16 places to discover
Bangkaw Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Diaz, municipality of Tubajon, in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Set within a forested inland area, the falls features a cascade flowing into a natural basin used for swimming and wading. It is known as a quiet, relatively undeveloped nature attraction in northern Dinagat Island, visited for sightseeing, photography and nature immersion away from coastal tourist areas.
Bitaog Beach is a coastal beach located in Barangay Rizal, municipality of Basilisa, Dinagat Islands, Philippines. Situated on Dinagat Island facing the surrounding waters of the province, it is known as a local shoreline destination with sandy shores and clear coastal waters. The beach serves as a community coastal area for residents and visitors exploring Basilisa, offering a natural beach setting typical of the island's coastline.
Dako Falls is a natural waterfall located in the municipality of Cagdianao in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated inland amid forested terrain, it features cascading waters flowing into a clear natural basin surrounded by rocks and vegetation. The falls is known as a local eco-tourism spot offering a tranquil natural setting for swimming and picnics. It is accessible via a short trek from the barangay road and is visited for its undeveloped, nature-preserved environment.
Duyos Beach is a coastal beach located in Barangay Melgar in the municipality of Basilisa, Dinagat Islands, Philippines. Situated on the southern part of Dinagat Island facing the Dinagat Sound, it is known for its stretch of light-colored sand, clear waters and calm shoreline. The beach is a local leisure destination used for swimming, picnics and gatherings, accessible by boat and road from Basilisa and San Jose, and visited as part of island coastal tours.
Hagakhak Island is a small coastal island located off the coast of Basilisa municipality in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated in the waters between Dinagat and Surigao, it is known for its white sand shoreline, clear turquoise waters, and distinctive rock formations. The island is visited as part of island-hopping tours from Basilisa and San Jose, offering a quiet natural setting for swimming, sightseeing and photography away from developed tourist infrastructure.
Hinabyan Beach is a coastal beach located in the municipality of Cagdianao in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated on the eastern side of Dinagat Island facing the Philippine Sea, it is known for its light-colored sandy shoreline, clear waters and surrounding coconut and coastal vegetation. The beach is accessed via local roads from Cagdianao town center and serves as a local leisure and swimming area for residents and visitors exploring the province's coastal attractions.
Isla Aga is a small coastal island located in the municipality of Basilisa in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated within the Surigao Strait area off the southern part of Dinagat Island, it is part of the island municipality's cluster of islets and coastal features. The island is characterized by its natural coastal setting, surrounding waters, and rural island environment typical of Basilisa. It is primarily known as a local geographic feature rather than a developed tourist destination with established facilities.
Jelmar's Islet is a small coastal islet located off the municipality of Libjo in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. It lies in the waters surrounding Dinagat Island and is known as a minor island-hopping stop. The islet features a small land area surrounded by clear seawater and coastal scenery. Accessible only by boat from mainland Libjo, it is visited for brief sightseeing, photography and viewing the surrounding seascape.
Lake Bababu is a natural brackish lake located in Barangay Melgar, Basilisa, Dinagat Islands, Philippines. It is recognized as one of the few meromictic lakes in the Philippines, where freshwater and seawater layers do not mix. Surrounded by limestone cliffs and forested hills, the lake is connected to the sea by a narrow channel and is noted for its clear, stratified waters and tranquil natural setting.
Lalaking Bukid Island is a small coastal islet located in the municipality of Basilisa in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated off the southern part of Dinagat Island within the Surigao Strait area, it is part of the cluster of islets around Basilisa. The island is noted for its natural coastal scenery, clear surrounding waters and quiet, undeveloped environment. It is typically visited as part of island-hopping tours from Basilisa and is valued for its secluded island character.
Miracle Pool Cave is a natural cave attraction located in Libjo municipality on Dinagat Islands in the Philippines. The site features a cave interior containing a natural pool with clear water fed by surrounding limestone formations. It is known among local visitors for its secluded setting and natural rock features. The cave is situated within the forested and coastal landscape of Libjo and is visited for swimming, sightseeing and nature observation.
Mount Redondo Natural Bonsai Forest is a unique pygmy forest located on the summit ridge of Mount Redondo, the highest peak in Loreto, Dinagat Islands, Philippines. Notable for its naturally stunted trees and shrubs growing on ultramafic soil, the forest resembles a cultivated bonsai garden. The site is valued for its rare ecology, moss-covered landscape, and panoramic views, and is accessed via a guided trek through forested and exposed ridgeline terrain.
Pangabangan Island is a small coastal island off the municipality of Libjo in Dinagat Islands Province, Philippines. Located east of mainland Dinagat Island in the Philippine Sea, it is noted for its white sand shoreline, clear turquoise waters and fringing coral areas. Accessible only by boat from Libjo, the island is visited for beach use, swimming and island-hopping and forms part of the municipality's coastal island attractions.
Paragamac Falls is a forested waterfall located in the municipality of Tubajon in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated inland from the town center and surrounded by dense vegetation and natural rock formations, the falls feature cascading water into a clear basin used for swimming and wading. It is recognized as a local natural attraction within Tubajon and is visited for sightseeing, nature appreciation and short treks through the surrounding landscape.
Quano Cave is a natural cave attraction located in the municipality of Libjo in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated on Dinagat Island in the Caraga region, it is recognized as one of the natural attractions of Libjo alongside coastal and inland sites. The cave features typical karst formations and is visited for nature exploration and caving in a relatively undeveloped setting.
Sangay Beach is a coastal beach located in the municipality of Loreto in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Situated on the eastern side of Dinagat Island facing the Philippine Sea, it is known for its stretch of light-colored sand, clear waters and relatively undeveloped shoreline. The beach is part of Loreto's coastal barangays and is visited for its quiet, natural setting and views of the surrounding islands and sea.