Romblon 2

inay-we Beach

Gui-ob, Alcantara, Romblon

The site is about a kilometer from the national road and Poblacion. It is located
at the eastern side of Gui-ob with natural rock formations and hills. The beach is
a small cove with fine white sand, with waters that remain calm the whole year
round. It is partly cut off from the public with the presence of big boulders.
Bonlao Beach

Barangay. Bonlao, Alcantara, Romblon

Approximately 5� kilometers from Poblacion, the beach is along the eastern side of
Brgy. Bonlao and very near the national road. The beach is a good swimming spot
because the shores are clean and sandy.
Tugdan Beach

Barangay. Tugdan, Alcantara Romblon

The beach has a wide shoreline covered with clean gravel of uniform sizes. The
waters from this part of the island are calm with a deep ocean floor.
Calagonsao Beach

Barangay Calagonsao, Alcantara, Romblon

A beach beside the national highway. It has a pebble-covered shoreline. Its ocean
floor is sandy though that dips abruptly about six meters from the shoreline. A
cluster of boulders jutting from the shore to about 10 meters into the sea provides
a perfect diving spot for swimmers.
Guyangun Caves

Banton, Romblon

Believed to be a burial site of Banton�s ancestors, the centuries-old coffins made

of hallowed logs were discovered in the caves.
Cawa-cawa Falls

Barangay Lumang Este, Cajidjocan, Romblon

The falls is approximately 7 kilometers away from the Poblacion. The cascading
water falls into kettle-shaped pools below which were carved from the solid rock
formation by the force of the cascading waters over the centuries.
Little Baguio Falls

Cambijang, Cajidiocan, Romblon

The falls has crystal clear cool water surrounded by big rocks and forested
environs providing shade to its visitors. It is about 4 kilometers from the
Poblacion.
Tinagong Dagat

Barangay Talisay, Calatrava, Romblon

A circular pool of salt water about 10 meters from the sea. It is about 40 meters
in diameter and seven fathoms at its deepest. According the local folks, it defies
the law of gravity for it rises when the tide is low and subsides during high tide.
Oregon Rock
Off the coast of Barangay Talisay, Calatrava Romblon

It consists of two black boulders standing guard at the entrance to Romblon Pass.
The bigger rock towers over 20 meters high and in between the rocks, there is a
small patch of white sand where nature lovers can spend the day in solitude.
Aliwanyag Beach

Guinhayaan, Looc, Romblon

The beach is a secluded cove along Looc Bay. It has a narrow shore covered with
white sands and crushed corals.
Roda Beach

Camandag Looc, Romblon

An ideal place for swimming, it is very popular because it can be reached by land
and sea. The beach has a bit of local history. A footprint of Talabokon, the
legendary hero of the local folks, was left imprinted on a rock.
Looc Bay

Town Proper, Looc, Romblon

The sanctuary of marine vessels during typhoons and inclement weather. It has clear
blue waters good for swimming, scuba diving and water skiing. Surrounding the bay
is a panoramic view of mountain ranges and rolling hills. In the middle of the bay
is a submerged coral island where the lighthouse stands. Sunset is a sight to
behold at Looc Bay.
Buenavista Beach

Buenavista, Looc Romblon

A favorite swimming area. It has fine sand and blue-green waters. A few meters away
from the beach is ideal for photographic compositions.
Malapantao Beach

Camandag Looc, Romblon

A beach with some uniquely formed rocky portion ideal for diving. It has clean
blue-green waters good for swimming.
Pili Falls

Barangay Pili, Looc, Romblon

The waters from the falls form a natural deep pool for swimming. The water is
always cool even during summer and anyone can leave bottles of drinks under the
water to cool. There are also huge vines that can be used for diving.
Looc Reservoir

Barangay Punta, Looc, Romblon

It supplies potable water to Looc town. It has a man made swimming pool surrounded
with ornamental plants and fruit-bearing trees planted by the local government and
other government agencies. The place also serves locals the venue for events,
conferences and local events.
Agojo Beach

Barangay Agojo, Looc, Romblon

A beach with fine white sands and clear blue water. There is an islet made of rocks
where various species of shells abound.
Lambingan Falls

Barangay Silum, Magdiwang, Romblon

About 8 kilometers from Poblacion, it lies amidst lush greenery and vegetations.
The falls has a natural pool ideal for swimming and picnics.
Mt. Guiting-guiting

Straddles the towns of Magdiwang, San Fernando and Cajidiocan in Sibuyan, Romblon

