Bolinao's Giant Clams (Tridacna gigas), locally known as “Taklobo”, are a a protected clam species nurtured in the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute's (UP-MSI) sanctuary off Silaki Island. Tourists can take a boat to see this protected area from a safe distance where the hatcheries and the astounding adult clam species can be observed amidst clear, blue waters.

Patar Beach's fine, white to golden brown sands glisten like gold when the sun sets over the West Philippine Sea. The long shoreline it has a string of eateries, shops, and basic amenities.

Complete a visit to all of the three Bolinao waterfalls along the Bolinao River. Located in Brgy. Samang Norte, each of the falls has a distinct feature: Bolinao Falls 1 has the highest cascade, Bolinao Falls 2 has a wide, calm basin, and Bolinao Falls has a low set of flat rocks that make for a panoramic backdrop for photos.

Villa Soledad Beach Resort is an idyllic, family-friendly resort located right in front of Patar Road and the beach where the famous Bolinao Rock is located. It has two swimming pools, a chapel, and a basketball court.

Bolinao's Enchanted Cave was formed naturally throughout time. It is marked by a freshwater spring, fossilized limestones, and giant clams which are believed to have been fossilized from a time when the area was still underwater. There are also basic amenities and recreational activities within the area.

The biker's den in San Fabian offers a convenient respite for traveling cyclists, bikers, or passersby who want to stop for a quick restroom break or a leisurely snack with a view.

This eco-adventure park is known for its natural hot and cold springs that come from Mt. Balungao, which was once an active volcano. It has a wide roster of adventure activities like ziplining, picnic groves, cabanas, and scenic walkways and trekking paths.

This beachside walkway in Dagupan City was initiated in 2018 to promote tourism and showcase the beauty of Bonuan's Blue Beach, commonly known as Tondaligan Beach, which gets its breeze from the Lingayen Gulf. 

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Bued Mangrove Park is set against scenic salt flats of Brgy. Bued, Pangasinan. It has long wooden walkways that allow visitors to walk through and take pictures of the scenic fields and mangroves.