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Whitewater Rafting | Pinoy Water Tubing | Kayaking | Macahambus Adventure Park | Gardens of Malasag | Kagay'an Resort | Mapawa Nature Park | F.S. Catanico Falls | Pueblo de Oro Golf Course | Skimboarding in Opol | River Cruise | River Taxi | Vicente de Lara Park | Night Cafe and Market | High Ridge | Photovoltaic Power Plant | Carmelite Monastery

Gardens of MalasagGardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village

Located within the 200 hectare reforested area of Malasag Hill, the 6 hectare village showcase replicas of different tribal houses of the region, flora and fauna. There is a swimming pool for children and adults and accomodations for overnight stay. 

On a clear day, one can get a panoramic view of the Macajalar Bay and Camiguin Island. The village is located on the hillside and is made up of steep trails and long walkways. Bring along an extra shirt and a good walking shoe. 

There is no public transportation in the area. You need to rent a vehicle going to the village or hitch a ride from a motorcycle waiting in along the highway. Motorcycle rates are posted in the waiting shed.

For inquiries call Tel. No. (88) 855-6183.

Kagay'an ResortKagay'an Resort (Cold Spring)

Formerly known as Lawndale Cold Spring, it was named after Cagayan de Oro's sister city, Lawndale City in the US. It is located in Taguanao, south of the city. This area has since been maintained and developed by the City Government for tourism purposes. It has added new swimming areas for kids and adults. There are lifeguards on standby. 

Entrance fee is 5 Pesos for adults and 2 Pesos for children. However the resort is only available on Saturdays and Sunday from 7 am to 5 pm only (before sunset). Bringing in of liquor, pets and stereo with speakers are prohibited. The resort is still in the process of development.

Mapawa FallsMapawa Nature Park

Just a few kilometers away Malasag Eco Village. This farm turned nature park is owned and maintained by the Pelaez Family. It offers horseback riding, nature trails, ziplines, a creek with a miniture falls.

Entrance is 40 Pesos per head. You have to pay for other activities like horseback riding and ziplines. Refreshments are available within the park. 

There is no public transportation in the area. You need to rent a vehicle or hitch a ride from a motorcycle waiting along the highway. Motorcycle rates are posted in the waiting shed. The road is rough and is dark at night. Park is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9 am to 5pm on weekdays and 7:30am to 5pm on weekends.

For inquiries call Tel. No. (8822) 72-5265; (88) 858-4402.

F.S. CatanicoF.S. Catanico Falls

Located in Barangay F.S. Catanico, it is a small narrow falls surrounded by magima stone boulders. The area is a bit isolated and does not have any electricity, potable water or public transportation (bring your own refreshments). The surrounding area is impressive as it still retains much of its natural environment. 

A small area near the falls was developed by the City government. It now has rentable picnic huts, basic toilet facility and a viewing area on top of a huge boulder. 

Cooking using charcoal is allowed. However the area developed is small and could not accomodate large number of people (not more than 50). Parking is also limited (around 6 vehicles). There is a designated care taker in the area that collects an entrance fee of 2 Pesos per person. Mosquitoes and some bugs can be a problem, so apply some repellants.

Whitewater Rafting | Pinoy Water Tubing | Kayaking | Macahambus Adventure Park | Gardens of Malasag | Kagay'an Resort | Mapawa Nature Park | F.S. Catanico Falls | Pueblo de Oro Golf Course | Skimboarding in Opol | River Cruise | River Taxi | Vicente de Lara Park | Night Cafe and Market | High Ridge | Photovoltaic Power Plant | Carmelite Monastery

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