One of the tourist spots that Aloguinsan is proud of, is the famous Bojo River. It is a river that leads to an open sea where tourists could snorkel or swim. Having its finest eco-tourism and entertaining guides, it was named to be one of the Top Destinations in the World and Best Community-based in 2016 Tourism Day and another Best Community-based in ASEAN Tourism Awards 2017.

River Cruise is the best way to indulge and visit the Bojo River. You can avail the Bojo River Cruise which a fisherman would give you a ride. It will take 2-3 hours to finish the cruise and willing to share Aloguinsan history, flora and fauna in the ecosystem.

One of the cheapest local beaches in town. Who would expect your P50 pesos is paid for the entrance fee and the cottage? But sad to say they're only open for day use. It has nearby barbeque stalls and a small store. If you're lucky enough to witness a boat arrives from fishing, you can buy and pay for the barbeque stall and cook it. 

It was called Hermit's Cove because there's a Legend saying that once an old Hermit lived in the area and has unexplained mysteries.

This one makes the sunset unforgettable! Having a 1KM stretch wide of white sand is a great place to watch the sunset. Basic and Air-conditioning rooms are available in which you can stay or rest for a while.

A prestigious event that happens annually to showcase the eco-tourism, industry, history of the town as well as honoring St. Raphael the Archangel. Kinsan is a type of fish that is abundant in Aloguinsan between May until July. The town's fiesta is held every October 23-24.