Cobrador Island is located in Romblon, Romblon Philippines. Being the largest island in the region, Cobrador Island is filled with must see locales for the visiting tourists. It is widely believed that the Island holds rare black, gold and green marble deposits. Cobrador Island also boasts a variety of gorgeous beaches, and takes pride on its sweetsop and papaya harvests.  Source: FlyPhilippines.com

Coccoc Island is located in Polilo, Quezon, Philippines.  Coccoc is a small island which looks like an umbrella from afar. White sand beaches surround the island. Although quite far from the town proper of Polillo, this particular island is also a favorite picnic area of many locals.Source:Flyphilippines.com.ph

Coconut Palace is located at Manila, Philippines.  The Tahanang Pilipino (Filipino Home), better known as "the Coconut Palace", is a palace in Manila, Philippines, commissioned by former First Lady Imelda Marcos for Pope John Paul II's visit in 1981. However, the pope declined the offer, saying that it was too ostentatious a place to stay while in the poverty-stricken Philippines. The Palace's architect Francisco Manosa, later claimed that the Coconut Palace - a showpiece on the versatility of the coconut and its viability as an export - was planned long before the Pope even decided to visit the country. Source:wikipedia.orgchemistrydaily.com

Need a caffeine fix? head to a coffee break outlet nearest you. Coffee Break serves hot and cold coffee, shakes, and juices. Also available are pastries,cute mini cakes, paninis, pizza and other goodies that goes well with your coffee. You can have your coffee al fresco at most Coffee Break branches especially on fine afternoons and evenings.   

If in the past coffee shops were often packed with professionals who succumb to their cravings during their much-anticipated coffee breaks, nowadays, coffee shops are also crowded with students who have found a gratifying connection between coffee drinking and studying. Group studies in cramped up rooms or places without anything to satisfy their hankering taste buds with are now a thing of the past.  Coffee Plus is open 24 hours a day, so there is no need for you to hurry since that mug of coffee you love is available even until the most peaceful and quiet hours near dawn. Coffee Plus has also been a favorite stop over for those who have enjoyed long hours during a night out.   

Cogon Eco-Park is a reforestation area established in 1958 located in Barangay Cogon. It is home to different species of trees and wild animals. The place is a favorite camping site of mountaineers in Dipolog. Cogon Eco-Park is one of the venues of an annual event dubbed as Katkat sa Dipolog held during the summer season. Still part of the eco-park's complex is Barangay Diwan which houses the OISCA Children’s Forest Park, a 64-hectare wild sanctuary, and the Sungkilaw Falls. How to get to Cogon Eco-ParkCogon Eco-Park is located in Barangay Cogon and is 25 kilometers away from the Dipolog City area. If you intend to visit the OISCA Forest Park or the Sungkilaw Falls, you can proceed to Barangay Diwan. Barangay Diwan is adjacent to Barangay Cogon. Source:WikipediaDipolog Official Website 

The Colasi Falls in Colasi, Mercedes, Camarines Norte is an aesthetic falls in the midst of the forest which could be reached through hiking. The falls has an approximate height of 70 ft. offering a good place for swimmer and nature lovers, because of its flashing blue cool water. About one hour ride by jeepney from Daet to Baronage Colasi and 3 hours hike from Colasi to the falls.  Source:Bicol-phlippines.blogspot.com  

Colorado Lighthouse is located in Aroroy town which was believed to be built during the Spanish era, but later on renovated during the American occupation. Source:1stphilippines.com visitmyphilippines.com

One of the Provincial Government’s most salient contributions to provincial infrastructure development in Negros Oriental is the Congressman Lamberto L Macias Sports and Cultural Center (CLLMSCC), built right at the capitol area in Dumaguete City.  The CLLMSCC is the first and the biggest roofed sports stadium in Negros Oriental . It has a seating capacity of up to 5,000. With this, some basketball games of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA), and national, regional, and provincial volleyball games had been held here. Too often, it is used to stage socio-cultural activities, graduation ceremonies, conventions, religous gathering, among others.   Source: Province of Negros Oriental Official Website  

Consoler’s of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (CIHM) is located in San Miguel, Jordan, Guimaras.  It is a 7-hectare monastery for men and women, built in 2000 by Rev. Fr. Florentino Lim (a former Trappist monks) and the  Sisters of CIHM. It offers a solemn place for retreats and recollections on donation basis.  They have outreach programs for the poor (aetas) and reforestation; they give out seedlings for planting.   Source:guimaras.gov.ph