example, Danjugan Island is just in front of Amila Resort good for a half or full-day Tour.
Explore Danjugan Island
Explore Danjugan Island! Take a peek at what's good out there and start planning for your next holidays with us!
Danjugan Island
“We saved an island, now we invite you to explore it.” Danjugan Island is a marine reserve and wildlife sanctuary, 3 kilometers off the coast of Bulata, Cauayan, Negros Occidental, Philippines.
The island is 1.5 kilometers long and 0.5 kilometers at its widest point, has 5 lagoons, and is covered with limestone Forests, providing asylum to many wildlife species that struggle to exist on the Mainland. What once used to be a threatened and over-fished area is now a protected sanctuary with a dazzling array of marine and terrestrial life.
Today, the island serves as an outdoor classroom for students, a research area for conservationists, and a haven for tourists eager to experience nature at its purest.
Danjugan Island is a project of The Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation, Inc. Danjugan’s five lagoons, numerous coral reefs, and vast limestone Forests provide asylum to many wildlife species.
Discover Danjugan (3-hour tour)
PHP 1650 per person
Spend a 3-hour tour at Danjugan Island and explore the sanctuary.
Donation Package & Inclusions
Donation Package & Inclusions
NOTE: This package does not include rooms/beds/nights. 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM (or maximum of 3 hours stay including boat transfers) Boat transfers from Brgy. Bulata & back (Pickup schedule: 8:30-9:30AM) Lunch, snacks, w/ a station for unlimited coffee & drinking water Guided activities with gears provided: snorkeling, skin diving, kayaking, trekking, birdwatching & learning about wildlife Become a patron of Danjugan Island & help fund the operations of this wildlife sanctuary & livelihood of locals who protect it.
Book Your TourSpend a day at Danjugan Island
PHP 2750 per Person
Spend a day at Danjugan Island and explore the sanctuary.
Donation Package & Inclusions
Donation Package & Inclusions
NOTE: This package does not include rooms/beds/nights. 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (or maximum of 8 hours stay including boat transfers) Boat transfers from Brgy. Bulata & back (Pickup schedule: 8:30-9:30AM) Lunch, snacks, w/ a station for unlimited coffee & drinking water Guided activities with gears provided: snorkeling, skin diving, kayaking, trekking, birdwatching & learning about wildlife Become a patron of Danjugan Island & help fund the operations of this wildlife sanctuary & livelihood of locals who protect it.
Book Your TourWhere to find us
- Amila Dive Beach Resort Our boutique 8-room dive resort on the beach in Brgy. Bulata — the starting point for every Danjugan Island trip.
- Danjugan Island A protected marine sanctuary about 3 km offshore, with five lagoons, nine dive sites and a hawksbill turtle nesting beach.
- Sipalay City The nearest city centre, about 11 km south of the resort — home to Sugar Beach.
- Bacolod City Negros Occidental's capital and the main airport gateway (Bacolod–Silay Airport), roughly a 3-hour drive north.
- Dumaguete City Negros Oriental's largest city, on the opposite coast of Negros — an alternate airport gateway (Dumaguete–Sibulan Airport).
- Turtle Island A small island near Danjugan, part of the area's island-hopping and snorkeling trips.
- Mad Max (Bulata Pier) An abandoned mining pier turned macro dive site — pipefish, lobsters and morays among the wreckage, minutes from the resort.
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