Expect a mix of Filipino, seafood, and international cuisine. Fresh catch from the sea is common, and delicacies like Tamilok (woodworm) and Crocodile Sisig are available for the adventurous. Local markets and restaurants offer many delicious choices.
Yes, you can bring a drone, but flying is restricted in certain areas, especially near the Underground River and military zones. Always follow local drone regulations and secure necessary permits if required.
Tricycles are the main mode of transport within the city and are affordable for short distances. Vans and car rentals are also available for longer trips or tours.
While not required, tipping your guide is a great way to show appreciation. A tip of around ₱100–₱300, depending on group size and tour length, is customary.
Yes, it’s a great destination for families. Many activities are child-friendly, such as the Underground River tour, beach trips, and wildlife sanctuaries. The city is also clean, peaceful, and easy to navigate.
If you’re a tourist from a visa-exempt country (such as the U.S., Canada, most of Europe, and ASEAN nations), you can stay in the Philippines for up to 30 days without a visa. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months. Longer stays require a visa...