National Shrine of the First Mass
The landmark of the First Mass in the Philippines and the venue of the yearly Sinugdan Festival. A climb of 450 steps leads to the First Cross Monument and views of Sogod Bay, Bohol and Camiguin.
A small island with a big place in Philippine history.
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Visitors come to Limasawa for the landmark of the First Mass in the Philippines and stay for the turquoise water around the island.
The landmark of the First Mass in the Philippines and the venue of the yearly Sinugdan Festival. A climb of 450 steps leads to the First Cross Monument and views of Sogod Bay, Bohol and Camiguin.
Turquoise water for swimming, with rocky edges that swimmers use for cliff diving.
Powdery white sand, good for swimming and snorkelling.
A marine protected area of about 42 hectares, rated a Level 2 dive site and popular with divers and snorkellers.
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