Things To Do
in Quinapundan

A bustling market where locals sell fresh produce, fish, and street food, perfect for sampling local flavors.

Scattered around the town, these stalls offer quick bites like fish balls, kwek-kwek (quail eggs), and more.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; leaving a small amount (10% of the bill) is common in restaurants.

Cash is widely used, but some establishments accept credit cards; it's advisable to have cash for small transactions.

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

Be prepared for frequent rain showers, which may affect travel plans; however, the landscape is lush and vibrant.

This period can bring severe weather, so it's essential to monitor local forecasts and heed safety warnings.

Experience vibrant local festivals, especially during the Christmas season, with various cultural celebrations.

A moderate hiking trail offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and coastline, ideal for nature lovers.

Scenic trails around Calicoan Island that lead through lush vegetation and provide access to secluded beaches.

The region is home to several indigenous communities, preserving their culture and traditions.

Many locals are engaged in fishing, which is a primary source of livelihood, shaping the community's cultural identity.

A favorite pastime among locals, with many informal games played in barangays and community courts.

With the waves at Calicoan Island, surfing has gained popularity, attracting enthusiasts from various regions.

While seafood is prevalent, some restaurants offer vegetarian dishes such as vegetable stir-fry and salads.

Though less common, some dishes can be adapted; always communicate your needs to the staff.