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What to do in Dumaguete

Dumaguete is the capital city of Negros Oriental. Known as the “City of Gentle People,” Dumaguete is a wonderful place for a relaxing getaway. It’s also your gateway to reach destinations in Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental too.

Start your trip by bringing your camera and best smile to the Campanario de Dumaguete bell tower. Visit St Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral next, and be impressed by the architecture.

Make your way to the popular Silliman University, and stop by the stunning Silliman University Church, the Luce Auditorium, Marine Laboratory Museum, and Silliman Zoo.

Explore Dumaguete’s natural sights next! Climb the mighty Mount Talinis, which is the second highest mountain in Negros Oriental. You’ll get to see waterfalls, lakes, and incredible forests. Another famous nature spot in Dumaguete is the Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park. Visit the lakes for some boating, kayaking, swimming, picnics, great photo ops, and more!

If you’re feeling hungry right about now, go on a food trip in Dumaguete City too. Don’t forget to check out this list of 10 fun activities to do in Dumaguete before you visit the neighboring cities.

Travel to the nearby towns from Dumaguete too. Experience some sanctuary in Apo Island. You can also enjoy some excellent diving and snorkeling around the island, and say hello to countless marine life underwater.

Have fun dolphin and whale watching in Bais City, and watch their colorful Sipong Festival in September. Get a thrill when you visit the mystical Siquijor. The island is also filled with fantastic beaches and falls for a refreshing dip in the water. And you can’t miss the majestic Niludhan Falls in Bayawan City.

So start planning your trip now, and get started with this Dumaguete tourist spots guide from a fellow Filipino traveller!

When to visit Dumaguete

The best time to visit Dumaguete weather-wise is during the dry season from December to May. But you should book your flights on November so you can attend Dumaguete’s Buglasan Festival.

As part of our home country, you and other Pinoys don’t need a visa or passport to fly to Dumaguete and travel around Negros Oriental. Just pack your national or government issued ID card for important transactions during your trip.

Travelling to and around Dumaguete

After flying in to Sibulan Airport, start exploring in Dumaguete by jeepney, multi-cab, bus, hired taxi, and boat.

Explore the gentle city of Dumaguete and travel to its thrilling neighbors too! Just get your suitcase ready and book your Dumaguete flights with Skiddoo today.