One of the hidden gems in Iloilo Province, Gigantes Island is the kind of place that reminds you life doesn’t always need to be fast, loud, or constantly online. I’ve stayed in islands around the Philippines — Siquijor, Panglao, Camiguin,…
Carbin Reef and Suyac are islands situated in Sagay City. These are the two of the fastest rising island hopping attractions of Negros Occidental and you can visit them on a day tour along with other reefs, sandbars, and islands that consist the 32,000 hectares' of the most successful marine sanctuary which is the Sagay's Marine Reserve.
On that same day after we enjoyed the huge sandbar in Carbin Reef Island, the island hopping continued and ended on the forest beach of Suyac Mangrove Eco Park. It’s just a 10-minute boat ride from the Carbin Reef to the island of Suyac, still situated in Sagay, Negros Occidental.
The island is nothing more than a sandbar. It is bare and uninhabited island made of heaven. I mean if you look at it, honey, no need for filters. If you love nature, you’ll appreciate more the untouched beauty of this island.
MM’s Bunny Cafe is Philippine's first ever rabbit themed cafe where you can pet and play real live bunnies. Trust me, this is worth visiting in Bacolod City. You wouldn't want to miss this. Everything here is adorable!
