Tinuy-an Falls is a multi-tiered waterfall that makes for breathtaking drone shots. The falls are around 95 meters wide and 55 metres (180 ft) high, with a curtain of water that flows in three levels and a fourth tier hidden from view. The falls are managed by the local tourism office and the Manobo Tribal Council.

This ecotourism destination in Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur offers adventure activities such as kayaking and ATV tours around the park, and tour packages that include a trip to the famous HInatuan River. It also has a cafe called Cafe Estrella as well as overnight accommodations.

One look at Kawa Kawa sa Awog and one would thik that these rock pools are manmade - except they're completely forged by nature. The peculiar flat rocks formations form several natural pools, some of which those who dare may even slide into using the slide built onto the elevated side of the rock formations.

Pangabangan Island and Blue Lagoon is an island known for its limestone formations, clear blue waters. It is also popular for its tidal pool located at the northern side of the island.

Tagnote Falls is a breathtaking but accessible waterfall with two cascades of water not too far apart (in distance and height), which flow into a wide basin that makes an inviting swimming spot surrounded by flat boulders and thick, relatively untouched forests.

Bitaog Beach is arguably Dinagat Island's best beach. Its fine white sands and crystal clear blue waters are reminiscent of Boracay Island, with stunning limestone cliffs all around.

Soak up the sun at Pagkawasan Beach Garden Resort, whose location by the pink-tinged sandy shoreline, limestone cliffs, and clear blue waters make for a coveted island paradise getaway.

One look at the Kisses Islets and you'll immediately see where it gets its name: its resemblance to the famous Kisses chocolates. The limestone formations dot the clear waters of Libjo Bay, which open out to the Surigao Strait.

The Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association, Inc. (PBMA) shrine, also known as the Divine Master's shrine, has a structure that is hard to miss. Located on a hilltop overlooking a cove, the shrine is dedicated to the SEC-registered religious organization's master founder, Ruben Ecleo Sr. It is marked by an ornate gold gate that opens to lavish landscaped gardens and interesting structures on what is considered sacred grounds by the organization's followers.

Jelmar's Islet Resort lets you wake up to views of Libjo's gleaming white sands, clear waters, and limestone rock formations that have been compared to those of Palawan's renowned islands. The camping grounds and rustic accommodations offer a rugged escape framed by elevated wooden walkways built right over the turquoise waters.