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Author: Harold Hisona

With a passion for storytelling and strategy, Harold serves as an editor for Asian Inquirer. A digital marketer and SEO enthusiast, he enjoys blending technical skill with creative community building. When he isn’t managing social content, you’ll likely find him exploring new destinations or enjoying a long, peaceful drive.
Featured image of Funtasea Beach Resort showing a sandy beachfront lined with palm trees, native-style cottages, colorful flags, beach chairs, calm sea views, and smaller photos of the resort’s rooms and shoreline.

Funtasea Beach Resort: What to Know Before You Go

Posted on August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Funtasea Beach Resort is the kind of place you choose when the beach itself is part of the plan, not just something you want to look at from a hotel window. The resort sits in Barangay Nagbo-Alao, Basay, on the western side of Negros Oriental. You get a beachfront setting, accommodation, a swimming pool, places…

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Lopez Beach Resort in Sipalay with a wide sandy shoreline, a long wooden pier extending over calm water, colorful windsurfing sails, and forested hills beneath a cloudy sky.

Lopez Beach Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Pool, Day Tour and Travel Guide

Posted on August 9, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Lopez Beach Resort is a family-oriented beachfront resort in Campomanes Bay, Barangay Maricalum, Sipalay City. It offers overnight accommodations, day tours, a swimming pool with a kiddie section, beachfront lounging areas, an on-site restaurant, water activities, and access to nearby diving and snorkeling sites. The property works best for families, couples, groups, and travelers who…

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Driftwood Village Resort in Sipalay featuring a wide sandy beach with thatched umbrellas, wooden lounge chairs, calm blue water, and inset views of tropical cottages surrounded by lush greenery.

Driftwood Village Resort in Sipalay: A Relaxed Stay on Sugar Beach

Posted on August 8, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Driftwood Village Resort is a rustic beachfront property on Sugar Beach in Sipalay City, Negros Occidental. Hidden among palms and tropical gardens, the resort is known for its native-style bamboo cottages, hammocks, quiet beach atmosphere, and restaurant serving Filipino and international food. This is not a polished luxury hotel built around marble rooms and resort-wide…

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Bugana Beach and Dive Resort in Sipalay at night, featuring an illuminated blue swimming pool, hillside villas surrounded by tropical greenery, poolside loungers, dining tables, and inset views of the beach and resort facilities.

Bugana Beach and Dive Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Rates, Activities, and Travel Guide

Posted on August 7, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Bugana Beach and Dive Resort is a beachfront retreat in Campomanes Bay, Sipalay City, known for its infinity-style swimming pool, modern rooms, private-pool villas, diving activities, and quiet coastal setting. The resort works best for couples, families, divers, and groups looking for a peaceful stay away from the city center. Its rooms face the sea,…

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Easy Diving and Beach Resort in Sipalay with white lounge chairs beneath leafy trees, thatched cottages beside the sand, and inset views of the beachfront, calm sea, and colorful sunset.

Easy Diving and Beach Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Diving, Rates and Travel Guide

Posted on August 6, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Easy Diving and Beach Resort is a beachfront dive resort in Punta Ballo, Sipalay City, Negros Occidental. It combines bungalow accommodation, an established PADI dive center, a beachfront restaurant, equipment rental, dive courses, snorkeling trips, and organized transportation. The resort is primarily designed for scuba divers, but non-divers can still enjoy the beach, restaurant, massage…

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Sulu Sunset Beach Resort in Sipalay featured in a collage with a glowing sunset over the beach, silhouetted outrigger boats on the shore, and smaller images showing the white-sand beach, a nipa cottage, palm-lined resort grounds, and a seaside sunset view.

Sulu Sunset Beach Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Rates and What to Expect

Posted on August 5, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Sulu Sunset Beach Resort is a small beachfront property on Sugar Beach in Barangay Nauhang, Sipalay City. It offers traditional fan cottages, larger bungalows, newer air-conditioned rooms, an open-air restaurant and direct access to one of Sipalay’s quieter coastal areas. The resort is built for travelers who want a relaxed beach stay rather than a…

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Takatuka Beach Resort in Sipalay shown in a collage featuring the colorful resort entrance surrounded by tropical plants, with smaller images of the sandy beach, aerial shoreline view, and vibrant bar area.

Takatuka Beach Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Rates and What to Expect

Posted on August 4, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Takatuka Beach Resort is a colorful beachfront resort located directly on Sugar Beach in Sipalay City, Negros Occidental. It stands out for its individually designed rooms, tropical garden, swimming pool, beachfront restaurant, unusual decorations, and quiet location away from Sipalay’s busier urban areas. This is not a plain hotel with identical rooms and neutral interiors….

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Manami Resort Sipalay surrounded by forested hills beside a secluded white-sand cove, with hillside villas, calm coastal water, an outrigger boat, and inset views of elegant dining and wellness spaces.

Manami Resort in Sipalay: Rooms, Rates, Day Tour and Honest Travel Guide

Posted on August 3, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Manami Resort is a secluded luxury nature resort in Barangay Cayhagan, Sipalay City. Its spacious villas, small private beach, infinity pools, spa, restaurant, dive center, and guided nature activities make it suitable for couples, families, and travelers who want a quiet escape without giving up hotel-style service. The experience comes at a premium. Current direct-booking…

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A collage of Sipalay resorts for couples, featuring a secluded beachfront resort surrounded by lush forest, calm blue water, an outrigger boat, sandy beaches, lounge chairs, and a swimming pool.

7 Best Sipalay Resorts for Couples Seeking a Quiet Beach Escape

Posted on August 2, 2026August 2, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Sipalay is a strong choice for couples who would rather hear waves than nightlife. Its coastline offers secluded coves, long sandy beaches, tropical gardens, diving spots, and resorts that feel far removed from crowded tourist centers. Manami Resort is the top choice for privacy and luxury. Couples who want to spend more time on the…

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Tinagong Dagat Island Resort: Elevated view of a calm green lagoon surrounded by forested hills, with outrigger boats, a rocky islet, a wooden footbridge, and red-roofed resort buildings among the trees.

Tinagong Dagat Island Resort in Sipalay: What to Expect Before You Visit

Posted on August 1, 2026August 1, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Tinagong Dagat Island Resort is one of Sipalay City’s most recognizable nature resorts. Instead of facing a long stretch of open beach, the property is built around sheltered water, small green islets, connecting bridges, native cottages, pools, and elevated viewpoints. The scenery is the main reason to visit. Tinagong Dagat is best suited to couples,…

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