NEGROS | Dolphin Watching at Manjuyod under P1000
Under One Thousand: Your Budget Travel Guide
Want to explore places but on a tight budget? Worry no more! In this blog, you can learn travel tips and itineraries that can suit your financial plans. There's no stopping to adventures of a lifetime! DIY travel with friends is more fun and exciting!
Manjuyod White Sand Bar is one of rising destinations in Negros area. The seven (7) kilometer stretch of white sand can be accessed within 15 minutes from the Capinahan Wharf. You can have amazing view of its cottages in the middle of sea which can be rented on a day use or overnight. 
Food can be served by boatmen swimming around the cottages and respective boats. Seafoods are affordable and guaranteed fresh!
Your Manjuyod experience is not complete without the friendly dolphins swimming together.
If you want a scenic view of the blue sea, then Manjuyod Sand Bar is one right choice!
HOW TO GET THERE:
From Bacolod
Take the Ceres Bus (South Bound Terminal) going to Dumaguete. It is best for you to travel on its 11:00 PM trip so you can arrive at Bais City around 5:00 AM. From Bais City, take a tricycle going to Capinahan wharf. Boat from the wharf to the sand bar is approximately 15-20 minutes.
From Dumaguete
Take the Ceres Bus from Barangay Calindagan going to Bais City. From Bais City, take a tricycle going to Canibol or Capinahan Wharf and rent a boat. (Prices of boat depend on no. of passengers)
MY ITINERARY
Bacolod-Manjuyod-Dumaguete
11:00 PM Ceres Bus to Bais City (aircon) 260.00
5:00 AM Bais City to Wharf (100/5pax) 20.00
6:00 AM Wharf to Sandbar (1500/5pax) 300.00
1:00 PM Wharf to City Proper (100/5pax) 20.00
2:00 PM Bais City to Dumaguete 80.00
TOTAL EXPENSE 680.00
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