Things To Do
in Culion

A bustling market where you can find fresh seafood, local produce, and street food.

Sample local street food like fish balls and lumpia from vendors.

Tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated; 10% of the bill is a common practice.

Cash is widely used; however, some establishments may accept credit cards, especially in tourist areas.

Ideal for beach activities and island hopping with clear skies and calm waters.

Expect occasional rain, but the lush scenery becomes vibrant, and fewer tourists mean less crowded attractions.

Be cautious as typhoons can occur; it's best to check weather conditions before planning your trip.

Join the locals in celebrating Christmas with various festivities and special foods.

A moderately challenging hike with trails leading to the summit, offering stunning views of Culion and the surrounding islands.

A more difficult trek, this hike provides breathtaking panoramas and a chance to encounter diverse wildlife.

The Tagbanuas are one of the indigenous groups in the area, known for their rich cultural traditions and connection to the land.

Many residents rely on fishing as their primary source of livelihood, reflecting the strong connection between the community and the sea.

Basketball is a popular sport in Culion, with many courts available for friendly games and local tournaments.

While not as famous as other locations, there are opportunities for surfing on certain beaches during the right season.

While seafood is popular, many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes such as vegetable stir-fry.

Local cuisine relies heavily on rice and fresh ingredients, making it easier for gluten-free diets.