Tañon Strait is a narrow channel about 3 kms deep, 185-km long between Cebu and Negros in central Philippines. According to sources from the Department of Agriculture - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Tañon Strait is among the top ten major fishing grounds in the country. It produces big and quality fish stocks, including blue marlin and tuna. It is also famous for its schools of dolphins, attracting a growing number of foreign and local tourists each year.  However, this biodiversity rich water and adjacent waters are not spared from ecologically destructive oil exploration. Read more about Tañon Strait at these sites:Save Tañon Strait Citizens' MovementWWF Philippines 

Tantanan Bay is considered as the largest fish sanctuary in the province. It has an area of five hectares. The bay fronts the municipality of Alicia.  Source:philtravelcenter.com

A World War II Japanese cargo carrier, the wreck at Tapilon was hit by torpedoes. It now lies in several sections, though is still recognizable as a boat.  There is an abundance of life on this wreck and it is covered in beautiful soft coral. Swirling around it are thousands of small barracuda which is an incredible sight. The wreck is worth diving for the barracuda alone.  There are also many species of nudibranchs, moray eels, cuttlefish, squid, and scorpion fish. Huge marble rays are sometimes seen, as well as the fire sea urchin and its accompanying urchin crab and Coleman's shrimp. Sometimes we have several ornate ghost pipefish and frogfish in residence. Source:Philippine Islands Divers

Tappan Park is located in Olongapo City, Zambales, Philippines. This is the oldest and most symbolic park in Olongapo and Subic Bay area. The park was named after Navy Yard Commandant, Captain Benjamin Tappan. Source:1stphilippines.com

Tappiya Waterfalls is located at Banaue, Ifugao, Philippines.  About 30 minutes from Batad Village is a cascading waterfall with its enormous natural pool for swimming. A visit to Batad would be incomplete without seeing these beautiful waterfalls. Source:nscb.gov.ph

Tariktik Point is located in Dilasag, Aurora Philippines. If you're looking for a place to snorkel while in Dilasag, Tariktik Point is the perfect spot in Aurora. Visitors can also admire the natural bonsai formations in the area. Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Tarlac Museum is located in Tarlac City, Tarlac, Philippines.  Tarlac Museum has an extensive collection of official documents of the different revolutionary personalities like the letters of Francisco Makabulos and Gen. Servillano Aquino.  Source:Hoparound.net

Tarug Caves is located at Barangay Tarug, Sta. Cruz, Marinduque, Philippines.  Three chambered caves in limestone formation, it rises steeply to a little more than 900 feet from the ground. Pinnacle is barely 3 square meters. Source:Visitmyphilippines.com 

Tatoy's is an institution which showcases the best in Ilonggo cuisine. Famous is their charbroiled native chicken which is stuffed with tamarind leaves and lemon grass. The restaurant also serves pork lechon and a variety of fresh seafood. Also a must try at Tatoy's are kinilaw na isda, fresh oysters, shrimps, crablets, and mango salad. Tatoy's being a local favorite is visited by tourists and celebrities alike. Tatoy's stared out as small seafood restaurants in the shores of Arevalo, nowadays, Tatoy's have airconditioned dining areas for those who can't take the sweltring heat of the sun outside especially on noon time. Huts along the shoreline are also available for more beach-y dining. Also a must try at Tatoy's are kinilaw na isda, fresh oysters, shrimps, crablets, and mango salad. How to Get There Tatoy's is located on Arevalo (Villa) beach which is just west of the city, an easy ride on any Villa jeepney or by taxi.

Tayabas Bay is located in Sariaya, Quezon, Philippines. The area of Tayabas Bay in Sariaya is developed because of the presence of several large beach resorts. The sand is gray and the water level is gradually sloping.  Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph