Cagusua Beach is located in Maria, Siquijor Philippines. The Cagusua Beach is another must stop for people visiting Siquijor. Aside from its pristine blue waters, a lot of people flock to Cagusua Beach for its picturesque rock formations. The Cagusua Beach is located 12 kilometers from Lazi.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Caigangan Spring is located five kilometers from the town of Barbaza in the Province of Antique.  A pride of the locals, the spring can be reached in forty minutes. An irrigation system in the town make use of its abundant spring water.  How to Get to Caigangan SpringSan 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

Calabasa Island is more commonly known to the locales as "Parola", the island nestles the remains of the 1900-built lighthouse and the modern lighthouse constructed by the Philippine Navy in 1998.  Possible activities in the island  include swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, boating and strolling along the Cascaho (coral rubbles)-laden shores. Not far from Calabasa is Nasidman Island, another island worth visiting for its beaches and fishing villages. Source:The Official Online Home of Ajuy, Iloilo

Calabidongan Caves is located in Camalig, 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

Located at Barangay Calagonsao, Alcantara, Calagonsao is a beach right beside the national highway.  Calagonsao has a pebble-covered shoreline. Its ocean floor is sandy and dips abruptly about 6 meters from the shoreline.  A cluster of boulders jutting from the shore to about 10 meters into the sea provides for a perfect diving spot. Source:Romblon Travel Guide

On the northernmost part of Bicolandia is an unknown paradise that can rival the white sand beach of Boracay and the serenity of Pagudpud, still virgin and unspoiled- the beautiful and enchanting islands of Calaguas. Calaguas is a group of islands in the Pacific under the jurisdiction of the town of Vinzons, Province of Camarines Norte, a merely two hour boat ride from the mainland. It boasts of powdery white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unspoiled natural resources, a place where  you can truly relax while enjoying the beauty and serenity of the place.   How to Get To Calaguas IslandDaet, the capital of Camarines Norte is the jumpoff point to Calaguas Islands. From there catch a jeeney to Vinzons and get off at the fishport (pandawan). There’s a boat going to Barangay Banocboc daily, it departs the fishport at 11 AM, from Banocboc you can hire a banca to take you to Calaguas Islands for as low as P500.00 or even lower depending on your haggling skill. The return trip to Vinzons fishport leaves Banocboc at 6AM the next day.  For more information visit Lakwatsero.com

Calalanay Island Beach is located in Calaguas Island, Vinzons, Camarines Norte Philippines. Another great beach destination in Vinzons, is the beautiful Calalanay Island Beach. It's the perfect spot to unwind and  have a relaxing time in the region.   Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Calanggaman Island is the picture postcard desert island. Palm trees and a pile of white sand surrounded by crystal clear water and steep walls dropping off into the blue.  The island is a popular stop-over for divers. The island's walls are covered in hard corals and gorgonian fans and inhabited by many varieties of fish. You can also see many critters including nudibranchs, crabs and shrimp.  Dolphins are often seen on the island's waters. Source:Malapascua Dive Sites

Calapnitan Cave is located in Libmanan, Camarines Sur, Philippines.  Found in Libmanan, it contains numerable stalactites and pillars ranging from massive size to extremely delicate. Thousands of bats are housed in this cave. It presents a very extraordinary spectacle. Their presence provides a very good source of guano supply and phosphate. Source:wahm.blogpostie.com

The Calauit Island in Busuanga, a declared game preserve and wildlife sanctuary, was set up in the late 1970s as the Philippine government’s response to the international community’s call to help save the diminishing African animal population, particularly in Kenya. Animals such as giraffes, zebras and impalas co-exist with endemic Philippine animals like the Palawan bearcat, mousedeer and peacock pheasant. Source:Palawan.gov.phFlyphilippines.biz