Nature

This integrated organic farm and school in Bansalan, is the Philippines' Leading Exporter of 100% organic and 100% natural coconut syrup. Farm tours let guests walk through hillside farms where various produces are grown amidst scenic surrounds. It also has a restaurant that serves unique products such as pizza with dragonfruit-infused crusts and strawberry-infused adobo.

This small islet off the coast o Sta. Cruz is surrounded by clear waters that make it a popular swimming destination. It is easily accessible via boat from a dock near the Davao-Cotobato Road.

This natural waterfall in Kapalong is a unique canyoneering destination where visitors can rapel from the top of the 155-feet-tall falls and into the clear basin of water beneath.

This natural cave formation is a tourist attraction which is said to have been named after a native medicine man who performed rituals in the cave, as well as in remembrance of the Dibabawon Tribe.

This natural waterfall in the Island Garden City of Samal is marked by small but multiple cascades of water that flow into a rocky basin of clear, blue waters.

Panabo Mangrove Park is an ecotourism destination that covers 73 hectares of salvage zone mangrove sanctuary. A 430-meter boardwalk lets visitors walk through the dense mangrove growths.

This ecotourism activity involves an 8.8 kilometer boat ride along Tancu-an River. It starts in Punong Restaurant up to the Davao Gulf and back. Other destinations in between include Maningo Farm, Ka’gan Villag, the boardwalk observatory, and a floating tiangge (store).

This agritourism destination built by Damosa Land Inc. (DLI) is a mixed-use development project envisioned to be the agricultural metropolis or “agropolis” of the region. It features farm tours, outdoor recreation spaces and activities, a mini-banana plantation, and more activities that highlight the entire farm-to-table process.

Nabintad River is an ecotourism destination where outdoor activities such as the Tagum River Cruise is held. Spanning 8.8 kilometers, its gentle waters are perfect for kayaking.

The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) is one of Davao City's most prized tourist and conservation attractions. Dedicated to the conservation of the Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jeffeyri), it lets visitors see the magnificent forest raptors up close and learn all about them and the conservation efforts being done to protect this species.