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The City of Tagum is home to many travel and tours company, namely:
Malagos Garden Resort is a popular agri-ecotourism inland resort in the City of Davao, Davao Del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines known for manufacturing Malagos Chocolate, Malagos Butterfly Sanctuary, Chocolate Museum, and producing an interactive Malagos Bird Show. This resort also offers activities such as pizza making, tree planting, bonfire, dinner & breakfast by the creek, bird…
Kaputian Beach is a popular destination located on the island of Samal in Davao del Norte, Philippines. It is known for its crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, and stunning scenery. The beach is situated in the barangay of Kaputian, which is a 30-minute ride by boat from Davao City. It offers a wide range…
Located in Barangay Liboganon along Tancuan Creek, the Tagum City River Cruise is a prominent tourist attraction in Tagum City, Davao Del Norte, Philippines. This initiative, which offers similar attractions to the Loboc River Cruise in Bohol, is part of the Ridge to Reef Program of the Provincial Government of Davao Del Norte and the…
Montfort Bat Sanctuary is a conservation site located in the town of Tambo, Samal Island in Davao del Norte, Philippines. It is home to thousands of fruit bats, also known as flying foxes, which play an important role in pollination and seed dispersal in the area. The sanctuary was established by the Montfort Brothers in…
As Tagum City is located on the coast of Davao Gulf, it is possible that there are yacht or boat rental services available for leisure or tourism purposes. However, it may be limited compared to other nearby cities with more established tourism industries. One option is to check with local resorts or hotels to see…
Vanishing Island in Samal is a popular tourist destination in Davao del Norte, Philippines. The island gets its name from the fact that it appears and disappears depending on the tide. During low tide, the sandbar is visible, and tourists can walk on it and explore the shallow waters. During high tide, the island disappears…