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The largest mangrove forest in Panay Island, with an area of . It is situated at the mouth of the Panay River and covers the barangays of Lat-asan and Buntod.
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An uninhabited islet surrounded by white sand beaches and coral reefs.
A stretch of black sand along the barangays of Pawa and Buntod.
Panay's main Roman Catholic church, built in a Baroque style during the Spanish era in 1884. Its main highlight is the church bell, which at 10 tonnes, is dubbed as the heaviest in Asia. There is also an ecclesiastical museum.