Things To Do
in Alabat

A bustling market where you can find fresh produce, seafood, and local street food.

Try local favorites like fish balls, isaw (grilled chicken intestines), and halo-halo (a traditional dessert) from various stalls.

Tipping is generally appreciated in restaurants and for services; a 10% tip is customary.

Cash is widely used; however, some establishments may accept credit cards, so it's advisable to carry cash.

Expect sunny weather, ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration.

Be prepared for rain and occasional storms; however, the landscape is lush and vibrant.

Experience local culture and festivities, including colorful parades and traditional dances.

Enjoy fewer crowds and lower prices, but be cautious of potential typhoons.

An easy to moderate trail that offers stunning views of the island and surrounding waters, ideal for beginners.

A more challenging hike that takes you through dense forests and up to elevated viewpoints, rewarding hikers with breathtaking panoramas.

The island is home to indigenous groups who maintain their traditional ways of life and culture.

Many residents are migrants who have settled in Alabat looking for better opportunities, adding to the island's cultural diversity.

Basketball is a favorite pastime among locals, with courts found in almost every village.

While Alabat is not primarily known for surfing, nearby spots offer opportunities for surf enthusiasts.

Many local dishes can be customized to be vegetarian, and fresh vegetables are widely available.

Be cautious with seafood dishes, and communicate any allergies clearly to the staff.