The Katunggan Boardwalk at Caranoche Mangrove and Eco-Tourism Site in Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental, is now officially open to the public. Celebrated as the longest boardwalk in Negros Island, it promises eco-adventure and breathtaking views of lush mangroves and winding rivers. The site offers a mix of nature, education, and leisure, making it a must-visit destination for local and international travelers.
A Premier Eco-Tourism Spot
The Katunggan Boardwalk is the final stop of Package 1 in Santa Catalina Tourism Tour Packages, offering visitors a rich combination of scenic views and interactive experiences. It features an 800-meter boardwalk, a viewing tower, a hanging bridge, a winding river, and a protected mangrove sanctuary, perfect for photography, bird-watching, and learning about coastal ecosystems. Mayor Henry and Congressman Arnie also suggested several ideas for improving the site and boosting its marketing potential as a premier tourism destination.
How to Get There?
Location: Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental, Philippines
- By Car: From Dumaguete City, take the Dumaguete–Bayawan–Santa Catalina route, approximately a 1.5 to 2-hour drive. Follow signs to Brgy. Caranoche, where the boardwalk is located. Ample parking is available near the entrance.
- By Commute: Take a van or bus bound for Bayawan or Santa Catalina from Dumaguete City. Ask the driver to drop you off at Brgy. Caranoche. From there, a short tricycle ride or walk will lead you straight to
