Romblon Island is actually made up of series of islands, each with its own unique characteristics. Romblon, the main island, boasts Logbon, Alad and Cobrador, three islets with white-sand beaches, as well as St. Joseph Cathedral, built in the 15th century, and San Andres, a Spanish fort made of coral bricks. Tablas Island has magnificent waterfalls and the gray-sand Poctoy Beach. At the southern tip of the island is Canyayo Beach, a combination of white sand and crushed coral overlooking Mt. Guiting-Guiting, the highest peak in Romblon.

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