Fear not to enter this cave. Curiosity will command your desires. Observe by bushes and rocks and sloped high, down there clear and vivid water will shine. All of a sudden the cave and the water, the water and the cave will loosen knots of your brain and you will whisper “I am in the fullest fulfilment of my adventure in Guiuan!

The gem of Guiuan, Calicoan Island boasts of 3 kilometers of white sand beaches, a contiguous beach forest with rich wildlife, waves for surfing, and the perfect view of the Pacific Ocean.

Pagnamitan Natural Pool, perfect for swimming and picnic activities.

Because of the many miracles attributed to him, St. Anthony is known to many pilgrims and believers all throughout the Philippines.

One of the most beautiful and virgin islands of Guiuan, Suluan is home to rugged landscapes, rolling hills, white sand beaches and the bluest sea.

The biggest among the 6 lagoons in Calicoan Island, the beauty and tranquility of the Sur Campangihon is ideal for nature lovers.

Visit the Guiuan Public Market to see the rich marine products of Guiuan.

Dubbed as the Surfing Capital of Visayas, Calicoan Surf Site is in the bucket list of all surfers in the Philippines.

Known for its unique shell ornamentation, the 16^th century Guiuan church is one of the 26 National Cultural Churches of the Philippines.

Known as the Magellan’s Landing Site, this historic site in Homonhon Island is where Ferdinand Magellan and his crew landed on March 17, 1521 after a long and tiring voyage in the Pacific. Our prehistoric ancestors gave them food and showed them humanity and compassion, which allowed them to continue their journey and accomplish what is now known as the First Circumnavigation of the World.

Towards the end of WWII, Guiuan became one of the largest U.S. Naval Bases in the Far East. This site commemorates the important role of Guiuan in the liberation of the Philippines.

The former United Nations Evacuation Center in Tubabao island served as a transit point for 6,000 White Russian and European refugees from China fleeing from Communism from 1949 to 1951.