Jump to: About Batanes National Museum | Location and How to Get There | Exhibits and Collections | Why You Should Visit | Nearby Attractions | Travel Tips
The Batanes National Museum, managed by the National Museum of the Philippines, serves as a cultural hub preserving the Ivatan people’s heritage. It showcases traditional architecture, archaeological discoveries, and ethnographic collections that provide a deeper understanding of the unique Batanes identity.
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Morong Beach is one of the most stunning and accessible beaches in Sabtang Island, Batanes. It features soft white sand, crystal-clear waters, and the iconic Ahaw Arch — a natural rock formation that’s become one of Batanes’ most photographed landmarks. It's a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural charm.
Jump to: About Honesty Store | Location and How to Get There | The Concept of Honesty Store | What to Expect | Why You Should Visit | Travel Tips
The Honesty Store is one of Batanes’ most iconic and unique attractions. Located in the quiet town of Ivana, it is an unmanned shop where visitors pick out items and leave payment on their own — completely based on trust. It perfectly reflects the core Ivatan values of honesty, discipline, and community respect. The photo above was taken at San Jose Obrero, a few steps from the honesty store.
Jump to: About the Fountain of Youth | Location and How to Get There | Why Visit the Fountain of Youth | What to Expect | Travel Tips | Nearby Attractions
The Fountain of Youth, locally known as Rakuh-a-idi Spring, is a natural spring pool located in the scenic hills of Batan Island, Batanes. Surrounded by greenery and overlooking the sea, this peaceful spot is a mix of natural beauty, Ivatan folklore, and refreshing waters believed by locals to rejuvenate the soul and body.
Jump to: About Sabtang Island | Ivatan Stone Houses | How to Get There | Best Time to Visit | What to Expect | Travel Tips
Sabtang Island is one of the three main islands of Batanes and is known for its preserved Ivatan culture, dramatic coastlines, and centuries-old stone houses. It’s a cultural and historical gem that takes visitors back in time, showcasing the resilience and ingenuity of the Ivatan people.
Jump to: About Basco Lighthouse | History and Significance | How to Get There | What to Expect | Best Time to Visit | Nearby Attractions | Travel Tips
Basco Lighthouse is one of the most iconic landmarks in Batanes, located in Naidi Hills, Basco, the capital of the province. Overlooking the West Philippine Sea, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view of rolling hills, the coast, and the traditional Ivatan stone houses below. It’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Batanes.
Sabtang Island is the third largest island in the Province of Batanes. Consists of 6 Barangays, it is packed with stunning heritage houses made of corals and stones. A half-day tour can be arranged, with local guides or even with hotel managers, to visit those century-old houses, fine white sand beaches, artistic rock formations, churches, historical sites, and many more.
