Rizal Boulevard
Dumaguete's seaside promenade, lined with coconut palms and old-style street lamps. Go for a morning walk, watch the sunset in the evening, and sample street food.
The boulevard runs about 800 meters along the coast, with a seawall on one side and colonial-style old buildings, hotels and restaurants on the other. Early in the morning, locals jog and walk their dogs. In the evening, vendors sell grilled skewers, egg waffles and local 'tempura' fried snacks. From here you can see Siquijor Island and Apo Island in the distance. The north end is near Silliman University, and the south end connects to the pier. Admission is free, and it is relatively safe at night.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sans Rival Cakes & Pastries
- Dumaguete Belfry & St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral
- Silliman University Anthropology Museum
- Silliman University
- Forest Camp Valencia
- Casaroro Falls
- Red Rock Hot Spring
- Pulangbato Falls