Get DirectionsCome see a collection of 19 undulating islets nestled in a secluded cove just south of the Sipalay city proper in Negros. Distinguished as one of the city’s most celebrated natural wonders, the Sambulawan Islets, also known as Tinagong Dagat or Latasan Islets, evoke a timeless charm that continues to attract locals and tourists alike. The name Sambulawan traces its roots to the Bisaya word ‘sulawan,’ meaning ‘a location perched on a hill.’ A variety of accommodations dot the landscape, offering elevated view decks, rooms with panoramic windows, and pools that overlook the cluster of islets. Here, visitors can kayak through the islets and mangroves, snorkel amid vibrant reefs, hop through islands, trek, swim, and relish breathtaking sunset vistas.Address4 Sipalay – Candoni Rd, Sipalay, Negros Occidental, PhilippinesContact DetailsMobile: +63 906 029 0024Landline: +63 (034) 4349-323Email: [email protected]Operational HoursAlways OpenBest time to visitSummertime, February to MayHow to get thereFrom the city center or Sipalay City Public Market, ride an orange ‘tricycle’ (motorized three-wheeled vehicle) going to Sambulawan / Tinagong Dagat Islets.Things to-doTrekking to the view decks, padding and kayaking, island-hopping