Although people often mistake it for Cagayan De Oro, "my" Cagayan lies in the northerneast most part of Luzon occupying the lower basin of the Cagayan river, the Philippine's mightiest and longest water course. There are so many things for adventure-seekers to do in Cagayan that I just recently discovered. One can visit the coastal towns of San Vicente, Sta. Ana, Claveria and Sanchez Mira to either go surfing or gamefishing. San Vicente is famous worldwide for its rich marine life. It is the Philippine Sailfish Capital and the site of the national and international PGFF competitions. In Peñablanca, you can go spelunking in the caves; mountain climbing and rappeling; do some bird-watching and
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