“We saved an island, now we invite you to explore it.” Danjugan Island is a marine reserve and wildlife sanctuary, 3 kilometers off the coast of Bulata, Cauayan, Negros Occidental, Philippines. 

The island is 1.5 kilometers long and 0.5 kilometers at its widest point, has 5 lagoons and is covered with limestone Forests providing asylum to many wildlife species that struggle to exist in the Mainland. What once used to be a threatened and over-fished area is now a protected sanctuary with a dazzling array of marine and terrestrial life.

Today, the island serves as an outdoor classroom for students, a research area for conservationists, and a haven for tourists eager to experience nature at its purest.

 Danjugan Island is a project of The Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation, Inc. Danjugan’s five lagoons, numerous coral reefs, and vast limestone Forests provide asylum to many wildlife species.