Province of Davao del Sur
Davao del Sur is one of the province in the Philippines situated in the Davao Region in the island of Mindanao. The province of Davao del Sur is best known for Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines and a favorite destination for hikers. The province also offers beautiful natural parks, rivers, and rich agricultural landscapes. Its mountain scenery and outdoor adventures attract visitors throughout the year.
Bansalan
Davao del SurBansalan
Bansalan is known for its fertile agricultural lands and as one of the gateways to Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines. The Bansalan route is used by hikers climbing toward the summit through forests and rugged mountain terrain. The town itself combines productive farms with scenic views of the surrounding highlands.
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Davao City
Davao del SurDavao City
Davao City is one of the largest cities in the world by land area and serves as the economic powerhouse of the south, famous for safeguarding the endangered Philippine Eagle. Visitors enjoy sweet local durian fruit, spicy tuna kinilaw, and scenic views stretching down from the slopes of Mount Apo.
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Digos
Davao del SurDigos
Digos is the largest city and the main commercial center of Davao del Sur, known for its access to beaches, waterfalls, rivers, and mountain destinations. Popular nearby attractions include Dawis Beach, Mahilak Falls, Sibulan River, and Camp Sabros. Its location between coastal lowlands and the foothills of Mount Apo gives the city a varied landscape.
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Hagonoy
Davao del SurHagonoy
Hagonoy is known for its fertile agricultural lands and fishing communities along its coastal areas. Rice, coconut, banana, and other crops form an important part of the local economy. Its lowland setting and proximity to Davao Gulf give the town both farming and coastal landscapes.
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Kiblawan
Davao del SurKiblawan
Kiblawan is known for its eco-tourism sites, including Kalon Barak Skyline Ridge, Batasan Falls, and other mountain attractions. It is also an important agricultural area producing banana, sugarcane, and mango. The town has a strong B'laan cultural presence and a landscape of rolling hills and upland farms.
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Magsaysay
Davao del SurMagsaysay
Magsaysay is known for its growing agro-tourism destinations, including Talusob White Rock Hill and the Malawanit Limestone Cliff. These sites offer hiking, rappelling, rock climbing, and views of waterfalls and surrounding countryside. The town's fertile plains and upland areas support a strong agricultural economy.
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Malalag
Davao del SurMalalag
Malalag is known for its coastal setting, agricultural lands, and views of Davao Gulf. Fishing and farming remain important to the local economy, while nearby hills and beaches offer opportunities for nature trips. Its location between the coast and uplands gives the town a varied landscape.
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Matanao
Davao del SurMatanao
Matanao is becoming known for its caves, waterfalls, and mountain landscapes, with Sub'on Cave among its leading natural attractions. The town's Lungib Festival celebrates its caves, waterfalls, scenic peaks, and local culture. Its rugged interior provides opportunities for spelunking, hiking, and other outdoor adventures.
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Padada
Davao del SurPadada
Padada is a quiet agricultural town known for its fertile plains and production of rice, coconut, banana, and other crops. Its coastal location also supports fishing and other marine activities. The mostly low-lying landscape offers wide views of farms and nearby hills.
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Santa Cruz
Davao del SurSanta Cruz
Santa Cruz is known for its Sibulan River adventures and as one of the historic access routes to Mount Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines. Visitors can enjoy river tubing, mountain trekking, and cultural experiences at the Tibolo Cultural Village of the Bagobo-Tagabawa community. The town stretches from coastal areas toward the forests and slopes of Mount Apo.
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Sulop
Davao del SurSulop
Sulop is a coastal agricultural town known for its fertile farmland and access to the waters of Davao Gulf. Rice, coconut, banana, and other crops are important to local communities, while fishing remains part of coastal life. Its landscape combines lowland farms with nearby hills and coastal scenery.
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