Bolinao's Enchanted Cave was formed naturally throughout time. It is marked by a freshwater spring, fossilized limestones, and giant clams which are believed to have been fossilized from a time when the area was still underwater. There are also basic amenities and recreational activities within the area.

The biker's den in San Fabian offers a convenient respite for traveling cyclists, bikers, or passersby who want to stop for a quick restroom break or a leisurely snack with a view.

This eco-adventure park is known for its natural hot and cold springs that come from Mt. Balungao, which was once an active volcano. It has a wide roster of adventure activities like ziplining, picnic groves, cabanas, and scenic walkways and trekking paths.

This beachside walkway in Dagupan City was initiated in 2018 to promote tourism and showcase the beauty of Bonuan's Blue Beach, commonly known as Tondaligan Beach, which gets its breeze from the Lingayen Gulf. 

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Bued Mangrove Park is set against scenic salt flats of Brgy. Bued, Pangasinan. It has long wooden walkways that allow visitors to walk through and take pictures of the scenic fields and mangroves.

The Hundred Islands National Park was declared a National Park on January 8, 1940. It is comprised of 123 islands during high tide, and 124 islands during low tide. It covers around 1,860 hectares of ancient corals and seabed formations scattered over the Lingayen Gulf. Aside from a popular island-hopping destination, the islands have distinct features, with some islands hosting adventure activities that range from kayaking to ziplining.

The serene falls has a  wide, calm, basin with clear waters that offer a relaxing spot for swimming or picnics.

A hidden gem in Santol, La Union known for pristinely hidden waterfalls that plunge into a 20-meter deep pool. Its name means "house of unseen friends", likely due to its mystical appearance and relatively hidden location.

The SIFCare-CURMA (Coastal Underwater Resource Management Actions) Hatchery is a sea turtle conservation site which gives visitors the chance to take part in educational conservation efforts such as beach patrols, hatchery management, and pawikan release. It is an initative of the Science of Identity Foundation Community Assistance for Responsible Existence (SIFCare), which is the humanitarian arm of the Science of Identity Foundation.