Mt. Guiting-guiting is the highest peak in Romblon. Considered among the more
formidable mountains of the country, it rises a little more than 6,000 feet above
sea level and has a rugged terrain that presents a series of challenges to
mountaineers and climbers
Poctoy Beach

Barangay Poctoy, Odiongan, Romblon

It has a wide shoreline stretching for about 3 kilometers with gray sand beaches,
which is free of grass. Dotting the shoreline are resorts with cottages and picnics
huts.
Mainit Falls

Barangay Patoo, Odiongan, Romblon

As its name implies, it pours out warm waters and lies amidst the lush greenery of
the highlands of Odiongan. It has a three-tiered falls that pour into deep pools
where one can bathe luxuriously.
Garing Falls

Progreso West, Odiongan, Romblon

The cool waters from the falls form two lakes- the second pool has depth of three
fathoms and a width-span of 15 meters ideal for swimming while the first pool is
smaller and more shallow in depth.
Dubduban-Bita Falls Busay Resort

Border of Brgy. Dubduban and Bita, San Agustin Romblon

It has seven-tiered falls and lies amidst dense vegetation and cool surroundings.
The first tier is on top of a hill with a 70-foot drop into a deep pool of clear
blue-green waters.
Kambaya Beach Resort

Barangay Binonga-an, San Agustin, Romblon

A long and white sandy shore with cottages and amenities for tourists. This place
provides a full view of Romblon island.
Mablaran Falls

Barangay Linawan, San Andres, Romblon

The falls lies amidst lush greenery and wild foliage. It pours into a pool of cool,
blue-green waters with depth of about 20 ft.
San Andres Beach

Town proper of San Andres, Romblon

Fine gray sand line the three-kilometer stretch of San Andres shoreline. Good for
swimming during the months of January to May, it has several attractive native
cottages where one can relax during the picnics.
Cantingas River Resort

Barangay Taclobo, San Fernando, Romblon

It is a natural swimming pool and the water is cold, crystal clear and ever-flowing
where one can quench his thirst while swimming. Around 4 kilometers away from
Poblacion. It has a cottage with a conference hall.
Busay Falls

Barangay Panangcalan, San Fernando, Romblon

A scenic spot with natural pool and is about 2.5 kilometers from the town proper.
The upper portion is the water reservoir serving the town with its water
requirement.
Cresta de Gallo

Barangay Azagra, San Fernando, Romblon

A five-hectare kidney-shaped islet with verdant terrain sloping down to the powdery
white sand beach and surrounded by beautiful coral reefs. The islet is rich with
different species of marine life and is an ideal place for swimming, snorkeling and
scuba diving.
San Jose Island

San Jose, Romblon

It is a flat landscape of around 28.9 square kilometers and has the most beautiful
beaches in the province of Romblon. Its beaches is covered with powdery fine white
sands, with clear warm water and a gradually sloping ocean floor. The
transportation around the islet is limited to bancas, horse rides and motorbikes.
Canyayo Beach

Barangay Canyayao , Sta. Fe, Romblon

The beach is a combination of white sands and crushed corals. Its ocean floor drops
abruptly.
Santa Fe Trail

Santa Fe Romblon

The mountain-zigzag road leading to Santa Fe is where one can view the beautiful
Tablas Strait, Looc Bay, the neighboring islands of Panay , San Jose and Boracay
Islands. The place is excellent place for hiking and sight seeing
Japar Islet

Off the coast of Brgy. Guinbirayan, Sta. Fe, Romblon

A small islet dotted with golden-hued sandy beaches. The sea around it is generally
calm the whole year round and considered the richest fishing ground in the
province.
Bayani or Tamaraw Hill

San Vicente, Corcuera Romblon

A battleground between the Japanese and Fil-American forces during the World War
II.
Suba Bay Lagoon

San Roque & Mabini Corquera Romblon

A 28-hectare body of water that lies ensconced between barangay San Roque and
Mabini. Provides a magnificent view of serene seascape.
Guiniwagan Cave

Barangay Mahaba, Corcuera, Romblon

A domelike structure abounds with stalagmites and stalactites. There is also a pool
of cool water ideal for swimming.
Batom Beach

San Roque, Corcuera, Romblon

A wide stretch of white beaches.

Manaha Beach

Barangay Manaha, Corcuera, Romblon

A wide stretch of white beaches.

Cotta Tower

Poblacion, Corcuera, Romblon

The remains of Spanish fort constructed between 1860-1855 by San Agustin de Pedro
to ward off pirates. It is situated on a hill over-looking the town.
Panorama Point

Barangay Tacasan, Corcuera Romblon

A point along the road where passing inter-island vessels can be viewed. The area
serves as shelter during typhoons.