Danjugan Island Sanctuary

Danjugan Island is a 43-hectare protected island 3 kilometers off the coast of Barangay Bulata in Cauayan, Negros Occidental, at approximately 9.874°N, 122.379°E. It is managed by the Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation (PRRCFI) as a marine reserve and wildlife sanctuary, encompassing five distinct lagoons, limestone rainforest, and coral reef systems. The island shelters numerous endemic and endangered species including Philippine cockatoos, fruit bats, sea turtles, and reef fish. Two primary overnight zones exist: Moray Lagoon and Typhoon Beach, each offering different levels of seclusion and beach exposure. Overnight packages at Moray Lagoon cost PHP 2,950 per person and include boat transfers, conservation fee, three main meals and two snacks, island guide, snorkeling gear, unlimited kayak use, accident insurance, and drinking water. Typhoon Beach packages are PHP 3,950 per person with the same inclusions. Accommodation is in solar-powered mud houses with ensuite toilet and shower, fans, and Starlink internet when needed. Bookings must be made at least three weekdays in advance. Day tours cost PHP 1,000 for a 3-hour guided program or PHP 2,000 for a full day.