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Sea of Clouds: The Newfound Marvel of Danao, Bohol

by: Sarah

Updated: April 23, 2023

Aside from the reopening of Danao Adventure Park, where one can brave the world’s highest canyon swing, travelers have regained interest in the mountain municipality of Danao, Bohol for a whole new reason. A scenic natural phenomenon occurring in town, located three hours’ drive away from Tagbilaran City, has been popularized by social media and persuaded curious travelers to pay a visit to this off-the-beaten-track destination in the central highlands of the island province.


Is it visible all year round regardless of season?

The clouds can be witnessed early in the morning, all year round except on windy and stormy weathers. So make sure to check weather updates for the planned date.

What is the best time to witness the sea of clouds?

Best time to witness the phenomenon is from 4:30 – 5:00 OR 5:00 – 6:00 in the morning. It actually depends on who you’re asking. Personally, if you can go early then good. Just take time to witness the scenery. Sometimes you might go there with little clouds, but if you are lucky, that could beautifully change to sea of clouds in few minutes.

Is it allowed or safe to camp there?

Camping is generally safe but there are no facilities or any equipment for rent, so better be prepared and bring everything necessary. Households are more or less 15 minutes away and the barangay (village) will also provide a barangay tanod to keep watch while you camp. Additional registration of less than a hundred per head is also required.

Are there anywhere you can buy food?

During early mornings especially the weekends, coffee, water and kakanin (local snacks) are sold by locals on viewpoints. If planning to camp and cook, better buy your provisions at the town center although sari-sari store (local convenient store) is available 15- 20 minutes from viewpoint (Dagohoy side).

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