Things To Do
in Daram

A bustling market where locals sell fresh produce, seafood, and a variety of street food options.

Various stalls throughout the town offering local snacks like fish balls, isaw (grilled chicken intestines), and banana cue.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; leaving small change is common in restaurants.

Cash is widely accepted; credit cards may be used in larger establishments but carry cash for smaller vendors.

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

Frequent rain showers; be prepared for wet conditions and potential travel disruptions.

Be cautious as typhoons may occur; check weather updates and avoid travel during severe weather.

Experience local festivals and celebrations, with vibrant decorations and cultural events.

A moderate hike that rewards trekkers with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and coastline.

Lush hiking trails within the Samar Natural Park, showcasing diverse flora and fauna, suitable for nature enthusiasts.

The local population primarily consists of indigenous Samar Islanders, known for their rich cultural heritage and traditions.

Some residents are migrant workers who return home after working in larger cities or abroad, bringing back new ideas and cultural influences.

A favorite pastime among locals, with many community courts available for playing.

With its coastal location, surfing has gained popularity, particularly at Calicoan Beach.

Many local dishes can be adapted for vegetarians, but it's advisable to communicate your preferences clearly.

Seafood is a staple; those with allergies should inform restaurant staff to avoid cross-contamination.