Landforms and Waterforms in Davao Region

This island is considered as the "tourism gem" of Davao Occidental.

• Samal Island

• Balut Island

• Boracay Island

• Kopiat Island

This famous land formation in Davao Oriental resembles like a submerged dinosaur.

• Sleeping Dinosaur

• The Big Dinosaur

• Dinosaur Island

• The Sumberged Dinosaur

This water form is best for extreme water adventures like water rafting and water tubing.

• Hagimit Falls

• Aliwagwag Falls

• Sibulan River

• Davao River

This is considered as the "Grandfather of all Philippine Mountains."

• Mt. Mayon

• Mt. Taal

• Mt. Megatong

• Mt. Apo

This is a secluded waterfall found in Island Garden City of Samal.

• Ma. Cristina Falls

• Aliwagwag Falls

• Epol Falls

• Hagimit Falls

This mountain in Davao del Norte has series of ridges and considered as an ancestral domain of the Mandaya tribe.

• Mt. Apo

• Mt. Megatong

• Mt. Mayon

• Mt. Hamiguitan

This white beach in Davao Occidental resembles like the worldly famous beach in Aklan. It has pristine blue waters and wonderful underwater coral formation.

• White Beach

• Dahican Beach

• New Boracay

• Little Boracay

This island in Davao de Oro serves as the breeding ground of two species of Philippine turtles.

• Balut Island

• Boracay Island

• Samal Island

• Kopiat Island

This is a 200-hectare caldera lake that lies still on the basin of a lush valley of Maco, Davao de Oro.

• Lake Holon

• Taal Lake

• Lake Apo

• Lake Leonard

This is recognized as the Philippine’s Tallest Falls that has 84 cascading waterfalls.

• Hagimit Falls

• Aliwagwag Falls

• Epol Falls

• Ma. Cristina Falls