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.

Duka Bay Resort is an award-winning, villa-style resort known for its marine conservation and reef restoration efforts. The resort also offers leisure activities such as kayaking, glass bottom boat rentals, diving tours, and more.

Tubajon Aquamarine Park is a scenic marine-protected area in the coast of Laguindigan, Misamis Oriental. Covering 22 hectares of mangroves, it has bamboo cottages and walkways where visitors may appreciate the park and its wildlife from.

The Philippine Sailfin Lizard Sanctuary is a privately owned sanctuary for the Philippine sailfin lizard (Hydrosaurus pustulatus). Also called the "Jesus Lizard", the sailfin is famous for its ability to walk on water. The sanctuary is owned by Mr. Rodulfo and Mrs. Alma Dael, who feed the reptiles their regular supply f vegetables and fruits. The sanctuary is known as the only place in the world where the remarkable lizards can be observed up close.
 

The Immaculate Parish Conception Church was declared a National Cultural Treasure in Northern Mindanao. The church has two bell towers built in the 1800s.

Sagpulon Falls and Spring is a scenic, natural attraction in Jasaan where visitors may cool off in the natural pool where a cascade of water falls from 100 feet high, or enjoy a picnic in the basic amenities nearby.

Cool off under the Tiklas Falls or swim in the pool developed within the eco-tourism park. There are also basic amenities like picnic areas and huts.

Gingoog's first Oolong Tea Plantation offers fine black Oolong tea grown and processed in the same facility. Each purchase also helps sustain the livelihood of Oolong Tea farmers.

Mount Lumot is a popular hiking destination in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental. It is known as the crash site of Cebu Pacific Flight 387 in 1998. Like its name, it is filled with mossy forests.

Mount Balatukan is a potentially active compound stratovolcano in Gingoog. When it last erupted is still unkown, and since then it has become home to a wide list of flora and fauna such as the Philippine Eagle, e Philippine civet cat, Philippine warty pig, Mindanao lorikeet, and a wide range of flora. The mountain range is part of a Convergence Area Development Plan (CADP) in order to help protect the species inhabiting it.