A huge freshwater marsh in north-east Mindanao, a Ramsar wetland of lakes, swamp forest and floating islands. The Manobo people live in stilt houses on the marsh and run boat trips. It is a place for waterbirds, monitors and crocodiles: Philippine duck, egrets and saltwater crocodiles are among the animals recorded.
What wildlife can you see in Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary?
Top wildlife targets in Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary include Philippine Duck, Wandering Whistling-Duck, Saltwater Crocodile, White-bellied Sea-Eagle, Water Monitor and Great Egret. Highlights: Ramsar freshwater marsh.
Where is Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary?
Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary is in Agusan del Sur, the Philippines (about 8.32°, 125.89°).
What are the highlights of Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary?
Ramsar freshwater marsh, Philippine duck and waterbirds and Boat trips with Manobo guides.
Plan a visit
Want to visit? Send a quick enquiry to an operator who runs trips here.