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Restaurants, cafés, stays and island days — one digital passport in one app, arriving during Kadayawan sa Dabaw 2026.

Not a government-issued travel document. · Digitally generated imagery. Not a photograph of Kadayawan 2026.

What it is

The Davao Tourist Passport, in one app.

A programme by the Davao Tourism Association: member restaurants, cafés, stays and experiences across the city, each offering its own perk — carried on your phone instead of in a booklet.

Nothing to carry

The booklet stays in your bag; the digital edition stays on your phone, ready wherever you are in the city.

Find places as you go

Browse member establishments by area or category instead of flipping through pages to find what's nearby.

One list, kept current

Member establishments and their perks are updated in one place, so the list you're looking at stays accurate.

Perks stay with the establishment

Each perk is set and honoured by the establishment offering it — the passport just makes it easy to find.

The passport

The city's tourism programme, in your pocket.

Run by the Davao Tourism Association since 2025 — the digital edition brings the whole membership to your phone.

56

member establishments across the city

19

of them with a passport perk today — each set by the establishment itself

  1. 01

    Starts on your phone

    No booklet to pick up first — install the app and the passport is with you the moment you land.

  2. 02

    One passport, every member establishment

    The same passport works across the whole programme; each place honours the perk it has set.

  3. 03

    Perks are per establishment

    Each perk is a fact set by the establishment itself — check any listing to see exactly what applies.

How it works

A simple flow once you're at a member establishment.

01

Open the passport

Browse member establishments and their perks from your phone.

02

Find a place nearby

Look up what's around by area or category before you head out.

03

Show it at the counter

At the establishment, tap NFC or scan a QR code to bring up your passport.

04

Enjoy the perk

The establishment confirms it and applies the perk it offers.

Explore Davao

Places to plan a day around.

City sights and day trips from the June study visit — some are member establishments, some are simply worth your time.

Saltwater crocodile at the water's edge
Licensed stock imagery, not taken on site.

Perks, where they exist, are listed on each establishment's page.

Directory

Member establishments across Davao City and Samal Island.

56 establishments, 19 with a passport perk.

Find them on the map

Open the full map to zoom, or browse by area below.

Tap a pin to jump to that listing. No map service loads on this page until you tap a link, so nothing is sent to Google before then.

Map of Davao City and Samal Island
Map of Davao City and Samal Island

Pinch to zoom, or use Fit / 2× / 4×. Tap a pin to open its listing. © OpenStreetMap contributors — ODbL

Browse by area
Poblacion (city centre)11
Mati2
Poblacion (city centre) / Matina / Ecoland / Lanang1
Matina / Ecoland5
Davao City11
Samal Island3
  • Camp Holiday Resort & Recreation Area Samal IslandMap ↗
  • GOLDEN SANCTUARY BEACH RESORTMap ↗
  • Villa Amparo Garden Beach ResortMap ↗
Toril3
Buhangin2
Ma-a4
Davao de Oro1
  • Dusit Thani Lubi Plantation ResortMap ↗
Bo. Pampanga1
Obrero3
  • Goddess Nails & Beauty Lounge - Davao CityMap ↗
  • Lush8 Beauty and Wellness StudioMap ↗
  • The Ritz Hotel at Garden OasesMap ↗
Metro Manila1
Lanang / Davao City / Matina / Ecoland1
Digos1
Lanang3
Davao Global Township1
Malagos1
  • Philippine Eagle Center (PEC)Map ↗
Matina / Ecoland / Davao City1

Model courses

A couple of ways to plan the day.

A day in the city during the festivalBuilt around the street events of the peak weekend. Times are a guide, not a schedule — check the city's announcements for the day you are going.
  1. Morning

    Habi At KapeCoffee downtown before the streets fill up.

  2. Late morning

    Kadayawan street eventsThe parade and street dancing routes are published by the city each year.

  3. Afternoon

    Davao Famous RestaurantA long lunch off Ramon Magsaysay Avenue, out of the sun.

  4. Late afternoon

    Thai Boran MassageA massage after a day on your feet. The Maa branch runs late.

  5. Evening

    AnnipieSomething sweet on the way back.

Two days: the city, then the islandFor a first visit outside the festival crowd. Day one stays in Davao City; day two crosses to Samal.
  1. Day 1 · morning

    Pudols Bakeshop | Davao CityBread and hopia in Matina, from six in the morning.

  2. Day 1 · midday

    Poblacion Market CentralThe market hub in the middle of the old city.

  3. Day 1 · afternoon

    HoNea Bee FarmOut to Catigan in the Toril district for the bee farm tour.

  4. Day 1 · night

    The Ritz Hotel at Garden OasesStay in Barrio Obrero, close enough to walk out for dinner.

  5. Day 2 · morning

    Samal Island Hopping by JTourCross to Samal and spend the day on the water.

  6. Day 2 · night

    Villa Amparo Garden Beach ResortStay on the island. Weekday nights are the discounted ones.

Kadayawan 2026

August 1–31, 2026

Kadayawan sa Dabaw is organised by the City Government of Davao. Dates and programmes are announced by the city and may change.

  1. Aug 1

    Festival month opens

    Activities run across the city for the whole of August.

  2. Aug 7

    Grand Opening

  3. Aug 13

    Hiyas sa Kadayawan

  4. Aug 14

    Agong ug Kulintangan

  5. Aug 15

    Dula sa Kadayawan · Konsierto sa Kadayawan

  6. Aug 16

    Pamulak sa Kadayawan · Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan

    The street dancing and floral float parade — the busiest day of the month.

Peak weekend: August 14–16. Dates and programmes are announced by the city and may change.

FAQ

Clear answers for travellers.

Is the Davao Tourist Passport a government travel document?

No. It is not a government-issued travel document. It's a programme run by the Davao Tourism Association (DATA) that brings member establishments and their perks together in one place.

How much does it cost?

The digital edition is free of charge for now. (The printed booklet is a separate, paid product.)

Who decides what perks are offered?

Each member establishment sets and honours its own perk. DATA brings the establishments together; the establishments themselves provide what's on offer.

Who is DATA?

The Davao Tourism Association, Inc. (DATA) has represented tourism businesses in the Davao region since 1974. It is the organisation behind the Davao Tourist Passport.

Is this run by the City of Davao?

The Davao City Tourism Operations Office (DCTOO) cooperates on the tourism side of this programme. It is presented by DATA, with scheme verge providing the underlying platform.

Stay updated

The digital edition arrives during the festival month.

There is nothing to download yet. The Davao Tourism Association will announce the launch on its Facebook page, and the city's festival channels will carry it as well — that is where the date will appear first.

August 1–31, 2026. Kadayawan sa Dabaw is organised by the City Government of Davao. Dates and programmes are announced by the city and may change.

About DATA

Davao Tourism Association, Inc.

The Davao Tourism Association, Inc. — DATA — has represented tourism businesses in the Davao region since 1974. Its members are the hotels, restaurants, resorts, shops and tour operators that visitors actually deal with.

The Davao Tourist Passport is DATA's programme. DATA brings the member establishments together and defines what each of them offers; the establishments themselves are the ones providing and honouring the perks.

The digital edition is being built with DATA rather than for it. scheme verge provides the platform, Horai; Yachiyo Engineering supports the wider study; the City Tourism Operations Office cooperates on the tourism side.

Partners

Presented by
  • Davao Tourism Association, Inc. (DATA)
In cooperation with
  • Davao City Tourism Operations Office (DCTOO)
Part of
  • Smart JAMP, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan (MLIT)
Technology
  • scheme verge, Inc.
  • Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd.
Advisor
  • Prof. Takashi Oguchi, The University of Tokyo