Explore the ruins of 200 year old Guisi Lighthouse. It is one of the oldest lighthouses in the Philippines. Inside the ruins is a new solar-powered lighthouse.

Navalas Church is an old church of Guimaras that was built during the Spanish era. The wall of the church is made with white limestone.

Artisanal salt is very unique in the Philippines, because you can taste coconut in it. This salt is found only in the province of Guimaras.

This ruin is part of the Guisi Lighthouse, located in Sitio Guisi, Barangay Dolores, in the municipality of Nueva Valencia, Guimaras. It was built during the Spanish era and has been standing for over 200 years. It is famous for picture-taking, especially for wedding prenuptial photos. Despite its age, the lighthouse's light is still operational, guiding mariners passing by Panay Gulf.

This is a new tourist destination in Guimaras, located in the municipality of San Lorenzo. The place is known as Guimaras Wind Turbines, and it features 24 operational wind turbines. These turbines generate electricity to supply power to Iloilo, Guimaras, and Bacolod.

Within a 20-minute drive of this hotel is Sta. Monica Parish or Panay Church. It holds one of the biggest bells in Asia, so be sure to stop by for a visit.

See the beauty of Molo Church at night, when the attraction and the fountain in front of it are wonderfully lit!

Less than a 15-minute drive from Wellkens Beach Resort is Molo Church in Molo Plaza. Visit at night to see it and the fountain in front of it lit up.

Another reason to visit Miagao Church is that it's one of the four Baroque churches in the Philippines. Its unique facade is worth viewing.

Miagao Church is worth the drive from this hotel because it's one of the country's four Baroque churches and has an interesting structure.

Worth a visit in Barili are the stunning Mantayupan Falls of Cebu. The falls are surrounded by greenery that makes the attraction pop even more. It's the perfect place for unique photo ops with your partner. 

Be sure to watch out for the beautiful rock formations of Gigantes Island. Take a boat out on the clear blue waters to admire them for yourself.