Claveria

Binuangan is a quiet coastal municipality known for fishing, farming, and views across Macajalar Bay. Its shoreline and nearby waters provide opportunities for boating and enjoying local coastal life. Inland areas are mostly agricultural, with low hills rising behind the coastal plain.

Balingoan is best known as the main jumping-off point for ferries to Camiguin Island, making its port an important gateway for travelers. The town also celebrates the Baling ni Juan Festival, which highlights its fishing heritage and local culture. Its coastal setting includes beaches, fishing villages, and views across the sea toward Camiguin.

Villanueva is known for its major industrial facilities, including large manufacturing and energy-related plants that form an important part of its local economy. Industrial tours have featured facilities such as the Kirahon Solar Panel project, FDC Misamis Oriental, and the Coca-Cola plant. Despite its industrial development, the town still has coastal areas and agricultural land along Macajalar Bay.

Cagayan de Oro is famous for whitewater rafting along the Cagayan de Oro River, with rapids ranging from beginner-friendly sections to challenging runs. The city is also known as the "City of Golden Friendship" and is home to Museo de Oro, which preserves important cultural artifacts from Northern Mindanao. Its busy urban center sits between the river and surrounding hills, making it a convenient base for both city activities and outdoor adventures.

El Salvador is best known for the Divine Mercy Shrine at Divine Mercy Hills, home to a 50-foot statue of the Divine Mercy Christ that overlooks Macajalar Bay. The shrine has made the city an important pilgrimage destination for devotees of Divine Mercy. Coastal areas, farmland, and nearby islands add to the city’s natural scenery.