Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula): Visit

Region in Mindanao · 6 provinces and cities

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Island Sulu, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) by an editor

Laminusa Island

An island in the town of Siasi, in the chain of islands between Mindanao and Borneo. Women here weave colourful mats with intricate designs, and the island is known for them. Most residents live from fishing. The island is small …

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Island Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur by an editor

Dao Dao Islands

Two islands in Illana Bay that share one name, told apart as Dako (big) and Gamay (small). Dao Dao Dako covers about a hectare and lies 7 to 10 minutes by motorboat from the city seaport. It has artificial coral …

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Island Zamboanga del Norte, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) by an editor

Murcielagos Island

A low-lying island in the Sulu Sea with white coral-sand beaches, known locally as Pulo Baliudyong. It measures more than 500 metres across at its widest point and sits on an oval reef about 1.6 kilometres long. The island lies …

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Island Isabela City, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) by an editor

Malamawi Island

Off the coast of Isabela City lies Malamawi Island, in the province of Basilan.

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Island Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte by an editor

Aliguay Island

An island barangay of Dapitan with white sand beaches and coral reefs, kept as a marine sanctuary. The island has no water source, so carry your own. Few people live there, and most of them sell fish to visitors.

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Island Zamboanga del Norte, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) by an editor

Selinog Island

A flat coral island of 78 hectares with white sand beaches, ringed by 70 hectares of reef and sandy areas. It is an island barangay of Dapitan, and 692 people lived there at the 2020 census. The island lies 12.9 …

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Island Zamboanga Sibugay, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) by an editor

Buluan Island

An island with white sand beaches off Ipil, the capital and largest town of the province.

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