Paragamac Waterfall is a stunning natural wonder that features seven tiers, each surrounded by untouched beauty, providing an immersive experience for visitors. This area is ideal for activities like trekking, continue reading : Paragamac Waterfalls
100-year old Acacia Tree
The 100-year-old Acacia tree in San Vicente, Tubajon, remains a magnificent sight, standing tall and resilient through the years. With its imposing presence, the tree serves as a landmark for continue reading : 100-year old Acacia Tree
Tambongon Lagoon
The name “Tambongon” is believed to be derived from the Tambo plant, which is native to the area. Covering 20 hectares, the lagoon serves as a vital habitat and breeding continue reading : Tambongon Lagoon
PBMA Founder’s Shrine
The Founder’s Shrine stands as the final resting place of Ruben E. Ecleo, Sr., the late founder of the Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association, Inc. (PBMA) and the local hero of continue reading : PBMA Founder’s Shrine
Campintac Black Beach No. 2
Campintac Black Beach No. 2, located in Loreto, Dinagat Islands, is a striking stretch of pebbly sand bordered by the pristine waters of the Surigao strait. This unique beach is continue reading : Campintac Black Beach No. 2
Sangay Beach
Boasting nearly 2 kilometers of fine white sand framed by breathtaking rock formations and a crystal-clear river that winds from the mountains to the sea, this beach in Barangay Carmen, continue reading : Sangay Beach
Mt. Redondo Natural Bonsai Forest
The stunning Bonsai Forest covers approximately 100 hectares and is located at the highest peak of the province, Mt. Redondo. The forest is home to stunted, shrub-like trees that average continue reading : Mt. Redondo Natural Bonsai Forest
Mount Palhi (Babaeng Bukid)
Rising 734 meters between Libjo and Tubajon, Mt. Palhi—locally called “Babaeng Bukid” for its lady-like silhouette—is a towering symbol of Dinagat’s wild beauty and rich biodiversity. The trek starts at continue reading : Mount Palhi (Babaeng Bukid)
Kisses Islets
Nestled between Barangay Quezon and Libjo Bay, the Kisses Islets are nature’s sweet surprise—karst rock formations named after the iconic chocolate treat for their kiss-shaped silhouettes. Scattered like gems across continue reading : Kisses Islets
Cab-ilan Rock Formation Dive Site
Carved by time and the relentless rhythm of the sea, the rock formations in Cab-ilan, Dinagat are a breathtaking testament to nature’s artistry. These stunning geological wonders feature unique, picture-perfect continue reading : Cab-ilan Rock Formation Dive Site
