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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Casiguran, Aurora

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Casiguran, Aurora

Holidays to Casiguran is located along North border of the Aurora Province where a long and smooth coastline laps against the towering mountains of Sierra Madre.
Generations of fishermen and farmers are the cultural beats of the town whose everyday life is reminiscent of the natural rise and fall of tide and harvest.
People who come here often say that the silence here is like a living postcard soft wind, gull cries in the distance and a faint smell of salt and coconuts.
The main street is lined with small and family-owned inns that are great at giving a warm welcome and an opportunity to sample fresh and local fares immediately after a day of exploration.
The mangrove forests around it form a natural philtre therefore ensuring that the waters remain clear and the marine life healthy, which is a very important aspect that draws eco-tourists both locally and internationally.
Even the most mundane scenes, such as a sun setting behind the horizon, or the regular dashing of a fishing boat, are full of the spirit of life in this peaceful municipality.
Capital (of the province): Baler
International airport: None in Casiguran
Nearest commonly used airports:
Dr. Juan C. Angara Airport (Baler, Aurora) – domestic flights (limited operations; small provincial airport)
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) – primary international gateway
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Tagalog, Ilocano, Dumagat/Agta (in indigenous communities), Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

The main attraction in this area is the Casiguran Sound, which is a large sheltered bay, with still water that invites fishing and boating activities and swimming.
The Casiguran Bay Protected Landscape and Seascape also reserves a significant part of the land under stricter conservation which protects various marine and bird species.
Solitude and untamed beaches are the perfect location in the Pacific coast that offers hidden coves and untouched beaches.
The dramatic view of the Sierra Madre which can be observed in most places within the town would welcome the hikers and those who have interest in nature to explore the rough cliffs and green components.
The historic lighthouse of the municipality is located on the Bontoc point where it is proudly standing and is a tribute to the changes of the maritime past and is a well-liked location to capture photos.
This destination has the same unforgettable quality thus is among the best destinations to visit in case of holidays to Casiguran, Aurora.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

The dry season which lasts between February and May brings about consistent sunshine and a smooth sea which is best in beach activities and water sports.
These are the months when the weather is comfortably warm, and the humidity is at the comfortable levels that allow movement of travellers without much difficulty.
Amihan is the Northeast Monsoon which is locally referred to as cooler breezes, and this refreshes the air hence resulting in a mild and pleasant climate.
Between June and January, the region experiences frequent rains and sometimes typhoons, and hence, coastal journey may be difficult.
The green and fertile landscape is magnificent, even during the wet season, and rains supply the rich rivers and streams that nourish the mangrove.
You will be glad to see that the dry season welcomes you best in case you are planning holidays to Casiguran, Aurora.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Casiguran Sound Shores

The beaches in the sound are covered with the mangroves and provide a serene atmosphere, which is ideal in swimming, snorkelling and lying on the sand.
The sand in the beach is fine and white and feels cool to the skin hence a good place to rest after a day of exploring.
Local fishermen patting nets or building sand castles by the local children can often be seen by the visitor and give us an insight into the daily life.
The local sellers put their booths along the beach where fresh fruit juices and homemade banana fritters can be enjoyed to pass the time away.
The pink and orange colours are also very common in the horizon during the time when the sun sets and this has been a common sight among the photographers in different parts of the world.
Strong waves are also minimised by the protective waters which make the environment safe to families with young children.

Casiguran Lighthouse (Bontoc point)

The historic lighthouse sits upon a cliff and commands panoramic views of the Casiguran Sound, and the great Pacific Ocean beyond.
The Fresnel lens that is preserved within the lighthouse is an interesting piece of art that demonstrates maritime engineering in the past.
Guided tours give account of the lighthouse and how it is used to rescue ships through the stormy waters safely.
The green canopy of the Sierra Madre can be viewed merging with the blue sea, a magnificent work of nature, through the observation deck.
A small museum close at hand exhibits photographs and the tools that the lighthouse keepers have been using throughout the decades.
The wave of the lighthouse on clear nights makes a continuous line through the waves and it is a romantic and historic view of the wanderers at night.

