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Bulusan Volcano - Towering at 5,077 feet above sea level, it is a landmark especially to sailors approaching the San Bernardino Strait. It has two summits; the eastern one is the remains of a circular crater; and the western one is still an active peak. Its slopes form a 37 sq kilometers National Park.
Bulusan Lake - A small lake inside the crater of an active volcano, nestled at the heart of the National Park. A picturesque site surrounded by lush forest teeming with orchids, wildflowers and ferns.
Limestone Cave - A famous attraction in the town of Bacon. Composed of three caves. One is habitable while the two were once burial grounds. Various ancient artifacts were unearthed by a group of archaeological team in 1956. The artifacts contained human bones, beads, seashells and shell drinking cups, estimated to be over 2,000 years old.
Masacrot Spring - A man-made pool with cool, natural soda water located in Barangay San Roque.
Bulus Spring - Has the coolest and cleanest water in the region.
Tulong-Gapo Beach - Located in Bacon, it literally means “three stones”, pertaining to the three naturally formed stones that sit in a triangular position in the sea which swimmers use for diving and resting.
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