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Known as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines, the province of Capiz is a blend of history, nature, and culinary adventure. Located in the heart of Western Visayas, this charming destination offers more than just delicious seafood — it’s home to centuries-old churches, mystical caves, enchanting waterfalls, and peaceful coastal escapes. Whether you’re chasing heritage or nature, Capiz promises a journey that’s both soulful and satisfying.
Roxas City is the capital of Capiz Province – the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines” in Western Visayas. If you are on Panay Island, it is highly recommended that you visit this rich city to witness and experience the heritage sites of the modern generation. Also, the province has the most controversial and awaited annual festivity in the Philippines – the “Aswang Festival.” Politically, the city is prominent because it is the hometown of the late Philippine President Manuel A. Roxas.
Embarking on a solo backpacking adventure across Capiz, Antique, Guimaras, and Iloilo is a journey through Western Visayas’ rich blend of heritage, natural wonders, and island life. In Capiz, experience its coastal charm and reputation as the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines.” Head to Antique for adrenaline-pumping activities like river tubing, kawa hot baths, and exploring unspoiled mountains and beaches. Take a short boat ride to Guimaras, where sweet mangoes and island-hopping escapades await. Finally, immerse yourself in the cultural heart of Iloilo, with its centuries-old churches, vibrant festivals, and bustling food scene. Perfect for solo travelers, this route offers a balance of adventure, history, and authentic local experiences in one unforgettable trip.
