| The City of Zamboanga has long been known as “The City of Flowers,” ever since it was first discovered by ancient people who referred to it as Jambangan (Malay for “place of flowers” ). Often referred to as the "little Hong-kong", Pagadian boasts of its idyllic islets and tribal boathouse villages |
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Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course, par 72-6, 404 yards. The front 9 holes are laid-out on flat ground while the back 9 holes are over rolling terrains. Numerous varieties of trees provide demarcation for the fairways. Beach Park is situated |
| at the seaward fringes of the Golf Course. It occupies a stretch of about 1 km. and is dotted with picnic sheds/tables and food stalls. The golf course & beach park has a total land area of approximately 78 hectares. |
| Sta. Cruz Island is 15 minutes by pumpboat from Zamboanga City proper along the Basilan Strait. It is known for its pink sand and corals. |
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