Bantayan has 3 main areas: Sta. Fe (South), Bantayan (Largest) and Madridejos (North).

To date, the place is famous with locals and tourists alike.

Do you want to explore Bantayan Island and curious of the adventures that await you? We collated some of the popular sights that you might want to visit while in the island.

Beyond the white sand beaches and glorious shores, there are so many things to do in Bantayan Island. Here are some of them.

Saint Peter and Paul's Church is a 500 year old church, said to be the first and the oldest church standing today. It was established by Augustinian Missionaries June 11, 1580. Just like other churches it is also made of stones and corals. In 1711, Moro Raiders attacked and burned the town, including this church. It was reconstructed in 1834 and completed in 1863 under Parish Priest Doroteo Andrada del Rosario. The feast of the Patron is held in June 29 annually.

We have collated some of the caves that you can visit. These are:

Ogtong Cave Resort

• Located in Sta. Fe
• DENR closes it sometimes to prevent overuse.

Tiyaba Cave

• Located in Barrio Atop-Atop
• There's a water stream inside the cave which serves as a drinking water. This is a cave that the community relies on.

Juagat Cave

• Located at Barrio Silon

 All caves are open to both locals and foreigners.

Mangrove serves as a home of numerous marine life. You can view these beautiful mangroves from 9am until 8pm. There's a restaurant near the mangroves named Omagieca.

Entrance Fees:

• Adult: 50 Pesos
• Student & Children: 20 Pesos

Kayaking: 150 Pesos

Boating: 350 Pesos

Kota Park, in Madridejos, was once a Port. It was constructed in 1790. Visiting the place is absolutely free of charge, it’s just that they do not allow visitors to step beyond the walls.