Oboob Mangrove Garden

🌿 Obo‑ob Mangrove Garden (Camp Sawi / Camp Wagi)

Experience this serene and sustainable eco-park nestled in a lush mangrove forest — perfect for nature lovers, photo seekers, and lovers of Filipino cinema moments.

🌟 Why Visit?
• Established by the Omagieca Mangrove Garden Integrated Ecotourism Conservation Association, a community-led conservation project .
• Wander along the elevated bamboo boardwalk through dense mangroves. The trail leads to iconic Camp Sawi and Camp Wagi signboards — filming spots from the well-loved local film Camp Sawi .
• Climb the bamboo watchtower for panoramic views and spot fish swimming among roots. Kayaking and boat rides are also available during high tide .
• Dine at the on-site restaurant by the water offering authentic Bantayan meals, then unwind in cottages or photo rest stops .

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🕒 When to Visit
• Ideal months: January to April for cool, dry weather and less rain .
• Best timing: Before 10 AM or after 2 PM to avoid midday heat and crowding .

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💸 Rates & Fees
• Adult entrance: ₱50–₱75
• Child (4–12 yrs): ₱20
• Senior/PWD: ₱60
• Kayaking: ₱170/hour
• Boat ride (5 pax): ₱350/trip
• Cottage rental: ₱150 (first 3 hours)

If you kayak, the entrance fee may be waived — ask upon arrival .