Things To Do
in Bacnotan

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

Various vendors selling 'taho' (sweet silken tofu) and 'kwek-kwek' (quail eggs coated in orange batter).

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; rounding up the bill or leaving a small percentage is common.

Cash is widely accepted, and ATMs are available, but be wary of transaction fees. Credit cards are accepted in larger establishments.

Expect hot and dry weather, ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration.

Frequent rain showers are common, so plan indoor activities and bring waterproof gear.

Cooler temperatures make it a pleasant time for sightseeing and outdoor adventures.

Be prepared for potential typhoons, which can disrupt travel plans and cause flooding.

A challenging hike offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and coastline.

A scenic trail suitable for beginners, passing through lush greenery and offering glimpses of local wildlife.

The dominant ethnic group in the region, known for their rich cultural heritage and agricultural practices.

Visitors from various parts of the Philippines and abroad, contributing to the local economy and cultural exchange.

A popular sport in Bacnotan, attracting both locals and tourists to its surf breaks.

Widely played across the region, with local courts available for community games.

While the cuisine primarily features meat and seafood, many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes. However, it's advisable to ask about ingredients.

Inform your server about any food allergies, as some traditional dishes may contain common allergens like shellfish.