Things To Do
in Kalibo

A bustling market where you can find fresh produce, local delicacies, and a variety of street food options.

Try local favorites like 'fish balls', 'kwek-kwek' (quail eggs), and 'taho' (tofu snack) from various street vendors.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. A small tip of around 10% is common in restaurants.

Credit cards are accepted in most establishments, but it's advisable to carry cash for markets and smaller vendors.

Expect warm, sunny weather, perfect for beach outings and outdoor activities.

Frequent rain showers can occur, so plan for indoor activities and check weather forecasts.

The best time to experience local culture during the Ati-Atihan Festival, filled with parades and street performances.

From June to October, fewer tourists mean more tranquility and better deals on accommodations.

A challenging hike offering panoramic views of Aklan and the surrounding landscapes.

Located on nearby Sibuyan Island, this hike is known for its rugged terrain and stunning biodiversity.

The indigenous people of Aklan, known for their rich cultural heritage and traditional practices.

A significant demographic group, especially during peak seasons, contributing to the local economy.

Basketball is incredibly popular among locals, with many courts available for pick-up games.

With nearby beaches, surfing is a growing sport, especially in areas like Boracay.

Many local dishes can be made vegetarian, but it's best to communicate your needs clearly.

While gluten-free options are limited, many rice-based dishes are naturally gluten-free.