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Featured image of Dive Camp in Dauin showing an A-frame bamboo cottage surrounded by coconut palms, tropical plants, thatched-roof buildings, and a rustic brick pathway through the garden.

Dive Camp: A Practical Guide for Divers Who Want to Keep Things Simple

Posted on August 14, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Dive Camp in Dauin isn’t trying to be a big beachfront resort. That’s part of its appeal. You’ll find it on Luka 1 Road in Lipayo, a short walk from the coast and close enough to Dauin’s dive sites that diving can remain the main reason you’re here. The property combines simple accommodation, PADI training,…

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Featured image of Asia Jem Hotel showing a twin guest room with two white beds, a green accent wall, gold curtains, air-conditioning, a wall-mounted television, and inset views of the hotel lobby and another bedroom.

Asia Jem Hotel Bayawan: A Practical Place to Stay in the City

Posted on August 13, 2026August 9, 2026 by Asian Inquirer

If you need a comfortable place to sleep while staying in Bayawan City, Asia Jem Hotel keeps things simple. It’s on J.P. Rizal Street in Barangay Suba, close to the central part of Bayawan. That puts you within easy reach of the city plaza, public market, restaurants, transportation, and other everyday places you’re likely to…

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Featured image of Gracey Dive Resort and Restaurant showing a multi-story beachfront resort building with warm evening lights, outdoor dining tables on the sand, shaded seating areas, large trees, and yellow kayaks in the foreground.

Gracey Dive Resort and Restaurant: What to Know Before You Go

Posted on August 13, 2026August 9, 2026 by Asian Inquirer

If you’re going to Dauin for the water, Gracey Dive Resort and Restaurant puts you in a very convenient spot. The resort is on Capitan Ponso Street in Poblacion District 2, right along Dauin’s beachfront. You’re close to the town centre, but once you reach the property, the focus shifts quickly to the sea. There’s…

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Featured image of Hotel Maefinn showing a spacious guest room with multiple beds, white linens, red accent pillows and runners, bedside lamps, and inset photos of a lounge area, furnished interior, and private bathroom.

Hotel Maefinn: A Practical Place to Stay in the Heart of Bayawan City

Posted on August 12, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

If you need a hotel that puts you close to everyday Bayawan City rather than away from it, Hotel Maefinn makes a lot of sense. It sits along R.T. Diao Street in Barangay Suba, right in the central part of the city. That location is probably its biggest advantage. You can stay somewhere comfortable without…

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Batanes Motorcycle Expedition 2026: Riding the Edge of the Philippines

Posted on August 12, 2026August 12, 2026 by Johnny Mangubat

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to stand on a piece of land that is so close to the edge of the world you can almost hear the gears of the earth turning? Batanes is the smallest province in our archipelago yet it holds a gravity that pulls at every traveler’s heart. It…

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Featured image of 71% Diving Resort showing a bright blue swimming pool in front of tropical gardens, palm trees, and low-rise resort buildings with tiled roofs beneath a partly cloudy sky.

71% Diving Resort: What to Know Before You Stay

Posted on August 12, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

If diving is part of your Negros Oriental trip, 71% Diving Resort puts you in a convenient position without taking you too far from Dumaguete. The resort is on Marterese Street in Bacong, south of Dumaguete City. It sits directly by the sea and combines accommodation with a swimming pool, restaurant, private beachfront area, and…

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Featured image of Niludhan Falls showing several streams of water dropping over a wide rocky cliff into a green natural pool, surrounded by dense trees, farmland, and rolling countryside hills.

Niludhan Falls: The Waterfall Worth Going Out of Your Way For

Posted on August 11, 2026August 9, 2026 by Asian Inquirer

Niludhan Falls isn’t the kind of attraction where the journey ends the moment you leave the highway. Getting there takes you into the upland part of Bayawan City, through farmland and quieter roads that feel far removed from the city center. Then, after a short walk and a set of steps, a wide wall of…

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Featured image of Bambulo showing a large blue swimming pool surrounded by tropical plants, shaded lounging areas, decorative stone features, and a smaller shallow pool beneath a wide overhead sunshade.

Bambulo: What to Know Before You Visit

Posted on August 11, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Bambulo is one of those places that makes more sense once you know what you’re coming for. This isn’t a beachfront resort where the sea is the main attraction. Bambulo sits inland in Barangay Soludpan, Bacong, along the road heading toward Valencia. What you get instead is a green, quiet resort built around bamboo, gardens,…

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Featured image of Infinity Diving Resort and Residences showing a long blue swimming pool facing the ocean, surrounded by palm trees, tropical landscaping, a shaded lawn, and clear blue skies.

Infinity Diving Resort and Residences: What Your Stay in Dauin Is Really Like

Posted on August 10, 2026August 9, 2026 by Asian Inquirer

You don’t have to be a diver to enjoy Infinity Diving Resort and Residences. But if diving brought you to Dauin, the resort starts making even more sense. Infinity sits at Km. 19 in Masaplod Sur, Dauin, Negros Oriental. It’s an oceanfront property with garden accommodations, a sea-facing swimming pool, dining, Wi-Fi and an on-site…

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Featured image of Orchard Vista Inn showing a bright guest room with two single beds, white linens, a large window overlooking greenery, an air-conditioning unit, and simple modern furnishings, with smaller inset photos of the inn’s lounge, reception area, and another bedroom.

Orchard Vista Inn: A Practical Place to Stay Near Dumaguete

Posted on August 10, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Orchard Vista Inn makes sense when you need somewhere comfortable to sleep without paying for resort facilities you probably won’t use. You’ll find it along the National Highway in Barangay Banilad, Bacong, Negros Oriental. That puts you south of Dumaguete City while keeping the city reasonably easy to reach. This isn’t the place to book…

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