Dao Dao Island – a big island has an area of 1.1057 hectares and is a 7-10 minutes ride by motorboat from the seaport. One can see a magnificent views of a bed of Coral Reefs. This is ideal for swimming and boating.
Mabait Beach – located in Barangay Poloyagan, about 2 kilometer from Pagadian proper, available for fishing and swimming.
Puting Balas – a stretch of white sand beach just five minutes via motorboat southern of the seaport. Clear, deep, blue water (even at low tide) are ideal for swimming and diving.
Kendis Cave – about 14 kilometer from Pagadian poblacion and 5 kilometer from barangay Ditoray. Kendis Cave is an open end cave with plants and vegetation. His large overhead crevices with interior chambers. Can be reached on horseback or on foot.
Mt. Susong Dalaga – found in barangay Lison Valley, 32 kilometer from Pagadian proper and 10 kilometer from the barangay center. Susong Dalaga is a semi – perfect cone with good forest cover. It can be reached by horseback.
LISON VALLEY WATERFALLS (Baka Falls) - lies about 42 km. northwest of Pagadian pobiacton, and is situated at Barangay LIson Valley. Cropping from a height of approximately 20-25 meters high, Its 20 meter diameter spherical shaped basin with its cool, refreshing and invigorating water is considered ideal for picnicking; this multi-tiered waterfalls in Sitio Santa Lucia is located 18 km. from Lison proper and is surrounded by verdant greenery, giant ferns, orchids and mass-covered rocks, limes and marble stones; it overlooks ricefields and chocolate look alike hills and water discharge of the fails is 5 cu. m. per seconds.
MT. PALPALAN - the spot within the city of Pagadian where transmitters of major commercial communication systems are situated. It is about 30 minutes of steep climb from the municipal boundary of Dumalinao and the city boundary of Pagadian City-Zamboanga City national highway; from a height of 684 feet above sea level, Mt. Palpalan offers a refreshing bird's eye view of the urban area, neighboring municipalities and the deep blue ocean waters
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