Adventure

This ecotourism destination is famous for its 850-meter zip line which lets adventure seekers zip over the sea and land on an islet. It also features an eco-trail through a dense forest, where limestone formations and view decks can be encountered along the way.

Minasangay Island is an extreme adventure hotspot known for high-adrenaline activities like cliff-jumping, diving, snorkeling and mangrove explorations.

Splash around with the whole family in the Philippines' largest pirate-themed waterpark. With 12 exciting slides, a dual wave pool and a 400 meter lazy river, it has something for everyone. It also has a souvenir shop and a restaurant that serves diner-style comfort food.

Experience the thrilling rapids of Cagayan de Oro River with Kagay Whitewater Rafting. The tour operator provides safe and fun whitewater rafting tours of varying levels for thrill seekers looking for a different type of watersports adventure.

See Cagayan de Oro from the air via Hugo Sky Lounge's paragliding services. Located in the Sierra del Oro Resort, the Hugo Sky Lounge is the first and only paragliding adventure provider in Cagayan de Oro. It offers a safe and thrilling paragliding experience for adventure-seekers looking to view the city from above.
 

Macahambus Adventure Park is an eco-tourism park for those who want to see the historical Macahambus Gorge from a bird's eye view. It offers outdoor adventure activities like rapelling, ziplining and a skybridge which is 123 meters long and 150 meters high.

See the whole island from above aboard a yellow American Champion Super Decathlon 8KCAB plane. The Camiguin Aviation: Yellow Plane arranges aerial tours that give a bird's eye view of the island's volcanoes, islets, sandbars, and even some of its hot springs.

KampoJuan features a 1910 heritage house and eco-attractions in a ten-hectare camp resort named after its proprietor, crop scientist, agriculturist and farmer, Dr. Juan Acosta. Guests can enjoy an unicycle ride, walk through scenic trails and hanging bridges, or stay overnight in its bed and breakfast lodge.

Dahilayan Adventure Park offers a whole lineup of eco-adventure attractions nestled in Manolo Fortich's forests and mountains - which sit at 4,700 feet above sea level. It is home to Asia's longest dual zipline, which measures 840 meters, a razorback mountain coaster, a sky tower base jump, ATV trails, a restaurant and cafe, overnight stays, and more.

Moalboal's Sardine Run lets swimmers get the magical experience of swimming around a large volume of sardines.