Lakawon Island
Lakawon Island, located off the coast of Cadiz City in Negros Occidental, is a tropical paradise known for its long stretch of powdery white sand, clear turquoise waters, and laid-back ambiance. Often referred to as the "Boracay of Negros," this banana-shaped island offers the perfect escape for travelers looking to unwind in a serene beachfront setting.
The island is also home to the TawHai Floating Bar, said to be the largest floating bar in Asia, where guests can enjoy drinks, music, and scenic views right in the middle of the sea. Whether you prefer lounging by the beach, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, or sipping cocktails while floating offshore, Lakawon promises a relaxing and memorable island getaway.
How to Go
Lakawon Island is easily accessible via a 1.5 to 2-hour drive from Bacolod City to the Cadiz Viejo port, followed by a 15–20-minute boat ride to the island. For a convenient, all-in experience, book the Lakawon Island Resort Tour from Bacolod. This tour includes roundtrip land transfers, boat rides, and entrance fees, making it hassle-free for day-trippers and vacationers.
If you're looking for a peaceful beach destination with just the right mix of relaxation and fun, Lakawon Island is a must-visit in the Western Visayas region.
