14 places to discover
Binucot Beach is a coastal beach located in Barangay Bunsoran, municipality of Ferrol on Tablas Island, Romblon Province, Philippines. It is known for its stretch of light-colored sand, clear turquoise waters and relatively undeveloped, quiet setting. The beach faces the Tablas Strait and is surrounded by coconut palms and low hills. It is visited for swimming, relaxation and photography, offering a secluded alternative to more developed beaches in Romblon.
Bonbon Beach is a white-sand beach in Barangay Lonos, municipality of Romblon on Romblon Island, Romblon Province. It is notable for its long stretch of fine white sand, clear turquoise water, and a natural sandbar that emerges during low tide connecting the beach to the uninhabited Bang-og Island. The beach is a popular destination for swimming, photography and sandbar walks.
Cantingas River is a clear freshwater river in Barangay Taclobo, San Fernando on Sibuyan Island, Romblon Province. Recognized as one of the cleanest rivers in the Philippines, it is known for its crystal-clear, cool waters, natural swimming pools and forested surroundings. The river is a community-managed eco-tourism destination offering swimming and picnicking in a tranquil natural setting near the foothills of Mount Guiting-Guiting.
Carabao Island, also known as Hambil Island, is a small island municipality of San Jose in Romblon Province, Philippines, located south of Tablas Island and near Boracay. Known for its white sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, limestone cliffs and caves, the island offers a quieter alternative to nearby Boracay. It is notable for its fishing communities, scenic coastline, and natural attractions such as Cathedral Cave and expansive beaches.
Cobrador Island, also known as Naguso Island, is a small inhabited island barangay north of Romblon Island in the municipality of Romblon, Romblon Province, Philippines. Part of the Romblon island group in the Sibuyan Sea, it is noted for its white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, coral reefs and quiet fishing community. Accessible by boat from Romblon Town, it offers a laid-back island experience away from the main island.
Cresta de Gallo is an uninhabited small island in the Sibuyan Sea under the municipality of San Fernando, Romblon. It is noted for its powdery white sand, sandbar and clear turquoise waters. The island is undeveloped with no permanent settlement and is accessed by boat from mainland Romblon. It is a well-known day-trip and camping destination for swimming, snorkeling and sightseeing.
Cresta de Gallo is a small uninhabited island in the Sibuyan Sea under the jurisdiction of San Fernando, Romblon, Philippines. Located about 14 kilometers southwest of Sibuyan Island, it is known for its long white sandbar, powdery white sand beach and clear turquoise waters. The island is a popular day-trip destination for island-hopping tours from Azagra, San Fernando, offering swimming, snorkeling and scenic views in a largely undeveloped natural setting.
Dagubdob Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay España, San Fernando on Sibuyan Island, Romblon Province, Philippines. Surrounded by forested terrain at the foothills of the island's interior, it is known for its multi-tiered cascade and clear natural pool. The falls is accessed via a short trek from the barangay and is recognized as one of San Fernando's nature-based tourist attractions for sightseeing and swimming.
Fort San Andres is a Spanish-era hilltop fort located on Calabogo Hill overlooking Romblon town and Romblon Bay in Romblon Province, Philippines. Built in the 17th century to defend against Moro pirate raids, it is constructed of coral blocks and limestone. The fort is notable for its well-preserved walls, bastions, and panoramic views of the town, harbor, and surrounding islands.
Lambingan Falls is a forested waterfall located in Barangay Dulangan, municipality of Magdiwang on Sibuyan Island, Romblon Province, Philippines. Situated within the foothills of Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park, it is known for its multi-tiered cascades, clear natural pools and surrounding secondary forest. The falls is accessed via a trek from the barangay proper and is a notable nature attraction in northern Sibuyan for swimming and sightseeing.
Looc Fish Sanctuary is a community-managed marine protected area located in Looc Bay off Barangay Punta in Looc, Tablas Island, Romblon. Established to protect coral reefs and fish stocks, it is notable for its clear waters, healthy coral formations, and abundant marine life. The sanctuary features a floating cottage and serves as a snorkeling and ecotourism site within Looc Bay.
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.
St. Joseph Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Poblacion, Romblon town on Romblon Island, Romblon Province, Philippines. Built by Augustinian Recollects in the 17th century using coral blocks and limestone, it is one of the oldest churches in the region. It serves as the seat of the Diocese of Romblon established in 1974 and is notable for its fortified structure, historic facade, and central role in local religious life.
Talipasak Beach is a white-sand coastal beach located in Barangay Ginablan, municipality of Romblon on Romblon Island, Romblon Province, Philippines. It faces the Sibuyan Sea and is known for its clear turquoise water, fine sand, and relatively undeveloped, quiet setting. The beach is situated north of Romblon town proper and is valued for swimming, beach walks, and coastal scenery away from more crowded tourist areas.