Discover Davao de Oro

Where Golden Mountains Meet Paradise

Signature Attractions

The 7 Wonders of Davao de Oro

Discover the province's most breathtaking natural attractions, from majestic waterfalls to pristine beaches

1
Highland

Calamba Farm (Sea of Clouds)

Maragusan

Top destination for sea of clouds viewing. Best visited between 5:00-6:00 AM (dissipates by 7:00 AM). Popular viewpoint accessible via tricycle from Maragusan Poblacion.

Sea of cloudsBali-style photo structures
2
Highland

Mabini Mountain Ridge and Biker's Camp

Mabini

Mountain biking destination and campsite offering panoramic views of Davao Gulf, sea of clouds (4-6 AM), sunset views, and city lights at night. Temperatures are cool—bring jackets for overnight stays.

Sea of cloudsCity lights view
3
Beach

Kopiat Island (Dusit Thani Lubi Plantation Resort)

Mabini

An 87-hectare five-star island destination featuring white sand beaches, rare coral beds, and turtle nesting sites within Mabini Protected Landscape and Seascape. Accessible via 10-15 minute boat from Pindasan Port.

Five-star amenitiesTurtle nesting sites
4
Hot Spring

Mainit Sulfuric Hot Spring and Waterfalls

Maco

A unique geothermal attraction managed by the Mansaka indigenous community, featuring steaming hot waterfalls cascading over yellowish sulfur rock formations with natural cave saunas.

Sulfuric waterfallsYellowish sulfur rocks
5
Waterfall

Awao Falls

Monkayo

The province's most iconic attraction: a magnificent 3-4 tiered waterfall with an 80-foot (24m) main cascade and natural swimming pools. Requires skylab chartered transport and advance booking for best experience.

80-foot main cascade3-4 tiered waterfalls
6
Waterfall

Tagbibinta Falls

Maragusan

A sacred 13-cascade waterfall series measuring approximately 700 feet total height on Mansaka ancestral land. Features clean facilities and improved concrete road access.

13 cascades700 feet total
7
Waterfall

Malumagpak Falls

New Bataan

At 230 feet (70 meters), the HIGHEST waterfall in Davao de Oro. Located in Mandaya tribal territory requiring EXTREME difficulty trek with mandatory local guide. For experienced hikers only during dry season (December-May).

Highest in province (230 ft)Mandaya territory

Explore by Experience

From mountain peaks to coastal shores, discover the diverse experiences that make Davao de Oro unforgettable

Waterfalls & Natural Wonders

Discover cascading waterfalls and pristine natural pools hidden in lush mountains

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Beaches & Coastal Resorts

Relax on white sand beaches and explore crystal-clear waters of Davao Gulf

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Highland Retreats & Springs

Experience cool mountain air, sea of clouds, and rejuvenating hot springs

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Cultural Festivals & Heritage

Immerse yourself in vibrant festivals and rich indigenous traditions

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Experience Our Living Culture

Beyond natural beauty, discover the heart and soul of Davao de Oro through its people, traditions, and flavors

Cultural Experience

Provincial Events & Festivals

Experience the vibrant Araw ng Davao de Oro and witness the province come alive with colorful parades, cultural performances, and community celebrations that showcase our rich heritage and unity.

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Indigenous Heritage

Connect with the living traditions of the Mansaka, Mandaya, and Dibabawon peoples. Discover their ancestral wisdom, traditional crafts, and sacred sites that have been preserved for generations.

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Local Cuisine & Food Experiences

Savor the authentic flavors of Davao de Oro. From farm-fresh produce to traditional delicacies, embark on a culinary journey that tells the story of our land and people.

Best Time to Visit

November - May (Dry Season)

Getting Here

2 hours from Manila by air

Where to Stay

Resorts, Hotels & Homestays

Emergency

911 / Tourist Assistance