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NELSON PETILLA<br />
PHILIPPINES<br />
CATARMAN<br />
AREA CODE (55)<br />
CURRENCY Philippine Peso (PHP1 = US$0.02)<br />
TOUCHDOWN Tricycles are just a few steps<br />
away from the arrival hall of the airport. A<br />
15-minute ride takes you to Catarman proper for<br />
PHP10 per passenger. To rent a private tricycle, all<br />
you need to pay is PHP60.<br />
BY DAY Visit P-Neil’s Farm in Barangay<br />
Washington where you can go for a refreshing<br />
swim in a natural overfl owing pool. It’s the perfect<br />
place for family and friends to hang out and<br />
experience a wildlife adventure.<br />
BY NIGHT Enjoy the cool night breeze at Fishville<br />
located in the Municipality of Bobon. There, you<br />
can watch live bands perform while savoring<br />
mouth-watering local fare and kicking back with<br />
bottles of ice cold beer.<br />
SLEEP Bahay Pinoy Pension House and<br />
Restaurant in Barangay Dalakit is the most<br />
accessible and nearest lodgings to the airport.<br />
Tel: (55) 500 5739<br />
Merry<br />
Hope<br />
Arnesto<br />
5J load<br />
controller<br />
LOCAL SPEAK Utter the words<br />
“Mamatron kit” to invite someone to<br />
the town festival held in late August.<br />
BEST SOUVENIR Pasalubong<br />
Center in front of the airport arrival area<br />
is your best bet for native products.<br />
BEST DINNER Taste the<br />
number one sizzling barbecue in<br />
town at Uno BBQ Han — one stick<br />
of skewered meat is only PHP12!<br />
DID D YOU<br />
KKNOW?<br />
NELSON PETILLA<br />
trip journal<br />
PHILIPPINES<br />
CALBAYOG<br />
AREA CODE (55)<br />
CURRENCY Philippine Peso (PHP1 = US$0.02)<br />
TOUCHDOWN You will fi nd tricycles at the<br />
designated parking area after coming out of the<br />
airport terminal building. These vehicles are<br />
also typically the sole means of transport in and<br />
around the city.<br />
BY DAY Spend the day basking in the sun at Villa<br />
Mondejares Resort located in Barangay Salhag<br />
or trek to the majestic Bangon-Bugtong Falls and<br />
Tarangban Falls. There is a lot of nature to be<br />
found very near the town.<br />
BY NIGHT For a night of music, check out the<br />
Royalist Bar or San Joaquin Bar and Restaurant.<br />
For good coffee and conversation, head to SO<br />
Cafe and Isla Coffee where freshly brewed coffee<br />
is served.<br />
SLEEP Book a room at Almira’s Garden Hotel, a<br />
quirky and colorful hotel that offers very affordable,<br />
clean and comfortable rooms. Gelera St, Brgy<br />
Central, tel: (55) 209 3240 / 533 9288<br />
BEST BREAKFAST The Kape<br />
Berde at the Rawis Fair Market for<br />
sandwiches and pasta.<br />
LOCAL SPEAK “Kahusay”<br />
(to a girl) and “kaupay” (to a thing)<br />
means “beautiful”.<br />
MUST DO Enjoy a delicious chili<br />
crab dinner at Kaonan sa Carayman<br />
and then go to I’s Plant for drinks<br />
and live music.<br />
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Edwin<br />
Gomez<br />
lawyer<br />
Calbayog City celebrates its town<br />
fiesta on September 8.