Things To Do
in Polillo

A mouthwatering dish of squid marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic, then sautéed to perfection. Savor this delectable treat at the local eateries along Polillo's bustling promenade.

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This refreshing salad features fern leaves, tomatoes, onions, and salted eggs, all tossed in a delectable vinaigrette. You can find this unique dish at Dampa sa Bilao, a popular seafood market and restaurant in Polillo.

A local favorite, Sinugno is a tantalizing medley of fish, coconut milk, and taro leaves, showcasing the area's abundant seafood and produce. Enjoy it at the seaside eateries or night market stalls.

Pinais na Isda, which translates to 'fish in banana leaves,' is a traditional Polillan dish that features fish marinated in tangy calamansi, ginger, and spices, then steamed to perfection. Sample this savory delight at the local food markets or in beachfront cottages.

A mouthwatering dish made from a combination of ground shrimp, coconut milk, and vegetables, enveloped in taro leaves and slowly cooked to enhance its rich flavor. Look for this satisfying dish at Polillo's traditional eateries.

Indulge in the delightful flavors of Puso ng Saging, a hearty dish made from banana blossoms sautéed with shrimp, garlic, and onions. You can experience this local dish at the town's welcoming eateries and food markets.

A popular hiking destination in Polillo that features lush landscapes and scenic views, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts.

This trail offers a moderately challenging hike, with beautiful flora and fauna along the way, leading to breathtaking vistas at the summit.

Various trails around Polillo Island provide opportunities for hiking with diverse ecosystems and stunning coastal views.

Located nearby Polillo, this mountain offers a rewarding hiking experience with panoramic views and a chance to see local wildlife.

A scenic route that offers a unique hiking experience through dense forests and along coastal areas, suited for both beginners and experienced hikers.

The primary international airport serving Manila and its surrounding areas, it's located approximately 113 kilometers from Polillo.

An international airport located in Pampanga, about 175 kilometers from Polillo, serving both domestic and international flights.

Located in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, it is approximately 600 kilometers from Polillo and serves as a major hub for international flights in the Visayas region.

An airport located in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, around 150 kilometers from Polillo, serving both commercial and charter flights.

Located in Clark, Pampanga, this airport is around 175 kilometers from Polillo and primarily caters to several international routes.

The largest ethnic group in Polillo, primarily speaking Tagalog as their first language.

Includes various indigenous communities who have their own unique traditions and languages.

A smaller demographic that speaks Cebuano, primarily originating from the Visayan region.

A minor group in Polillo, mainly represented by individuals migrating from the northern regions of Luzon.

A small community involved in business and trade within the region.

Basketball is a highly popular sport in Polillo, with many local schools and communities organizing games and tournaments.

Volleyball is commonly played, especially among women, with many leagues and friendly matches taking place throughout the year.

Football is gaining popularity in Polillo, with more youth engaging in the sport and local teams participating in regional competitions.

This traditional sport, similar to volleyball but played with a rattan ball, is enjoyed by many locals and showcases traditional Filipino athleticism.

Badminton is a favorite indoor sport among the youth, with community centers often hosting tournaments and events.