La Casas Filipinas de Acuzar

One of Bataan's top tourist destinations, a magnificent historical resort

perched by the water. The resort has an extremely outstanding collection of
27 antique homes from the Spanish colonial era that are located all
throughout the Philippines.
Mount Samat National Shrine
or Dambana ng Kagitingan (Tagalog term for Shrine of Valor) is a memorial
to the fallen American and Filipino troops who bravely fought in the World
War II battle known as the Battle of Bataan. It is one of the historical sites in
Bataan. constructed in 1970, and it is close to Mount Samat's top. The
shrine comprises of a massive Memorial Cross and a Colonnade covered
in marble. There is an altar, glass murals, a collection of WWII artifacts,
engraved battle accounts, and glass murals inside the Colonnade.
Bataan WWII Museum
is one of Bataan's most popular tourist attractions. It was constructed as a
memorial to the WWII Bataan heroes who died there, with the intention of
demonstrating to the current generation how the young people of 1941
answered the call to duty. The diorama of the Bataan Death March, vintage
weaponry, portraits, and other artifacts may all be found in this small space,
which is jam-packed with historical information.
Ocean Adventure
One of Bataan's well-known tourist destinations made the claim to be
Southeast Asia's first open-water marine theme park. The animal
interactions and displays at the marine park are well-known. One of the
animal acts is the Dolphin Friends Show, where trained dolphins and their
trainers amuse the audience with entertaining stunts. The marine park also
has wild animals, fish, and sea lions.
Balanga Wetland and Nature Park
one of Bataan's most popular tourist destinations. This is the perfect
location in the province for you if you enjoy viewing birds. A haven for
thousands of migrating birds that eat on mudflats, marshes, and mangrove
forests, it is a protected area by the local government. It serves as a
sanctuary for birds, protecting them from harm or hunting.

Playa La Caleta
a secluded cove with a pristine beach made of grey sand and enticing seas
of dazzling clarity. Due to the fact that it can only be reached by boat from
the harbor, people have termed this a "Isolated Paradise." The sea water is
often calm and shallow both during the day and at night, making it safe for
youngsters to swim in the beach. In addition to swimming and snorkeling,
the top activities around here include paddle boarding, skim boarding, cliff
jumping, trekking, and visiting nearby Miguelito Island.

Pawikan Conservation Center Bataan

a place of refuge for turtles. You can see young sea turtles hatch and make
their way into the water at this tourist attraction in Morong Bataan, where
you can also find out more about the group's conservation activities. It is
advisable to travel between the months of November and February if you
want to see the newborn sea turtles released.

Balanga Cathedral (St. Joseph’s Cathedral)

one of the famous tourist destinations that was a place for ordnance during
the Japanese occupation. the Balanga diocese's administrative center,
which encompasses the whole civil province of Bataan. On March 19,
2015, it was formally recognized as a diocesan shrine. Large chandeliers
are hanging from the ceiling and hang from the white walls. A building
decorated with images of Jesus on the left, Mary the mother on the right,
and St. Joseph cradling the baby Jesus was located behind the altar.
Five Fingers Cove

The location is appropriately titled as such because, when viewed from

above, it has the appearance of five fingers. In Mariveles, Bataan, it is
currently one of the most popular tourist destinations. Tourists that visit the
location have the ability to go cove hopping and enjoy various
characteristics and scenery. Cochino's Point, Talaga Point (which is home
to Natsu Lagoon and Apatot Cove), Puntang Mahaba (where Pebble Cave
and Nagmandala Rock Formation reside), Naiklec Point, and Longos
Kawayan Point are the names of the coves. You will be able to enjoy boat
rides, cliff diving, and powdery beaches all in one location in all of these.
Mount Mariveles

One of the most well-known hiking locations in the Philippines is Mount

Mariveles. This dormant volcano has a height of more than 1,388 meters
above sea level, making it the highest point in the whole province of
Bataan. Similar to Mt. Natib, Mt. Mariveles offers beautiful views over the
plains of Bataan, including its villages and towns, dipterocarp trees, etc.