Cantingas River is located in Taclobo, San Fernando, Romblon Philippines. This is a great place for families to have a swimming party, as the pool is guaranteed to be crystal-clear, odorless and tasteless; perfect for young kids who would inevitably swallow pool water.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com.ph

Canyayo Beach is located in Barangay Canyayo, Romblon Philippines. Just a mere 4 kilometers away from Poblacion, Canyayo Beach is a gorgeous scenic spot favored by many visitors of the town.  Canyayo Beach boasts a mixture of white sand and pebbled floor, which is quite a must see for anyone stopping by.  Source: Romblon.homestead.com

Off the coast of Lapu- lapu city is a secluded island called Caohagan. When before, Caohagan is a quiet village whose main source of living is fishing, today the residents are earning bigger profits in the art of quilting. As the men thrive on the bounty of the sea, the women are stitching for quilts. Quilting was introduced by the Japanese couple Mr. and Mrs. KaKatsuhiko Sakiyama when they adopted the island years ago. Most of the finished products are exported to Japan where it is sold twice the local selling price. Aside from quilting, Caohagan is also blessed with a rich supply of seafood and scenic beaches filled with amazing marine life. Tourists both local and foreign keep coming back here as the eastside around the island is good for snorkeling and on the other side is best for diving. Although, the prices of these live seafoods and the rate of accomodation in this island are expensive, it can never amount to the peaceful atmosphere and the feeling of seclusion and exclusivity escpecially to the solitude-seeker. How to get to Caohagan Island Caohagan Island can be reached by boat from Marigondon port (fare: P30) or at Dapdap port (near Vista Mar). Should you wish to rent a boat, you can arrange it with the boat-operator at the dock of Punta Engaño for P2,500 (20-seater boat) or P3,500 (60-seater boat).  Source:  Trav Buddy

Capalonga Shrine of the Black Nazarene is located at Capalonga, Camarines Norte, Philippines.  One of the famous tourist spots of the province where all roads it seems, lead to it every May 23, feast day of the Black Nazarene, as devotees and pilgrims of different nationalities flock to pay homage to the miraculous image of the Black Nazaren.  The shrine is situated at the town proper of Capalonga, about three hours ride from Daet.  Source:VisitMyPhilippines.com

Capas Death March Monument is located in Capas, Tarlac, Philippines.  Dedicated to the 30,000 Filipino and American soldiers who perished in the infamous Death March. Source:Globalpinoy.com

Capcapo is located in Abra, Philippines. An interesting place to visit while in Abra, is Capcapo. Stretching severel towns in the region, this frying-pan shaped mountain is believed to hold a huge deposit of gold.  Source: Pinas.ph

Cape Bolinao Lighthouse is located in Bolinao, Pangasinan, Philippines.  The Cape Bolinao lighthouse stands proud atop Punta Piedra Point in Barangay Patar in Bolinao, Pangasinan, guiding ships and vessels cruising the international passage along the South China Sea. Nestled amid trees, the lighthouse was built in 1905 by Filipino, British and American engineers. It is one of the five major lighthouses in the country and the second tallest, next to the Cape Bojeador lighthouse in Burgos, Ilocos Norte. It has become a prominent landmark that tourists frequent. The 30.78-meter (101-foot) tower provides a panoramic view of the blue sea and white beaches, offshore reefs and rock formations, as well as rolling verdant hills. Once in a while, a passing vessel dots the sea, an international route of vessels going to Hong Kong, Japan and the United States. The 140-step winding stairway of the tower leads to the illumination room, 76.2 m above sea level. According to Pedro Honrada, the lighthouse’s head keeper, the lantern is visible 44 kilometers away, guiding seafarers (led toward this area by a lighthouse in Zambales) toward the lighthouse in Poro Point, La Union. The late Bolinao historian Catalino Catanaoan said the original light machine was manufactured in England, while the lantern, with three wicks and chimneys, was imported from France. Source:Heritageconservation.wordpress.com

Capilay Spring Park is one of Siquijor's most popular destination.  The park is very popular among the locals especially on hot summer days. The park has a natural spring pool situated at the very heart of the town park. The pool has 3 chambers; the upper pool is where the springs are located, the second pool is where the swimming pool is, and the laundry pool which is located by the road.  The park is accentuated with big trees which gives cool breeze and shade to its visitors.  On late afternoons, people strolling on the park is a common sight.  Source:Dumaguete Info

Capitancillo Isle is a historic coralline islet fringed with white sands, an ideal getaway for sea lovers. This islet has potentials for cultural eco-tourism zone development.   This 5-6 hectare low islet is at the center of a coral reef that extends 2-3 kilometers from north to south.  Capitancillo Island is home to a lighthouse that was rebuilt in the 1950's. The island takes its name from Captain Cillo, an American who ran his vessel aground on the island during the war.  The island itself has very little sand and virtually no vegetation with the exception of a lone tree. It is uninhibited, although local fishermen often use it as a base for drying fish and repairing their nets.  The true beauty of the island lies under the sea and subsequently offers 3 dive spots ans is excellent for snorkelling. Source:Malapascua Island   

Capitoguan Cave is found at Bgy. Balcon Maravilla, Jordan, Guimaras.  Capitoguan cave is a big cave and a home to many fruit bats. It is also considered as a bat sanctuary. The guano deposits here are best organic fertilizer for plants.  The cave is 250 meters long and the entrance is about 12 meters high. It has abundant stalactites and stalagmites formed by years of dripping waters from the dome of the cave. Source:guimaras.gov.ph