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Coasts & Islands

The coast is one of the defining features of life in Negros Oriental, but it isn’t a single kind of landscape.

There are islands surrounded by coral reefs, tidal sandbars, sheltered bays and mangrove environments, each offering a different way to experience the sea.

Some are great places for swimming or sailing, while others are best appreciated for their scenery, wildlife or the communities that depend on them.

From Tala’s hillside setting, the relationship between mountain and sea is especially relevant.

Here, we explore four coastal destinations that illustrate the remarkable variety of the region.

Explore the Destinations

Apo Island

A World Top 10 Dive Destination

Just offshore from southern Negros, Apo Island brings together remarkable coral reefs, marine turtles and a pioneering conservation community, offering visitors an unusually close

Manjuyod Sandbar

The Shifting Sands

Discover Manjuyod Sandbar, a distinctive coastal attraction near Bais, where shifting tides reveal expanses of white sand surrounded by shallow turquoise waters and traditional cot

Tambobo Bay

A Sailing Haven in Negros

Tambobo Bay is a sheltered coastal anchorage where international sailing yachts, working waterfronts and local communities in a backdrop of green hills and tropical vegetation.

Talabong Mangroves

The Coastal Forest

Explore another side of Negros Oriental’s coast at Talabong, where mangrove woodland, tidal habitats and a boardwalk offer a setting for observing nature and discovering the shorel