Huplag Adventure Camp is one of Borongan's newest ecotourism playgrounds. A full island package includes rappelling, survival training, island food tour, and most recently, a thrilling hanging hammock ride that offers a breathtaking view of the sun setting over the Pacific.

This urban farm attracts nature and wellness enthusiasts, as well as those interested in organic farming. It features well-manicured gardens in a hilly destination that overlooks the bay in the distance.

Locally known as "uraro", arrowroot cookies are Marinduque's popular local delicacy. They are made from flour processed from the Arrowroot plant (Maranta Arundinacea), and are known for their dry, crumbly texture. In some places like Mongpong Island, arrowroot cookie production is one of the major income-generating activities. They are sold in several local bakeries and stores, such as Rejano's Bakery. Myra Store, Dakero Dry Goods Store, Miracle Store and FoodHub, Exegen Corp., Grainsmart Boac Marinduque, Marinduque News, Puregold Boac, CorBen, Mini Mart, Boac Public Market, Alicia Ong Store, Emmart Enterprise, Real Town Minimart Market Site Branch, Sweet Bites, Moriones Baker's Shoppe - Pasalubong Center, Susana Store, and Roby’s Bakeshoppe. 

This nature retreat has panoramic views of Biliran, particularly Almeria's rice terraces and Biliran Strait. It is famous for its scenic sunrise and sunset views. It also has accommodations and dining options.

Dumaguete's Rizal Boulevard is a scenic boulevard with breezy views of the sea. It was named after Filipino National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal, who was said to have spent most of his time there when he as in Dumaguete.

Apo Island is a world-renowned marine hotspot and diving site. The protected area lets swimmers and divers see green turtles, corals, and marine life up close.

Bais City is known for its proximity to known dolphin-watching sites and white sand beaches like the Manjuyod Sandbar.

Siliman University's Siliman Hall is the first building to be constructed in the university in the early 1900s. It was converted into a museum in the 1970s and now lets houses artifacts that let tourists learn about the indigenous Negritos and Islamic culture from as early as 200 BC.

The natural park is part of a scenic, protected area which offers stunning views of the Mount Talinis Range. It offers boat riding, kayaking, trekking, and camping, to name a few.