Things To Do
in Anda

A traditional Filipino ceviche made with fresh fish marinated in vinegar and spiced with onions, ginger, and chili.

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Crispy roasted pig, considered a delicacy in the Philippines, often served during special occasions.

A vibrant local market where you can find fresh fruits, vegetables, and street food options.

Look out for local street food stalls offering snacks like fish balls and banana cue.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; rounding up the bill or leaving 10% is common.

Cash is widely used; however, some establishments accept credit cards. ATMs are available in the area.

Expect sunny weather, perfect for beach activities and water sports.

Be prepared for occasional rain showers; however, the landscape is lush and vibrant.

Expect larger crowds and higher accommodation prices; book in advance.

Fewer tourists and more affordable rates, ideal for a relaxing getaway.

A scenic hike leading to the mystical Lamanok Island, featuring caves and stunning coastal views.

A more challenging hike to the famous geological formations, offering breathtaking panoramic views.

Many residents rely on fishing for their livelihood, contributing to the local economy and culture.

A growing number of domestic and international tourists visit Anda, attracted by its natural beauty and tranquility.

A popular sport among locals, with many community courts available for play.

With its rich underwater ecosystems, diving is a favored activity among both locals and tourists.

There are vegetarian options available at most restaurants, but it's advisable to inform the staff about vegan preferences.

Gluten-free dishes can be found, but always communicate dietary needs to ensure safe meals.