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Bais City Ancestral House

             Casa Grande is one of the oldest house of Bais City. It was built during  Spanish times. Other ancestral houses of Bais were Casa Julian, Casa Larena, Casa Antonia and Casa Soltero.

Bais City Mangrove Forest Park 

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Bird Sanctuary

       Bird Sanctuary and Mangrove Forest Park of Bais City is one of the most recognized natural habitats for wild species of different birds and other wildlife in the Philippine country. Officer of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources said that the four hundred hectares mangrove forest is one of the best nesting grounds in the country that need to protect and maintain in order to promote and strengthen the tourism industry of the city.

        Bird Sanctuary and Mangrove Park of Bais City is one of the city’s best tourist attracttours. Adventure of domestic and foreign visitors to the place drastically increased from time to time because of its exceptional and magnificence view that you can see once you get there. You can see the strip of white side that appears during the low tide, where travelers and visitors were able to play beach volleyball and engage other activities like picnic and some other fun.

        The the government official has improved the constructed concrete walkway [bamboo before] to give easier inside access to all the tourists to come to the Bird Sanctuary and Mangrove Forest Park.

Presidencia de Bais


Bais City's oldest municipal hall.

Presidencia de Bais during night time.

Sipong sa Bais

          Sipong is one of the most awaited highlights in the many activities presented during the town fiesta. Its a festive thanks giving dance for a good harvest of crops, sea foods and other source of living found and cherished by the people in the city.

Bais City Christmas Fair 

     Be thrilled with the Christmas Fair. The Pasko sa Bais Festival, held at the City’s ball field, is an annual Christmas celebration featuring a 20-meter GIGANTIC Christmas tree and decors around the City Plaza. The Christmas Festival has continually drawn domestic and foreign tourists over the years.

Bais City Dolphin Watching

       Bais City is well known for its proximity to the protected marine sanctuary, the Tañon Strait. From the Capiñahan Wharf in the South Bay, the boat heads out to the Bais Bay and into the Tañon Strait where the dolphins frolic in the water, and the whales emerge from the deep. It is a fascinating to experience and behold these sea creatures up close. Other activities include swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling and scuba diving in the nearby reefs.

      Dolphin and Whale Watching is fast becoming a national attraction as well. It has gained popularity among travelers both local and foreign because of its appealing combination of activities.The adventure starts with a cruise along Bais Bay then out to Tañon Strait, the natural habitat of several whale and dolphin specie. Among the kinds of dolphins you may encounter during the trip are , pantropical spotted dolphins, bottlenose dolphins and long snouted spinner dolphins. Melon headed whales, short finned pilot whales, pygmy sperm whales, pygmy killer whales and dwarf sperm whales are commonly found in the TañonStrait too.After the show of sea mammals, you head out to Manjuyod White Sand Bar where the boat temporarily docks. Here you can savor your lunch of grilled pork and fish while looking out into the blue sea and sky and the white sands of Manjuyod. This place is also ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling and scuba diving in the nearby reefs.