Tourist Spots & Things to Do in Panay, Capiz

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Capiz

Western Visayas · Visayas

Capital: Capital: Roxas City
Cities and municipalities: 1 city · 16 municipalities
Languages: Languages: Capiznon · Hiligaynon · Aklanon · Kinaray-a · Filipino · English

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🕒 Best time:
Early morning; first Saturday of the month for the mass
🧭 Getting there:
About 45 minutes' drive from Roxas City to Pilar, then to Dulangan.
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🎟️ Entrance:
Overnight room ₱100 (2016 report)
🕒 Best time:
Dry season
🧭 Getting there:
Arrange your visit at the camp's visitor's office before arriving; van or jeep from Roxas City to Jamindan.
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🎟️ Entrance:
Environmental fee (amount not reported)
🕒 Best time:
Dry season
🧭 Getting there:
From Pilar town, tricycle or habal-habal to Barangay Tabun-acan.
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🕒 Best time:
Holy Week; Saturdays for Saot Capiz
🧭 Getting there:
In the Roxas City center, walk or tricycle.
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🕒 Best time:
Daytime
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep from Roxas City (about 15 minutes)
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🕒 Best time:
Dry season
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep or tricycle from Roxas City to Ivisan (about 16 km), then to Basiao.
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🕒 Best time:
Late afternoon for sunset and seafood
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep or tricycle from Roxas City proper
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🎟️ Entrance:
Free entry; cottages ₱200–400 (2019 prices)
🕒 Best time:
Dry season, calm seas
🧭 Getting there:
Hire a boat at Banica Pier, Roxas City (45 min–1 hr; about ₱1,800–3,000 per boat, 2019 prices, negotiable).
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Choriwich and Ibos
Chorizo sandwich with hot chocolate, and ibos (suman) soaked in tuba, at a heritage house café in Pan-ay.
Dried Fish (Bulad)
Wide choice of Capiz dried fish, a staple Roxas City pasalubong.
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Dumalag Biscuits
Baked biscuits that Dumalag is known for.
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Fresh Seafood
Roxas City is the Seafood Capital of the Philippines: scallops, oysters, crabs and more.
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Ugoy-ugoy
Crisp local biscuit sold as an Ivisan pasalubong.