Malamawi Island is a beach lovers and snorkeler's paradise. The island paradise has been likened to Boracay because of its gleaming white sands and clear turquoise and blue waters. It also has a boardwalk jutting out of the main beach, and a rich marine sanctuary that makes an exciting snorkeling and diving destination.

Balay Dako offers a scenic Tagaytay dining experience. "Balay Dako", which means "big house" in the Negrense language, is a restaurant located in just that: a big, traditional family house with an elegent, homey ambiance. Families or couples can enjoy native Tagaytay and other Filipino dishes such as Bulalo (beef stew), Sinigang (sour stewed vegetables and meat), and a variety of hot mains, sides, and kakanin (rice delicacies). It is also a popular destination for milestone events such as wedding receptions. It is one of the restaurants under the Antonio's Group of Restaurants.

This protected landscape is a key biodiversity area that provides sanctuary for a wide range of flora and fauna, including endemic and endangered species. Covering a total area of 2,689.542 hectares marked by lowland forests, grassland, steep slopes and ridges, it is home to creatures such as the Philippine eagle, Philippine cockatoo, Philippine hawk eagle, Philippine tarsier, Philippine warty pig, Asian palm civet cat Philippine sailfin lizard, to name a few. In 2018, scientist and Far Eastern University faculty, Rudolph Valentino A. Docot, discovered a new vulnerable plant species named Plagiostachys lourdesiae (Zingiberaceae).

Museo Orlina showcases the intricate glass works of pioneering Filipino glass sculptor, Ramon G. Orlina. The museum has also evolved to cater to different art exhibits and events, with the museum divided into different gallery spaces, a roof deck, an outdoor sculpture garden and amphitheater, a souvenir shop, and a cafe.

At the heart of the Mt. Timolan Protected Landscape lies this heart-shaped crater lake that almost seems as if it was pulled from a dream. Take in the serene surroundings by kayaking or camping by the lakeside to get the full experience.

Situbo Falls is one of the lesser known falls in the area, with two cascades pouring out from towering rock formations. The path to the falls is lush and green, and remains relatively pristine and undeveloped.

The Puzzle Mansion houses a collection of jigsaw puzzle that was recognized by Guinness to be the biggest in the world from 2012 to 2017. It is owned by the family of puzzle collector Georgina Gil-Lacuna.

The 3,003 steps leading to Linabo Peak is well worth it. From the top, one is rewarded with sweeping views of Dipolog City and the marshes of Dapitan.

Also known as the Town Square, the plaza is one of Dr. Jose P. Rizal's passion projects during his four years in exile at Dapitan. Together with Spanish Politico-Military Governor of Dapitan, Gov. Ricardo Carnicero, Rizal improved and enhanced the existing plaza and fashioned it after the ones that the national hero saw in Europe. It is characterized by oil lamps, a kiosk, a monument at the center bearing a snippet of one of Rizal's letters written in 1893, which states "Yo estoy dispuesto a hacer todo lo que pueda en obsequio de este pueblo. No tengo inconveniente ninguno en quedarme para siempre en este distrito” (“I’m willing to do everything I can for the sake of the people. I have no problem to stay forever in this district”.).

Balay Hamoy 1893 is a historical landmark in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines. Completed in 1893, it is the former residence of Don Mariano Balsomo Hamoy and his wife, Dona Pilar Sagario y Acaylar, who are close friends and business partners with Filipino National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal. In 1894, Don Mariano and Doña Pilar’s firstborn, Pablo, was delivered in the house by Rizal himself.