Location of Atmosphere, Philippines
The Philippine Archipelago is comprised of over 7,000 islands situated between the Philippine Sea and the South China Sea. Our vast coral fringed islands offer a truly memorable underwater experience to snorkelers and divers. Atmosphere is close to the city of Dumaguete on Negros Island, which is a bustling university town. Dumaguete has an airport, several hospitals, shopping malls and other conveniences at hand. Atmosphere is located thirty minutes south of Dumaguete by car, by the coastal town of Dauin. The resort is close to the beautiful islands of Apo, Bohol, Siquijor and Cebu.
Our physical address is:
Atmosphere Resorts & Spa
Maayong Tubig, Dauin
6217 Negros Oriental, Philippines
+63 (0) 35 400 6940
+63 (0) 917 700 2048
+63 (0) 917 700 1042
Getting to Atmosphere, Philippines
There are many ways to arrive at Atmosphere, either by plane, ferry or overland. We can help you by suggesting several domestic transportation options. Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific fly to Dumaguete from Manila, and the flight takes just over one hour.
Once you land in Dumaguete/Sibulan airport, we can pick you up with a private sanitized van. The cost is currently 3000 pesos per room per way. Please make sure to contact us 48 hours in advance to arrange it. Due to local Covid-measures, we currently do not offer any other modes of transportation.
Negros Island can also be reached by road from Cebu City, via a 5-6 hour car ride to the southern tip of Cebu Island. The ferry takes around 30 minutes. We will pick you up (same rate as above) and transfer you to Atmosphere, which will take about an hour.
Ferries also travel from Cebu city to Dumaguete and sometimes from Bohol to Dumaguete, please contact us for the latest information.
Click here for flight bookings with Philippine Airlines and click here for flight bookings with Cebu Pacific or contact us.
Climate at Atmosphere, Philippines
The climate of the Philippines is tropical, with moderate to high temperatures and moderate to high humidity. Typically, the Manila region has two distinct seasons. A dry winter season runs from December to June, and a slightly wetter summer season runs from July to November. Atmosphere is located further south and therefore has less distinct seasons, with less rain and a longer dry period. The dry season brings moderate seas and on-shore breezes. The wetter season has glass-flat seas and minimal offshore winds. Our coolest month typically falls in January and the hottest, in May.
Water temperatures vary between 26-30oC. There is usually no need to bring warmer clothes, but a long sleeved sweater or cardigan can come in handy on windy or rainy evenings. For Scuba diving, long wetsuits would be most comfortable during the winter; short suits are perfect during the summer.
