Sagay City, perched on the northern tip of the province like an ice cream cone overlooking the Visayan Sea, is home to a number of eco-tourism hotspots that does wonders for both its community members and its natural environment.
This multi-colored trisikad takes guests on a tour of this vibrant community. Members of the community in Suyac who also acts as the guides and managers of the mangrove island. The maestro is all smiles when he greeted us. This colorful cafe slash gallery is just a stone throw away from the house of Maestro Nune and his wife Sally.Real people empowerment is bounded by no age range. Thus why here at the Museo Sang Bata Sa Negros , youngsters aged 8 to 12 acts as guides for visitors. Through the years, the museum’s “Junior Guide Program” has helped many youngsters develop a lifelong appreciation for the sea.
With a few quaint cafes along its long shoreline, the locality has been a must-visit in the city since becoming a creative hub for artists.