Lakawon Island Day Tour from Bacolod City

Lakawon Island Day Tour from Bacolod City

Lakawon is 48 kilometres (30 mi) north of Bacolod City, the provincial capital. The island is accessible from the coast of Barangay Cadiz Viejo via a 20-minute boat ride. Lakawon's white sand beach is claimed to rival that of Boracay, a popular island resort off the coast of Aklan in Panay. In stark contrast to its more famous counterpart, however, Lakawon has a smaller influx of tourists, and the island is not commercially developed.

The island is more akin to a sandbar. The white sand beaches are largely on the part of the island facing the island of Negros. The opposite portion, facing the open sea, is more rugged. There is a small fishing village on one side of the island. The inhabitants there earn their living from harvesting the sea's bounty.

The pure white sand of Lakawon Island Resorts and Spa is a haven of peace and relaxation and a place for one to rejuvenate. An air of tranquility is adorned with shady coconut trees and no better spot to watch the gentle waves far from the noise and congestion of the modern world. The distinctive atmosphere is evident throughout the resort, from the warm and welcoming staff to the woven roofs of each cottage. Lakawon Island Resorts is scattered within 16 hectares offering all the comforts of home available in our spacious accommodations. Lakawon Island Resorts and Spa is an oasis of tropical serenity located on the northern part of Negros Occidental. Accessible only by boat, your Lakawon experience begins dockside as you are greeted by our staff and a superb cuisine served at our Sunset Bar.

Whether on a getaway, honeymoon or just the desire to relax and rejuvenate, Lakawon Island Resort and Spa is the perfect island persuasion.