Naga City Boardwalk, also called the Marine Boardwalk, is a picturesque baywalk located on the shoreline of the city. It is the first of its kind in the Cebu province, and offers a scenic spot to relax.

The Hiltulungan Channel Boating Circuit is a tourism circuit that showcases the islands and reefs within the Hiltulungan Channel.

The Roxas Night Market is an affordable and accessible hub where visitors may sample local delicacies, grilled seafood and meats, hot meals, and bargain finds.

Chill out and enjoy the breeze at Brew Fresco Cafe. Sample their hot and cold drinks and pastries in an al fresco setting.

Take on the raging rapids of the Davao River with Davao Wildwater Adventure Incorporated. Known as the authority in white water rafting and kayaking, they arrange trips to and around the Davao River.

The Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague sits atop Shrine Hills, which overlooks Metro Davao and the Davao Gulf. Aside from being a preferred destination for prayer and reflection, it is also a family-friendly tourist destination because of its lush landscape.

D' Bone Collector Museum is a unique point of interest in Davao City: OIt has the largest collection of animal skulls, bones, and skeletons in the Philippines. It contains over 700 specimens assembled and displayed as educational tools used to teach visitors about animals and animal conservation.

The San Pedro Cathedral is a National Cultural Treasure located along Davao's oldest street. The cathedral, which was built in 1847, is Davao's oldest church.

A tranquil retreat at the foothills of Mt. Apo, the Tamayong Prayer Mountain (also known as The Garden of Eden Restored) is a serene mountain park for reflection and relaxation.

The Ruins is one of Negros Occidental's most iconic architectural attractions. It features the ruins of 1900s Italian-inspired architecture which was once the ancestral home mansion of the family of Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson and Maria Braga Lacson.