"From afar, a curious traveler may seem to wonder why there are two churches in Moalboal town proper placed at such close proximity, side-by-side. One church stands imposingly over the horizon with its towering bell tower atop its beautiful facade. The other looks way simplier which looks like how modern churches would look like.

On a closer inspection, our curious traveler would notice that the church with the grandiose looking facade is just it, "the facade". With the absence of a roof, a body, and pews, it is apparently clear that this church no longer functions as a place for the religious to worship, but a ruin for travelers to see."

Kleinberg Fletcher Tabel

"Nice looking old church
Suggest you take time to walk around the town"

Edward Carey

"Since the 1970s, Moalboal has developed a tourism industry based on recreational diving and beaches. Panagsama Beach is where most resorts and restaurants are established. Further north on the peninsula, in Saavedra, is White Beach (Basdako), a two-kilometre (1.2 mi) beach which still has sand. This beach used to be quiet and mostly frequented by locals, but has developed a thriving tourist trade.
In Moalboal most tourists stay at either Panagsama Beach (Basdiot) or White Beach (Basdako), known for its beautiful sandy beach both located 3–5 kilometres (1.9–3.1 mi) away from the bus stop in Moalboal. It is easy to find transportation from the bus stop to either beach.
There is plenty of accommodation near either beach, although Panagsama is most recommended as this area has the most bars, restaurants, people and dive shops. Since the resorts in the area cater mostly to divers, entertainment is laid back and more of a chilled out pub-style atmosphere.
Recreational diving is the main tourist activity in Moalboal, and is considered very good, even by Philippine standards. The reefs along the west coast of the Copton peninsula are home to a great variety of marine life. Pescador Island, about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) off the coast, is the most popular dive spot with an underwater cave called the Cathedral. The structure of the reef that follows the entire coast line has made the place ideal for scuba-diving, snorkeling and freediving. Divers can enjoy easy access to the reef since the drop-off is shallow and close to shore but drops down to more than 40 metres (130 ft). Turtles are often seen very close to the shore line especially at Tonggo Point. A visually stunning display of light and shape is provided by the sardine ball, hundreds of thousands of sardines that gather on the reef opposite the busiest part of Panagsama Beach.
Other popular tourist attractions such as waterfalls, caves and canyons are found within 20 kilometres (12 mi) of Moalboal. A 3-hour canyoning trekking adventure starts from Matutinao ends at the Kawasan falls. It is one of the many tours offered to young individuals and to the young at heart. For the slow-paced tourists, a relaxing 15 minute stroll to the Kawasan falls is enough for a day's activity."

Jimrey Biosa