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The town's main draw, a horseshoe-shaped bay surrounded by Sabangan Beach, stretch of white-sand beach dubbed the “Boracay of the North”.
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Baluarte
A stout, Spanish-era watchtower overlooking Santiago Cove meant to guard against pirates and foreign invaders from the South China Sea. The site was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the Philippine government in 2015.
An extensive stretch of cream-colored sand running to Biak na Bato aka Mapisi Rock, a rock formation marking the boundary with the town of San Esteban.
Santiago Church
Santiago's main Roman Catholic church, built in a Baroque style by the Spanish during the late 18th century on a hilltop. It also functioned as a fortress against pirates and foreign invaders at the time.
A rocky promontory with a walkway and viewdeck at the top.