Philippine Eagle Center
A conservation and breeding centre for the Philippine eagle, the national bird and an endangered monkey-eating eagle, where you can get close to one of the world's largest eagles.
The centre sits in the rainforest of the Malagos highlands and is run by the Philippine Eagle Foundation. It keeps about 30 Philippine eagles, along with other birds of prey, fruit bats and local animals, and display panels explain its conservation work. Admission is about 150 to 200 pesos, and it is open roughly 08:00 to 17:00. It lies about 35 km from the city. A taxi or hired car takes about 1 hour, and you can combine the visit with the Malagos Garden Resort.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Malagos Garden Resort & Chocolate Museum
- Davao River Whitewater Rafting
- Eden Nature Park
- Japanese Tunnel
- Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague
- Davao Crocodile Park
- Jack's Ridge
- Museo Dabawenyo