Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Mindanao
3.5Japanese Tunnel(176 reviews) - Historical place in Davao Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
This is a historical place in Davao and must be preserved. The owner developed it and now it has a hotel and restaurant and swimming pool. It also has function rooms for groups or special occasions. The place is clean. There's a P50 entrance fee for a guided tour inside the cave.See more..
4.0Cloud 9 Surfing Tower(170 reviews) - Time to appreciate the wind and the waves Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts
You can have a better glimpse of the Siargao sunrise and sunset here. Once you arrive at the tower itself, you can just appreciate the wind and the waves. Don't worry, there are hand-made wooden and bamboo seats were you can flake out. But the best part here in Cloud 9 are the waves. Be careful when it's already dusk or dark as the lights along the wharf is limited.See more..
Due to a change of plans, my family and I unexpectedly went here on the opening night, last March 24. The line was long but was well worth the wait. I love the BBQ and their flavored buchi! I haven't encountered strawberry, matcha, chocolate or ube flavored buchi in Manila. So yummy! (We even went back by Tues to buy buchi as pasalubong, lol) At the end of the food stalls, there are also masseuses offering services and then after were the ukays. I liked the selection of clothes available there, good material at a very affordable price. Very memorable experience, will definitely go back here on my next trip.See more..
If you are interested to experience on some local trade and fishing industry, this is place to visit in GenSan. Fishing boats arrive early to unload their catch and see the auction of tuna in the fish port. You have to get permission to enter the area since restricted from general public. While inside you can watch frozen tuna unloaded for trade, testing and initial sorting. You can take pictures and talk with local workers. It’s a great and memorable experience. RecommendedSee more..
4.0Plaza Heneral Santos(74 reviews) - Excellently maintained, attractive central park Points of Interest & Landmarks
This central General Santos park is fairly large and extremely well maintained with friendly staff. I saw a couple of reasonably attractive butterflies. The park suffers a little from the constant traffic noise (motorbikes and honking of horns) but is otherwise a restful place with some good seating and wel maintained statues of major historical figures in local and Filipino general history. It is a credit to the city government.See more..
The nearest beautiful masjid close to one's heart can be considered a Mecca or Masjid AlHaram. A place of worship to remember Allah, swt, that makes our emaan or aqeedah strong, and to do good / forbids evil. A masjid near a river, seaside and also a hill , also a variety of mangroves along a wide marshland to see after the visitation. Thanks The Almighty Allah, swt, to the gift of nature & the Masjid.See more..
4.0Rizal's Landing Place(47 reviews) - Must Visit For the First Timr Visitor to Dapitan Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Spot where Rizal first disembarked in Dapitan is marked by a Monument. Well its not really the Exact, as in Exact spot. See more..
4.0Paseo de Santiago(32 reviews) - Very pleasant evening Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
Visited there as couples, just before coronavirus became a thing. Very pleasant evening, seated areas, or tables to rent for very little. Cold beers, music & barbecue, from the many small stalls, sea views, secure area (hence the entrance fees)See more..
We read about it here and said, lets do it. So we drive with a multi-cab to day-asan. There we find Julito and hire him for the boat tour. He is a funny guy and a good guide. After visiting the floating village and tour thru the mangroves we landed on a small coral-beach where we did a little swimming and snorkeling. The site was not so fabulous but still you find starfishes, some corals small fishes and more. Later we proceed to the real great coral reef which was described here before. Unfortunately the current was so strong that we could not go for snorkeling there. But Julito had an idea. Just hang on on the ropes from my boat while i will drive slowly over the corals. So we did and what we saw was breathtaking. Corals so large and colorful and unharmed by tourists. Lots of fishes and other animals. Really beautiful! Thank you Julito for this experiance.See more..
3.5Cotta Fort(17 reviews) - Cotta Fort Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
A Spanish Fortress built in 1756. It is beside the "Birhen sa Cotta" in the vicinity of the port area. There is a small museum inside the fort which could help people understand more about the history of Ozamiz. . A ramp leads you up to the walls where you can go around and have a good view of the surroundings. There is an old lighthouse but they don't allow people to go up for safety reasons. This place closes at 6pm. Entrance fee - P5.00See more..
About 10min walk from the main road, the mosque opened late 2014 ad financed by then Municipal Mayor Dimaukom which bears the name of the place. The bright pink color is painted all over the mosque from facade to minarets and domes. It can hold about 200 worshipers. In a land torn by war and strife, the colors represents a calming presence as with other pink colored public buildings like the school, town center and town hall.See more..
