Roca Encantada

Roca Encantada is a heritage house built in 1910 on a rocky promontory overlooking the Guimaras Strait in Barangay Navalas, Buenavista, Guimaras. Commissioned by Don Alejandro Lopez and Doña Presentacion Hofileña Lopez, the American colonial-era mansion is known for its mixed architectural influences and seaside setting. Declared a heritage house by the National Historical Institute in 2002, it is preserved as a cultural landmark and visited for its architecture, history, and coastal views.

Visitors can expect a well-preserved early 20th-century mansion perched on a coastal rock with views of the Guimaras Strait and nearby islets. The two-storey house features American colonial architecture with Filipino and European details, wooden interiors, period furnishings, and a balcony overlooking the sea. Access is via a short walk from Barangay Navalas. The site is typically explored with a caretaker-guided tour of the exterior and, when permitted, the interior rooms.

Built in 1910 for Don Alejandro Lopez and Doña Presentacion Hofileña Lopez, prominent members of the Lopez family. The house exemplifies American colonial period residential architecture in the Philippines. It was declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute (now National Historical Commission of the Philippines) on March 14, 2002, recognizing its historical and architectural value.

Represents the lifestyle and architecture of affluent Filipino families during the American colonial era. It is a preserved cultural landmark of Guimaras, showcasing heritage craftsmanship, period furnishings, and the island's historical ties to Iloilo. It serves as an educational site for local history and heritage conservation.