Panikian Island

Panikian Island, or “Pulo” as what locals would call it, is a place where two different, and opposite creatures of the nature converge. The Paniki (English counterpart of Bats) according to the locals is where it got its name, and the Pawikan (Turtles), are the creatures that have found shelter in the island. Although you cannot really see any of the previous, such creature is what would enter...

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Sunken Cemetery of Camiguin Island

Camiguin is an island province of the Philippines located in the Bohol Sea, about 10 kilometers off the northern coast of Mindanao. The island of Camiguin is of volcanic origin and composed of four young stratovolcanoes overlying older volcanic structures. The Sunken Cemetery of Camiguin Island marks the swept remains of the island’s rested locals. Driven underwater when Mt. Vulcan Daan erupted...

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Pulacan Falls

Pulacan Falls is located in the town of Labangan, 12 km from Pagadian City. It covers an area of about 400 square meters. It is the source of water for the Labangan irrigation system. The area around it has a permanent Boy and Girl Scout campsite with facilities wherein regional and provincial jamborees are held. Two kilometers from the area is the 134-hectare Home Defense Center and...

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Alindahaw Lakeview Resort

Alinadaw Lakeview Resort is located in Biswangan, Junction Tubod-Lakewood Road, Lakewood, Zamboanga del Sur. Located 49 kilometers off Pagadian City, Lakewood is more than just a “lake of woods.” An adventure to Lakewood is best if one reaches the site shortly before the sun sets. Golden yellow radiance complements the various shapes of cloud making the whole episode a picture perfect beauty....

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Dakak Beach Resort

Dakak Resort is located in Dapitan, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines. To get to the resort, there are flights from Manila to Dipolog or Cebu to Dipolog. From Dipolog airport, you will be picked up by the resort personnel for the 30-minute drive to Dakak Beach Resort. Dakak Beach Resort boasts of a long stretch of  white sand beach, 15 hectares of wooded land and natural...

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Maria Cristina Falls

As one of the most popular falls in the Philippines, Maria Cristina Falls still captivates people with its mesmerizing beauty that one needs to see when in Mindanao. Maria Cristina Falls in Iligan City is the second highest falls in the Philippines. It is a waterfall of the Agus River on the Island of Mindanao and is a landmark of Iligan City. Because of the presence of more...

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Mt. Apo

Mt. Apo is the highest point with an elevation of 3144 Meters above sea level, making it the Grand Father of all Philippine Mountains and the dream mountain of every Filipino mountaineer. Mount Apo is one of the must see and experience for every adventure tourist or backpacker who visits the country specially in the Davao Province where it lies. With its panoramic views and diverse scenery,...

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