What to see, what to do
Start at the town center and visit the many San Andres and Santiago, built from 1644 to 1673. The San Andres was recently restored with a lovely garden. Look for the friendly resident dog named Sandra as she welcomes visitors to her fortress.
from 1640 were constructed using coral building made from coral limestone also is Fuente de Belen, the water fountain erected by Eduardo Asuero in 1864. It
Hire a tricycle to visit some of the island’s natural attractions. There’s Tiamban Beach, which is only 5 kilome white- sand beach and a sand bar that connects to an island during low tide. In barangay Ginablan, there’s the remote Some of the ancestral homes in downtown Romblon.