The Lake Sebu Indigenous Women Weavers Association, Inc. (LASIWWAI) lets tourists participate in sustainable tourism that helps uplift and empower  T'boli women and children.  When in LASIWWAI, purchase a T'nalak cloth to help put a T'boli child to school while bringing home a sacred, intricate piece of T'boli heritage.

Damweng Dmatal provides a Bali-inspired mountain camping experience. It has an overlooking campsite and several view decks. Damweng Dmatal means “overlooking the city plains” in Blaan.

Bong Gumne De Muhon is a peaceful nature park for camping enthusiasts or anyone who wishes to get verdant views of Koronadal. It showcases a Salal Kafi or Bird’s Nest where tourists can see the overlooking view in style. “Bong Gumne” means ‘a big house at the boundary’ in Blaan. It has a campsite and Balinese-inspired view decks perched atop a mountain.

This 11-hectare complex along Sarangi Bay is best known for its dizzying selection of the freshest seafood - especially tuna. It is the Philippines' second largest fish port in the next to Navotas Fish Port Complex in Metro Manila. Visitors can see the entire process, with the day's catch coming fresh off the boats to be graded and weighed on the port.

Tiongson Arcade is a culinary landmark that boasts of GenSan's abundance of fresh seafood. This casual, roadside food strip has rows and rows of fresh seafood on display for guests to choose from and have it cooked right then and there.

Located right along the National Highway, this cluster of fruit stalls offer the best of Tupi's fresh fruits and produce at reasonable prices. It is located in Tupi's idyllic agricultural plains near the foot of the Mt. Matutum Protected Landscape.

This eye-catching monument in the Surallah Roundball gives tribute to the intersection of the T'boli, Muslim and Christian cultures. Crafted by Mindanaoan sculptor Kublai Ponce Millan, it depicts an indigenous T'boli musical instrument called Hegalong surrounded by leaves of the Bohung plant, two giant T'nonggong drums, local produce, and statues showing T'bolis, Muslims and Christians celebrating harmoniously together.

This farm tourism attraction nestled in the highlands grows a variety of produce, with their main crop being cacao. Visitors are treated to an educational experience that walks them through the entire cacao process - from cultivation to processing. The farm also grows several herbs, ornamental plants, and other edible plants such as stevia and leafy greens. It also has ample training facilties and accommodations that can cater to large groups who wish to immerse themselves in the farm's sustainable practices.

The resort offers the complete Lake Sebu experience. It is home to the famous floating restaurant which serves a scrumptious assortment of Tilapia dishes, which is one of Lake Sebu's main aquacultural products. It also offers lakeside cottage accommodations, T'boli cultural tours, and a souvenir shop for those who want to bring home a little piece of Lake Sebu back home with them.

OrganiKian Urban Farm promotes the sustainable production of organically and hydroponically grown vegetables. It helps both first-time and seasoned growers setup their own organic and hydroponic farms by sharing know-how on growing produce in small areas. Aside from selling equipment, seeds, and fresh produce, they also ventured into crafting their own cocktails, drinks, and dishes made with their very own produce.