Sarangani’s idyllic coastline of prime white beaches, quiet coves and pristine waters is ideal for beach resorts, diving, and sports fishing.

Exploring the clear waters of Sarangani Bay (area: 75,000 has.), which was declared as a protected area, brings you to the sanctuary of endangered marine life.

Sarangani Bay’s biodiversity is twice richer than Carigara Bay in Northern Leyte, Sogod Bay in Southern Leyte, Bais Bay in Negros and Illana Bay in Northwestern Mindanao.

Adding to these natural wealth are untouched and exotic waterfalls, caves, hinterland lakes, jungle-covered peaks and mangrove forests.

Sarangani’s cultural opulence is enhanced by Blaan, Tboli, and Muslim artisans who have preserved their craftsmanship.