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A municipal festival celebrating the presence of sea turtles and the thriving biodiversity in town. The highlight of the event is the release of captive sea turtle hatchlings (pawikan) into the South China Sea.
A protected forest area covering Mount Natib, a dormant volcano with a wide caldera encompassing most of northern and central Bataan.
Unlike eastern Bataan, west Bataan's coastline has not been industrialized, enabling sea turtles (pawikan) to lay eggs and hatch on Morong's shores with minimal disturbance. The center secures the eggs from laying until hatching and release, with visitors allowed to explore and participate in the activities. There is no on-site accommodation, but the complex is surrounded by resort-hotels.
Our Lady of the Pillar Parish
Morong's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish period using coral stones to double as a fortress.
A stretch of beach along the South China Sea in downtown Morong.