Captivating Capiz
The Province of Capiz has excellent majestic caves tucked in its woodlands and its enchanting Water falls. Then there’s the seafood, which your about to taste it, then you would say " Kanami gid".
The Province is proudly of its capiz shells that the locals call pi-os.
Capiz shell products are popular all aver the world of its shining and glamour shells.
Province of Capiz is the birthplace
of President Manuel A. Roxas, the first President of the Third Republic of the Philippines. Take a tour of his two-storey stone house (now a national shrine)
located in now in Barangay Rizal near at City proper.
Capiz is also popular of the famous biggest bell in Southeast Asia —
seven feet in diameter and 10.4 tons heavy. It’s made from 76 sacks of coins,
and housed at the Sta. Monica Church in Municipality of Pan-ay.
The Our Lady of Immaculate Conception
Cathedral, is one of
the oldest churches in Panay Island. Dumalag Church was
constructed out of yellow sandstone has a cross-shaped interior, and has a
five-storey belfry housing five bells of different sizes.
One of the religious site is Agtalin Shrine so call the Medal of Miraculous Blessed Virgin Mary, headed on top of a hill at Brgy. Dulangan, Pilar. Its 80-foot statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary is one of the tallest religious icons in the country.
Agtalin Shrine
Another one is Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ Shrine, located at Barangay Sibaguan, Roxas City. one of the biggest Shrine in the country
Sacred Heart Of Jesus Christ Shrine
If you’re looking for a relaxing walk by the shore,
head to Baybay Beach. It’s a
modest beach with gray sand. But delicious seafood dishes are sold along the
shoreline.
If you’re a dive
enthusiast, visit Mantalinga Island. It lies off the coast of Baybay Beach
and is also a good spot for kayaking and sailing. Another local favorite is the Buntud Beach. It
prides itself as being jellyfish-free, and fringed with powdery black sand and
azure waters.
If you’re looking for an
island hideaway, charter a boat from Banica Terminal in Roxas City to take you
to the gorgeous Olutayan Island.
Dive into its waters and discover a kaleidoscope of marine life! You can also
visit the tiny island of Napti, known for its azure waters teeming with lobsters
and fish. Explore the small cave on the island and bask in its serene
environment with a stunning visit of Roxas City and Pan-ay.
Capiz is full of caves.
Explore the massive chambers of Quipot Cave. You’ll also find wild ducks, birds and deer
in the area.
Balisong Cave
Marvel at the beauty of Pilar Cave,
believed to be an ancient burial site of the province’s original inhabitants.
Earthen pots are said to have been discovered by locals. In the summer,
beautiful orchids adorn the caverns.
Balisong Cave is a Spanish-colonial battle site.
Suhot Cave & Spring Resort
Suhot Cave is known for its crystal clear water gushing from a spring.
Because of its length, it is believed to be connected to Badian Cave in
the neighboring town of Dumarao. Suhotan Cavehas a cathedral-like dome and multi-layered
chambers with drapers, stalactites, and a massive stalagmite. Igang Cave is
another well-known limestone cave in Maayon, with chambers filled with dramatic
stalactites and stalagmites.
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