Cambugahay Falls

Reputed to be the biggest and one of the oldest convents in the Philippines, the Spaniards started construction in 1887 and was completed in 1894. Declared as a historical landmark by the Philippine Historical Commission.

Supposedly enchanted old tree covered in hundreds of roots and vines.

Sign-posted from the main road.

It hosts the highest peak in the island. It takes about 5-10 minutes to get to the top of the mountain from the road. The path is not well maintained. On the way there are a couple of Stations of the Cross.

Noted for its picturesque seascape and rock formation, it is situated below a cliff and accessible by concrete staircase.