Top Bacolod Tours by Duration

Discover one of the largest and most populous islands of the Phillippines when you book this full-day tour of Negros. Alongside a private guide, visit several important landmarks including the Ruins, the Balay Negrense Museum, Hofilena Heritage House, and the San Diego Pro-Cathedral. While you explore, learn about the history and culture of the island with a focus on its Spanish heritage.

Get to know more about the rich history and cultural heritage of Negros. This trip focuses on the Spanish heritage and the history of the sugarcane industry and haciendas of Negros. You will visit heritage houses, museums and century old churches.

Lakawon Island. It is a world class beach destination famous for its pristine white sand and crystal clear waters. While you’re in here, you may want to enjoy the water sports facilities of the island, or spend time on the Tawhai, the largest floating boat in Asia. “Tawhai” is the local word for “calm”, and the cozy seats and daybeds around this floating bar, coupled with the island breeze, will give you exactly that. And don’t worry about the food. The resort has a full-service restaurant.

During the colonial period, Negros' sugarcane industry flourished. Explore heritage haciendas and ancestral mansions, plus parks and cathedrals on this fascinating private tour of Bacolod, Silay, and Talisay. See The Ruins, the remains of a sugar baron's palace, the Balay Negrense Museum, another planter's home, a pharmacy where revolution was fomented, and religious sights including the Pope John Paul II Tower.

Known as a Heritage City in the Philippines, Silay in Negros Occidental is home to some of the most beautifully preserved ancestral homes and buildings – all exuding a great fusion of both foreign and local initiative. The exquisite architecture and fine artistry can be seen and admired in all of these old structures. Truly, these picturesque, deep-rooted structures are worth visiting and more. If you’re into ancestral homes and other old buildings, then you will definitely love Silay City. Travel back in time by walking its streets, and see 29 surviving ancestral houses up-close.