Western Visayas

Western Visayas, located in the central part of the Philippines, is a diverse and captivating region known for its vibrant culture and stunning natural landscapes. This area comprised of several islands including Panay, Guimaras, and the northern tip of Negros, offers a wealth of attractions ranging from pristine beaches to historical landmarks. The region is famous for its white sand beaches, most notably the internationally acclaimed Boracay Island, which boasts aqua blue waters and vibrant nightlife. Beyond beach escapes, Western Visayas is also home to cultural rich cities like Iloilo, known for its Spanish colonial churches, traditional cuisine, and lively festivals like the Dinagyang Festival. Adventure seekers can explore various eco-tourism sites such as the sugarcane plantations in Negros, stunning waterfalls in Antique, and the rolling hills and landscapes in Guimaras. Foodies will enjoy the unique culinary scene highlighted by fresh seafood, local delicacies like La Paz Batchoy and Piaya, as well as mangoes which are among the best in the country.