Cadiao Resort is located at Baronage Cadiao, Barbaza in the Province of Antique.  This resort is noted for its Baguio-like temperature, if not cooler during summer. Lolita falls is on the hillside. A thousand-step stairway uphill is proven to test the endurance of fun seekers and amateur mountaineers.  How to Get to Cadiao ResortSan Jose de Buenavista(the capital town) is accessible via passenger plane, Asian Spirit, three times a week from Manila, and from the major cities of the country through Iloilo City.  From Iloilo, it's a two-hour ride by bus or van. If you are coming from Boracay Island, the province can be reached through RORO buses from Boracay terminal in Malay, Aklan and regular buses plying Nabas, Aklan to the northern part of the province down to the capital town of San Jose de Buenavista.    Source: www.geocities.com

This tourist destination is located at Barangay San Jose, Koronadal City. It can be reached by motorcycle. Source:RDC XII Official Website 

Cadlao Island is located in El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. Cadlao Island is known locally as “mini Tahiti” and rightfully so. Located at the southwest of the island, about a 25-minute boat ride from the town proper, Cadlao is known for its white-sand beaches, hidden lagoons and lush forest cover. Cadlao beach boasts of fine, creamy white sand, a gradually sloping sea floor, and crystal clear waters. It’s perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and just for wading in. As a bonus, the island is also home to Cadlao Lagoon and its beautiful rock formations. Before entering the lagoon you are greeted by a garden of corals teeming with schools of small colorful fish. The area is good for snorkeling. Of all the islands in El Nido, Cadlao has the highest limestone peak at 609 meters above sea level, with a land area of 1,006 hectares. Source:Seair-inflight.com

Cadulou Beach is located in Masbate, Philippines. For travelers and visiting tourists who prefer seclusion and optimum serenity, Cadulou Beach is the perfect spot in Masbate.   Source:FlyPhilippines.com

Enchanted… They say of the place. Superstitions abound throughout Cagayancillo as spiritualism, animism, and folk Catholicism mix together to create a culture of mysticism. Source:Palawan.gov.ph

Cagbalite Island is Located at the east coast of Mauban, Quezon, Philippines.  This mystic island is blessed with nature at its finest, verdant trees, flying fish, exotic birds, white sand beach and breathtaking panorama of the Pacific. At dawn, the glimpse of the morning sun and the gentle breeze of fresh air from the sea will be an invigorating experience to start the day on. While at night, stargazing and a promenading under the moon amidst the glittering fishing boats and sea-air of Lamon Bay will surely make the day complete. There are a number of beaches and cottages to choose from where visitors may either cook their food or arrange for a package inclusive of the use of the social /function hall at affordable prices.  Source:Tourism.qzn.ph

Cagbulacao Cave is located in Misibis, Cagraray, Albay, Philippines.  It literally means “cave of the bats.” Explorers have to trek, cross over brooks and river before reaching the cave mouth and swim across a seven-foot lagoon called lizard’s gate;then, some out into an overwhelming cathedral with s streak of light pouring in from its ceiling. Requires heavy spelunking.  Source:Tourism.albay.gov.ph

The Cagpating Island is located in Monreal, Masbate Philippines. Tourist flock to this scenic spot, as its crystal clear waters set against the gorgeous array of pebbles is a great way to have a panoramic view of the island.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com

Cagsawa National Museum is located in Daraga, Albay, Philippines.  The Cagsawa Museum is beside the belfry, the only visible part of the Cagsawa Church, at the Cagsawa Ruins Park. The Museum was inaugurated on October 30, 1992 to represent the cultural heritage of Region V.  The museum lies on a 500 sq. meter lot. The building is divided into 3 structures: the first one features archeological materials found in the in the region. The second one is the geological material collected from the Mayon volcano. The third structure has just been finished and has a bigger space.Cagsawa National Museum also features a special showcase on volcanoes and a permanent display on Philippine geologic times. Sources:National Museum of the Philippines Website Globalpinoy.com

Cagsawa Ruins Park is located at Daraga, Albay, Philippines. The February 1, 1814 Mayon Volcano eruption was recorded as the worst eruption of Mt. Mayon which killed 1,200 people and caused the Kagsawaa Church to be submerged in mudflow. Only the belfry remains prominent till today.  The area where the Kagsawa Church used to be is now called Cagsawa Ruins Park managed by the municipal government of Daraga, Albay. The park has stood as a symbol of Bicol Region's impressive landscape, rich history, and the people's  testament to how they withstood that big eruption.    From the park, tourists will get an unhampered view of the majestic Mayon Volcano with its famous perfect cone. They also get to enjoy park facilities such as souvenir shops, flower shops, restaurants, and a swimming area.  How to get to the Cagsawa Ruins ParkIt is a few minutes jeepney ride from Legazpi City. Air travel takes about 55 minutes from Manila. By bus, the trip will take about 9 hours.  Sources:Philippines Insider Mayon Volcano Natural Park