To Do

The Masungi Georeserve is one of the most popular outdoor adventure attractions in Rizal. The sprawling limestone rock garden features two different guided trails and a garden picnic area for those who wish to skip the hike but still get to enjoy the ecotourism attraction.

Lingayen Cove Beach is nicknamed "Little Batanes" because of its features that are reminiscent of that of the beaches of Batanes - all the way up north in the Cagayan province. It is framed by two rock formations with a stretch of fine sand and clear waters in between.

Owned by owner of CVM Pawnshop
Great tasting ice candy flavored cows milk

CVM Orchard and Eco-Park is an outdoor leisure and adventure destination in Baras, Rizal that offers different activities such as camping, biking, animal feeding, boat rides, and ATV.

Kanaway Beach may not be Jomalig Island's most popular beach, but it's just as pristine and scenic as the island's other beaches. It offers a great view of the sunrise, facing east over the Pacific Ocean.

Discover the joys of visiting The Crescent Moon Cafe, which is a Southeast Asian restaurant, pottery store, and art space all in one. Its pottery studio houses the works of Lanelle Abueva-Fernando’s handmade stoneware ceramics, while its restaurant is famous for its suman (sweet, sticky rice delicacy) paired with ripe mango.

Nemiranda Arthouse showcases the works of sculptor, painter, and Angono native, Nemesio Miranda Jr., also known as Nemiranda - regarded as the "Father of Imaginative Figurism". The structure itself is made of natural materials, which houses a cafe and restaurant filled works depicting the colorful and mystical roots of the art capital of Angono.

Step into Jomalig Island's Salibungot Beach, which is probably the most recognizable part of the island. It contains the island's "I <3 Jomalig" marker.

Pinlac Falls is a small, natural waterfall in Infanta, Quezon. It has a cool and clear basin lined with rocks. It is a popular swimming hole and tourist destination, providing a refreshing stop for hikers who wander into the vicinity of the charming falls.

The twin crater lakes known as Pandin Lake and Yambo Lake are two of San Pablo's famous seven lakes. The two lakes are separated by a narrow strip of land, with Pandin known as "the most pristine" of the city's seven lakes.