Mount Guiting-Guiting Natural Park

Mount Guiting-Guiting Natural Park is a protected area covering 15,265.48 hectares at the center of Sibuyan Island in Romblon Province, Philippines. Centered on Mount Guiting-Guiting (2,058 meters), the highest peak in Romblon, it is renowned for its jagged, knife-edge ridges and high biodiversity. Often called the Galapagos of Asia, the park harbors many endemic plant and animal species and is considered one of the most difficult and technically challenging climbs in the country.

Visitors can expect a rugged mountain landscape with dense primary forest, mossy forests, steep ridges, and exposed rock scrambles leading to the summit. The park is accessed via designated jump-off points in Magdiwang and San Fernando. Facilities are basic, centered on ranger stations and registration areas. Activities focus on guided trekking and camping, with opportunities to see endemic flora and fauna, rivers and waterfalls at lower elevations, and panoramic views of Sibuyan Island and surrounding seas from higher trails.