Panglao International Airport 2 hr 28
Barangay Tan-awan (1 hr 32)
Whale shark Quezon Park (13 min)
City park with a playground, vintage cannons & a gazebo, hosting community events. Dumaguete Belfry (12 min)
Stone watchtower built in the early 1800's to look out for pirates with a Catholic grotto. Freedom Park (7 min)
Relaxed park with walking paths, lawns, a fountain & occasional cultural festivities. Silliman University Church (18 min) Lake Balinsasayao (58 min)
Biodiverse crater lake attracting visitors for birdwatching, paddle boating & picnics. Sumilon Island (1 hr 29)
Tropical island marine sanctuary with white-sand beaches & coral reefs, plus resort amenities. Silliman University Anthropology Museum (6 min)
Collections of ethnographic & archaeological artifacts on display in a bright 1909 wood building. Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park (58 min)
Forested volcanic landscape named after a pair of deep crater lakes contained within it. St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral Parish (12 min)
Catholic cathedral completed in 1776, with stained-glass windows & an ornate, stone bell tower. Silliman Hall (6 min)
Stick-style family house museum offering cultural exhibits with artifacts from as early as 200 BCE. Mount Talinis (35 min)
Popular 1,903-m. mountain with hornlike peaks, known for its hiking trails, lakes & deep forests. Casaroro Falls (26 min)
A steep, long staircase leads to this scenic waterfall site, popular for swimming & picnicking. Campanario de Dumaguete (12 min)
Imposing coral-stone tower, built in the 18th century as a watchtower, with a belfry added in 1867. Pulangbato Falls Valencia (31 min)
Scenic attraction with a waterfall over red rocks, a natural swimming pool below & a hanging bridge. | 
