Historical Caverns

• Gen. Simeon A. Ola Cave B. Sitio Malangatong, Barangay Mapaco - the favorite retreat of the last Revolutionary hero who surrendered to the Americans during the Filipino-American War.
• Malabago Cave, Barangay Malobago
• Alasas Cave, Barangay Mauraro

        Waterfalls

• Mikawa Waterfalls, Barangay Sinungtan and Barangay Bololo
• Madrona Watrefalls, Sitio Pinaric, Bgy. Lomacao

        Inland Spring Resorts

• O La La Paradise Resort, Bgy. Muladbucad Grande - This natural spring paradise lies between two magnificient volcanoes, Mt. Mayon and Mt. Masaraga
• Sagurong Mineral Spring Resort, Bgy. San Rafael - a one-step tourist destination that offers native food and refreshments, full facilities from its natural springs and traveler's and tourist's lodging accomodation.
• Uncle Tom Resort, Bgy. Quibongbongan - The rolling hills of the highlands of Guinobatan provide a backdrop
• Kenovi Resort, Bgy. Masarawag - a natural spring resort
• Del-Vez, Bgy. Muladbucad Grande
• Basilisa Resort, Bgy. San Rafael

        Other Place of Adventure

• Gorges, Barangay Ongo
• Kabagsay Mountain River, Bgy. Ongo and Cabaloaon

        Heritage Houses

• The Lopez Spanish House - constructed in the latter part of the 1700's is a living monument of the Old Pueblo of Guinobatan.
• The Buenaventura Houses - built in the turn of the 19th century.

        Horticultural Areas

• Barangay Banao
• Barangay Masarawag
• Barangay Mauraro

        Apiculture

• Palconitin Apiculture Farm, Bgy. Mauraro

        Festival and Events

PAGSU'WAK FESTIVAL - Guinobatan is basically an agricultural municipality. In fact, the first rural high school for agriculture was established in said town, which was later changed to Roxas Memorial Agricultural School in recognition of President Manuel Roxas’act in upgrading it into higher educational level. When the Bicol University was created, the institution was adopted as an integral part of its agricultural college. In the history of the municipality, it is noted that in the later part of 1700’s, the rapid growth of aggrupation in the place prompted the officials to open new avenues and opportunities for commercial operations that later made Guinobatan as the center of Trade. The quality and quantity of the farm products thereon became alluring to the people as far as Pilar and Donsol, Sorsogon thereby declaring two market days in the town on Thursdays and Sundays as far as back those years. Cognizance therefore of the intrinsic significance, Pagsu’wak Festival is just fitting and proper for the municipality as it connotes relevance on its foundation and upheavals. This event is being commemorated every 1-15th days of August.

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