Tagbibintay Falls lets you conquer seven falls at a time via diffferent trails with varying difficulty levels. Visitors can also opt to trek by the river in order to see the falls' splendor from a different perspective.
 

This annual thanksgiving celebration celebrates the province's rich gold deposits, cultural heritage, and abundant harvests.

Mount Candalaga has some of Davao's most scenic trails. It contains a multitude of waterfalls, and is home to the indigenous Mandaya and Mansaka people.

Explore Davao de Oro's highest peak and be enchanted by its mossy forests and grassy slopes. Mout Tagubud, also known as Mount Pandadagsaan and White Peak, is a one of the province's most popular hiking destinations.

Relax your mind and body in the Mainit Hot Springs. A natural attraction in Davao de Oro, it features sulfuric hot springs set against unique rock formations and a protected landscape.

Enjoy tropical weather all year round in Dusit Thani Lubi Plantation Resort's luxurious accommodations. Its white sand beaches, coconut trees, and premium amenities make it a fuss-free island paradise destination for couples or families alike. It has its own boat/van transfers from Davao City. For those who want to see Davao's banana and coconut plantations, taking the van transfer option on the way to and from the island lets them go through the verdant scenery.

Kopiat Island is an unspoiled island getaway in Mabini, Compostela Valley. It boasts an idyllic scenery with an abundance of coconut trees and clear waters from the Davao Gulf. Its rich marine environment has made it a preferred breeding ground for creatures such as the Hawksbill and Leatherback turtles.