3.5Gaston Park(12 reviews) - Must-see for tourist! Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
If you are a tourist and it’s your first time to visit Cagayan de Oro City, you have to visit this place. It’s also near the Cathedral, the Tower museum and the City Hall. There are times when they turn on the dancing fountain and it’s a nice sight to behold at night.See more..
4.5Mt. Puting Bato(8 reviews) - Worth the hike Spent More than 3 hours Mountains • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Short hike. About 30 mimutes to 1 hour. 150 per person for a habal habal ride from Sasa Wharf. Our driver also served as our guide. Gradual assault and rocky trail. Open trail too, so make sure you bring sun protection, water, and trail food. 20 pesos when you reach the peak. Picturesque and peak is well-maintained. Cool air at the top. Just follow the trail, you won't get lost.See more..
4.0Surallah Cultural Landmark(7 reviews) - Truly a work of art Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Make sure you find time to go over all the sculptures as well as the city hall, the area is very interesting and shows a slice of Philippine cultureSee more..
3.5Moro Watch Tower(7 reviews) - Nice ruin we explored Points of Interest & Landmarks
Most of us landed at the port of Guinsiliban, while some other were in another boat that was brought to another port, we explored the Moro watch tower nearby as suggested by those locals that we meet. This is also close to a public school and some teachers passing by gave us some interesting information about the tower ruin. We enjoyed and appreciated our quick tour to the Guinsiliban Moro watch tower.See more..
4.5Cabadbaran(6 reviews) - Mt. Pongkay Points of Interest & Landmarks
The prayer mountain. Located at brgy Kauswagan. A 15mins tricycle ride from the bus terminal. Its easy to locate. Widely known by the locals. Its approximately 700+ steps aboveg will take you 30mins to 1hr to climb. The best part of the day to go up is in the morning at 5am where the sun has not yet risen. An entrance fee of 10pesos for the maintenance. Owned and developed by the saladaga family a local in cabadbaran. With the aide of the local government and some private peoples.See more..
It's an amazing place. I feel comfortable there and air is so refreshing. It's the best place for prayer as well.See more..
4.5Bayugan Rotunda(5 reviews) - Haven within the city Points of Interest & Landmarks Best place to jog in the morning and relax during a hot and busy day. This place is calm and relaxing even if surrounded by the busy city streets.See more..
4.5Kiamba Baywalk(5 reviews) - My Home Town Points of Interest & Landmarks
Kiamba is my "home town" nice relaxing and have fresh vegetables, live fish and yummy grilled juicy chicken....See more..
5.0Mount Redondo Natural Bonsai Forest(3 reviews) - Amazing Bonsai forest on Dinagat Island Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts • Scenic Walking Areas
The Mount Redondo Natural Bonsai Forest covers an estimated area of more than 100 hectares of century-old "Bonsai" forest. I went there with friends. You need a 4X4 vehicle to there. You also need to obtain permission from the mining company which is working in the area. This company owns the access road which is really a rough road. You have to pass through the mining area which is not very nice. I had never seen a bonsai forest before and it exceeded my expectations. It is really beautiful and unique. The flora is unlike anything I have seen before. There are very big pitcher plants and really tiny ones. During our visit there were lots of clouds on Mount Redondo. Views on a bright day must be amazing. Would love to come back here and do some trekking. To get there you will have to charter a vehicle which will be expensive. I was lucky to go there with a group of friends.See more..
4.5Blue Lagoon(2 reviews) - Amazing Tidal Pool Spent More than 3 hours Bodies of Water • Points of Interest & Landmarks
The hidden paradise, the enchanting Blue Lagoon also known as Tidal Pool of Libjo, Dinagat Islands. The crystal clear cold water is so inviting and the islet kisses are wonders to the eyes. It is part of Barangay Magsaysay, Libjo, It can be reached by boat by 1 hour and 30 minutes from San Jose pier.See more..
2.0The Giant Toog Tree(1 review) - Just a tree Points of Interest & Landmarks
Baranggay Alegria's landmark. This is just a toog tree. It was gigantic but nothing special. Yep. NoneSee more..
5.0General Moncado White House(1 review) - Paranormal Activity Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mysterious Sites
If your into the Paranormal and would like to experience a real Ghost Hunt then this is the place to go. Meet the spirits that resides in the mansion. Jason, Christina, Diyosa and many others will "talk" to you. We also captured a picture of the White Lady of the mansion and a photo of a child looking out at us while we prepare our campsite. Evil looking orbs are a staple in the area. Don't forget to bring your audio and video equipment because you WILL capture evidences that spirits DO walk amongst us.See more..
