Kermit Surf Resort and Camp is one of the household names in Siargao when it comes to some of the most notable things to do in the island: surf, swim, relax, and eat. The resort is known for serving sumptuous wood-fired pizzas, which has branched out and become popular beyond Siargao.

The coastal town of Puerto Galera is one of Oriental Mindoro's top tourism destinations. It was named by UNESCO as a Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1973, with the other two being Palawan and Albay. Its rich reefs and waters are known snorkeling and diving destinations, while plenty of swimmable beaches dotting the coastline.
 

One of Occidental Mindoro's most astonishing gems is the Apo Reef Natural Park, which contains the Philippines' largest coral reef. The reef, which isalso second-largest contiguous coral reef system in the world is a marine paradise for scuba divers and conservationists who can spot up to 285 marine species in the waters off the three islands that make up the park - Apo Island, Apo Menor and Cayos del Bajo.

Soak up the livele locale of Puerto Galera at White Beach - the main of its 32 glittering beaches. It is lined with a wide selection of resorts, establishments, and dining spots that are lively from day while you enjoy the clear waters, and by night if you're looking to dine in and go out for a few drinks.

Fort San Andres and Fort Santiago compose what is known as the Twin Forts of Romblon - a pair of Spanish fortifications built in 1644 to protect the town from invaders. In 2013, the site has been declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines.

Experience traveling to a waterfall via carabao-drawn cart ride. Tukuran Falls is a hidden getaway in Villaflor, Puerto Galera with gentle cacades over shallow basins.

Muelle Bay offers a glimpse of the past through its refurbished pier which was once a busy trade hub for merchants. It has been listed as one of the most beautiful bays in the world by the Paris-based Les Plus Belles Baies Du Monde (The Most Beautiful Bays in the World) Club

This natural hot spring resort in Buenavista is known for its sulfuric waters which are believed to have therapeutic properties. It is nestled within lush surroundings near the Boac-Gasan-Torrijos Road.

Wake up early to catch a sight of the Palad Sand Bar - which is only visible only during low tide. It is a popular pitstop for island hoppers visiting Maniwaya Island nearby.

This potentially active stratovolcano is the highest peak in Marinduque island, with an elevation of 1,157 metres above sea level. It is marked by sulfuric springs, part of which indicates that the volcano is potentially active. Its unique location at the heart of the region lets hikers get a panoramic view that encompasses Mindoro, Verde Island, and Bicol and Burias Island.