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Visit Manjuyod Sandbar, see the beautiful paradise, see the different species and see the beautiful Sandbar of Manjuyod. It is located in Manjuyod town, the sand bar  is closely associated to Bais City because of its proximity and popularity in the Bais area. It is also a major stopover during dolphin and whale watching group tours organized by the Bais City Tourism Council. The boat is temporarily anchored so that the guests can picnic, swim, sunbathe, and laze around, snorkel or scuba dive in the waters surrounding the sand bar.
Manjuyod Sandbar is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Philippines with an absolutely long stretch of a sandbar.
Manjuyod isn’t the best place to snorkel, but you can take advantage of the clear waters and watch the tiny creatures that come to shore. Watch out for sea lice–while harmless, they can still deliver some nasty stings while snorkelling.

How to get to Manjuyod White Sand Bar in Bais

From Bacolod City, take the night bus from Ceres South Terminal directly to Bais City. Travel time will take 4 hours . From Bais City, the port is about 15 minutes via tricycle and the price is normally 100 pesos.

Note that the last trip from Bacolod to Bais is 1:00 AM

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The Chapel of Cartwheels is the heritage chapel of Municipality of Manapla. Built during the hacienda days of the 60’s, the Chapel of Cartwheels in Hacienda Rosalia in the town of Manapla continues to attract tourists in the province of Negros Occidental.

The small church is made from farm implements such as cartwheels, plows, mortar and pestle, margaha sand and broken pieces of glass in different colors. A huge centuries-old boulder serves as the altar while religious images are carved out of wood. It was patterned like a “salakot” or a traditional wide-brimmed hat and can be found inside the farm owned by the Gaston family.

Msgr. Gaston thought of using cartwheels in building the chapel because he knew that the local people could easily relate to this simple object which is widely used in the farms where they worked. He also explained that the cartwheel symbolizes the Holy Trinity with the center of the wheel as God the Father, the spokes surrounding it as Jesus Christ who leads the people towards God, and the outside ring as the Holy Spirit who ensures that the people will not get lost on their way towards the center.

Masses are still being held in the chapel that is attended by the families of farm workers in the hacienda. The chapel is open to guests and tourists who visit the town.

The Chapel of Cartwheels is part of the Gaston Compound. Considered as one of Manapla’s tourist destinations, it is also a popular venue for weddings. If you happen to visit, make sure to drop by the Gaston Mansion and inside the compound you can also see lush green gardens, a Victorian fountain and a pond. A time-worn shoe house is also present before as a playground. And it is also where the lizquen visit and made a movie.

Here are the tips on how to get there:

Manapla is 44.7 kilometers from Bacolod. and at around over an hour by public utility vehicles (bus or double-tires) that take off from Bacolod North Terminal. Air conditioned and non-air-conditioned taxis, vans and buses for hire are available from Bacolod.

Do you feel haggard and stress and you want relax in a friendly echo environment? Come and visit Ladlad resort were you can experience the cold breeze of the air and a cold water. The water in the pool came from the mountains so its very cold. Were you can see a echo friendly society and environment. Were you can bring your friends and family for just a affordable price. Ladlad resort is located in Silay City. Here are the tips on how to go their.

if you are in the Bacolod area you need to ride a silay bus or a silay jeep, after that you go down in silay terminal and you need to walk across the street were you can find a terminal of patag jeep you need to ride their the travel will take 1:30 hour. Enjoy and have Fun.

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