Tabuelan Floating Restaurant is the one and only (as of now) floating restaurant in Batawang River. The boat ride with buffet costs 500 pesos per person. The boat can accommodate up to 45. They also have in-boat entertainment, a tour guide and wonderful local dishes. Enjoy the beautiful and untouched mangroves.

Sooner the kayak, SUP (standing up while paddling) and watching fireflies at night will be added.

Maravilla Beach is a public beach, so there is no entrance fee here. It is located in Brgy. Can-ambay, Tabuelan. You can camp here for free but always remember “Leave No Trace”.

If your want to stay there overnight, they have a room that can accommodate 2-3 persons for 2,000 pesos. However, you must clean the room as you go. You may call them at +639 478 907 974

There are lots of beaches in Tabuelan though, so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding one.

Most of the caves in Tabuelan are unexplored and even undiscovered. These are just some of the more popular ones.

• Himaroto Cave: shaped like a “baroto” (boat), this cave is inhabited by bats and it is 300 meter deep.
• Liki or Kugtungan Cave: Located in Brgy. Poblacion, Tabuelan, this cave has a spacious interior but can be visited only during low tide. It has a “liki” (crack) in the cave's entrance, maybe that's why it is also called as Liki Cave.
• Sayaw Cave: Located in Brgy. Kanluhagan, this cave has lots of rock formations and is heavily inhabited by bats.
• Kanaan Cave: Sadly, this one has been damaged by miners. There are stalactites in the cave and a cave scorpion was seen there.
• Timbaon Cave: A big cave with two entrance.
• Kambangcas Cave: It is a small cave with a big entrance. It is also been damaged because of mining.
• Santik Cave: It is a big cave with lots of stalactite and stalagmites.