Tagum also have different tourist destinations such as

Davao del Norte Sports and Tourism Complex 

Where the recently 2015 Palraong Pambansa was held

The Davao del Norte Sports and Tourism Complex (DNSTC) is a sports complex in Tagum, Davao del Norte, Philippines, and is the largest sports complex in the Davao region. It was built on the area of the former Davao Sports Complex, torn down by fire in 2003. Construction began and ended on two significant dates: 11-11-11 (11 November 2011) and 12-12-12 (12 December 2012).

Christ the King Cathedral

We have Tagum City’s Christ the King Cathedral located in Magugpo South houses Asia's Biggest Rosary. The place is a frequent stop for Catholic pilgrims, the faithful and other visitors from in and around Tagum City.  This is where the city usually opens and culminates the “Flores de Tagumeño” – Tagum City’s unique way of celebrating the Filipino tradition, “Flores de Mayo” and the Giant Rosary, which was originally intended as a project of the Knights of Columbus to commemorate the silver anniversary of the Catholic dioces of Tagum City 2005, is just one of the attractions of Christ the King Cathedral.

San Agustin Botanical Park

A 31-hectare (projected 50 hectares) botanical park has been slowly developed and is now accessible to tourists. The San Agustin Botanical Park is th third destinations for the city's eco-tourism. it is planned to spur 2,000 different of tee/plant species from the tropical countries in the world giving balance to high ly urbanized development of Tagum and keeping pollution out of the city's progression.

Banana Beach

The Hijo Resources Corporation (HRC),owned by Tuason Group and Fuji Fruits Co., Ltd of Japan, offers a leisure and tourism development 60- hectare second growth natural forest, where a number of wildlife species thrive without human intervention, the Banana Beach – the world’s only beach inside a banana plantation and Lanikai Beach Resort, which caters Market classes A and B.