Romblon Province

Romblon is an island province in the Sibuyan Sea, composed of three main islands: Romblon, Tablas, and Sibuyan. Romblon town serves as the provincial capital. The province is known as the Marble Capital of the Philippines, with high-quality white and gray marble quarried primarily in Romblon island and exported internationally. Romblon is also known for the San Andres Apostol Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in the Philippines built in 1726, the Fort San Andres overlooking the harbor, and the pristine beaches and dive sites around the islands. Sibuyan Island is sometimes called the Galapagos of Asia for its exceptional biodiversity and high level of endemism, home to Mount Guiting-Guiting, a challenging mountaineering destination.

Romblon is a province in MIMAROPA, Philippines. It is composed of 18 cities and municipalities covering a total of 204 barangays. The province is administered under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) system maintained by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

This directory covers 2 attractions including 2 beaches, 2 festivals, 9 hotels and accommodations, 37 restaurants, 22 local dishes, and 0 activities across Romblon.

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Romblon is a component province of MIMAROPA under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) classification system maintained by the Philippine Statistics Authority. Provinces serve as the primary political subdivisions of the Philippines, each governed by an elected governor and a provincial board.

The 18 cities and municipalities of Romblon collectively cover 204 barangays, the smallest administrative units in the country. Each barangay is governed by an elected Punong Barangay and barangay council responsible for community-level services, dispute resolution, and local peace and order.