Calbayog

iArea code: (55)

Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP1 = US$0.02) 

TRIVIA Did you know that the best tinapa (smoked fish) can be found in Calbayog?

The city also has very fresh scallops and crabs, and delicious bibingka and kalamay y loko made of ground sticky rice, milk, ube, and coconut milk 

TOUCHDOWN You will find tricycles at a designated parking area after coming out of the airport terminal building. This is also the sole means of transport in and around the city 

BY DAY Spend the day lazing around Malajog or Pinkit Beach, and then go shopping for souvenirs made from native and indigenous materials in the public market 

BY NIGHT Tuck into a good dinner at Carlos ‘N Carmelos or grab a pizza meal at Isla Coffee. Afterwards, you can head to the beach for the simple pleasure of walking by the shore  

SLEEP I’s Plant Hotel in Barangay Obrero, or Marju Krisel Hotel and Resort along National Highway, Barangay San Policarpo. Both offer comfortable and affordable accommodations

LOCAL LIFE

Neil Bryan S Duavis
station officer CEB airport services dept

Best breakfast
Nothing tastes better than fresh, home-cooked crabs and scallops

Best night out
Enjoy an evening of swimming with friends at the beach Best dinner Sample Calbayog’s seafood at Kaonan sa Karayman — they have the city’s best menu

Best buys
Labtinaw
(dried fish), smoked fish, bibingka and kalamay y loko

Best souvenirs
Exotic figures and decorations made from locally sourced materials

Must-do experience
Jump off the bridge facing Malopalo Marble Mountain. It’s a safe, fun and wild experience

Must learn…
Say “Maupay” (good) or “Waray upay” (not good), when someone asks how you are

Insider’s tip
Go to Malajog or Pinkit Beach on weekday mornings just for a bit of fun




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One Response to “Calbayog”

  1. vanessa Says:
    July 14th, 2009 at 6:21 pm

    ganda talaga ng marju krisel

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