The Sibuyan Sea is a body of water located in the central part of the Philippines. It is bordered by the islands of Luzon to the north, Mindoro to the west, and Masbate to the south. The sea is known for its rich marine biodiversity and is part of the larger Philippine Sea. The Sibuyan Sea is also significant for its fishing grounds and is a vital resource for local communities. It connects to various important waterways, including the Tablas Strait and the San Bernardino Strait, facilitating maritime trade and transportation in the region.