This ecotourism destination in Barangay San Jose first began as an initiative to prevent storm surges, seeing how the mangroves significantly reduced the storm surge of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) that made landfall in Tacloban on November 2013. It also aims to revive aquatic life in Cancabato Bay as well as boost the area's ecotourism. In 2105, the community pledged to plant more mangrove trees.

This viewpoint at the northwestern tip of Marinduque opens out to panoramic views of Balanacan Cove. This historic World War II site near the Mogpog-Balanacan Port Road was once where the Spanish Navy repaired and built galleons and almirantas during the 17th century.

The combined shrine and heritage museum, which is one of the properties of the family of former Philippine president Ferdinan Marcos, houses a preserved replica of the Sto. Niño de Leyte as well as the family's art collection.

Since it was discovered by a cave enthusiast in 2009, continuous exploration of this cave has been underway. It was opened to the public after thorough inspection and mapping with the Department of Natural Resources (DENR) was completed in 2013, and it has since been designated as a class 2 cave - meaning that some areas are still off-limits and being surveyed. The cave was first discovered by locals who used to frequent the area in search of swiftlet nests. 

Marked by clear, emerald waters and majestic rock formations, Apiton Island is accessible via a A 30-minute boat ride from the Binogawan beach area in San Policarpo. Activities offered in the island include a half-day island tour, snorkeling, swimming, and rock climbing.

Canhugas is a unique attracion in Hernani - where strong waves are anticipated as they crash onto picturesque rock formations facing the Pacific Ocean. It is also a good snorkeling and swimming spot, with small, natural lagoons.

Suluan Islad is known as the island where its Filipino inhabitants first traded and interacted with Ferdinand Magellan's expedition in 1521. It is a lesser-known tourist destination with pristine beaches.

Minasangay Island is an extreme adventure hotspot known for high-adrenaline activities like cliff-jumping, diving, snorkeling and mangrove explorations.

The Balangiga Bells are one of Eastern Samar's most important historical relics. They refer to the three church bells that were taken by the United States Army from the Church of San Lorenzo de Martir in Balangiga during the Philippine-American War. After 117 years and great efforts made by the Philippine government and Catholic Church, they were finally returned to the Philippines on Philippines on December 11, 2018.

This four-day, three-night historical and cultural tour that takes tourists through the historical towns of Guiuan and Balangiga in Eastern Samar. Destinations included highlight historical landmarks and events such as the first landing of Ferdinand Magellan and his expedition crew in Homonhon Island in 1521, the Balangiga Bells of Eastern Samar, the Leyte Gulf Landings, and the white Russians of Tubabao Island in Guiuan, Eastern Samar.