One of the most popular provinces in the country, thanks to the famous longest bridge in the Philippines, the San Juanico Strait. The province is also the site where the first mass in the country was held and were the most historic battles of the second World War were fought. The popular Red Beach was also were General Douglas MacArthur spoke the world-famous words, “I shall return.”

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The capital city of Capiz, Roxas has served as a jump-off point for travelers going to Boracay in Aklan. Primarily most famous for its capiz shells, which are used for making crafts and novelty items, Roxas has also been the center of trade in the province, and is also known as the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines,” together with its rich agricultural industry.

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This city in Zamboanga del Norte has been famous for being the Shrine City, wherein the country’s hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, was held for five years in exile. Being an old and historical Spanish town, most of the tourist sites in the area are related to the late Rizal.

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What Metro Manila is to Luzon and Cebu is to Visayas, Davao is to Mindanao. The prime center of agriculture and trade, Davao is famous for its export-quality goods and the exotic durian. It’s also home to the country’s highest peak, Mount Apo, which is also home to the endangered Philippine Eagle, and the rare waling-waling.

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