Mangrove Areas

Tours of the mangrove forests show that there is an inter-twined ecosystem which is a nursery of countless marine species.
Tourists are allowed to walk using raised boardwalks that enable them to see birds like egrets and kingfishers nesting on the trees.
The mangroves take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen, and it is vital in ensuring that the air is of good quality in the area.
During these tours, local conservation organisations tend to conduct educational sessions that educate the tourists on sustainable practises.
The water in these mangrove areas is as clear as a crystal and is a great place to kayak, as well as to find silence and tranquilly.
The seasonal changes in the life of the mangroves can be seen as a subtle change in the plant life every season, which is a perfect example of the resilience and adjustment to the environment, a classic lesson of our own time.

Casiguran Town Proper

The main square of the town, its colonial buildings being a result of the historical connexion of the region to the world and its development as a culture.
The community meets and local government offices are at the municipal hall which is a stone structure with a broad verandah.
Fridays Nights: The plaza is packed with street entertainers, local crafts, and families and gives the neighbourhood a dynamic atmosphere.
The neighbouring church designed in simple yet elegant style is the one which has St. Anthony of Padua and it is pleasing to both pilgrims and tourists.
Side markets overflow out of sides of the plaza and sell fresh products, coconuts, and homemade crafts, which reveal the legacy of the area.
Travellers get a chance to meet friendly locals who tell their storeys about their ancestors and the history of the land by walking through the town.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Local Fishing Port

The fishermen as they unload their fresh fish at the beginning of the day is a colourful experience that almost borders on rituals of old ways of life.
The pier is lined with market stalls selling a variety of seafood in a fresh and right off the boat form, such as shrimp, tuna, and crab.
The tourists can have a taste of the local delicacy, the Pungko (marinated fish) that is cooked right on the pier and is packed with flavour.
The wooden docks of the port creak in the wind to continue the nostalgic impression of the picture.
The waves of the sound softly beat on the quay all day long, a soothing accompaniment to the daily hurly-Burly.
Short trips are usually given by the local boat operators, where the visitors will enjoy the sound on a different angle.

Sierra Madre Road Views

The road leading to the foothills of the Sierra Madre is winding, and you are encouraged to go all the way to the top because it has dramatic falls, thick pine forests, and unexpected turns of the road.
During the process of driving, the travellers may stop at lookout spots and enjoy the panoramic view of the town, the sound, and the ocean that is far away.
The natural terrain of the road makes the road popular among the adventurous and motorbike lovers who want to have a raw experience.
A new landscape is presented in every bend; it can be ripple fields, the waterfalls, the sight of a wild animal, all this makes the journey memorable.
The highway is also characterised by the presence of sharp turns occasionally therefore people should drive safely and observe the power of the mountain.
During bright days, the rays of the sun penetrate through the canopy forming golden beams that skip over the road.

Local Market (Public Market)

The main market is quite a bustling place, as sellers are shouting and welcoming words and clients are bargaining about vegetables and spices.
This is fresh coconut water served in open cups, a refreshing snack that people love to come to on the hot afternoons.
It has a diverse range of local cheeses, beans, rice that is freshly ground, and each item reflects the agricultural abundance of the region.
The savoury delights in street food stalls include siopao and kwek-kwek which are ideal snacks over a bench.
Exhibits of handcrafted items, such as woven baskets and painted shells are in vivid colours portraying the skill and creativity of the artisans.
The bustling gossip and dancing dishware of the marketplace contribute to the soundtrack of the gastronomic escapades of the day.

Indigenous Settlements

The nearby ancestral areas of the Agta and other native people provide an insight of the cultures that inhabited the lands over centuries.
Tourists are advised to visit the area beforehand and agree with the local leaders of the population to have a respectful and productive communication.
During communal events, traditional music, which is usually performed using bamboo drums and flutes, fill the air and allow people to experience the culture.
Carved wooden masks and woven mats are some of the crafts that are on display with time-tested skills and storeys.
The close connexion that the communities have with the surrounding forest and sea offers an insight on sustainable practises in living.
A guided walk would show some unknown medicinal plants and falls that the locals have utilised over centuries.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

The lingo used is mostly Tagalog, although Ilocano and local indigenous dialects are also spoken by many of its inhabitants, as the region is a language-rich area.
Fishing is not only a means of earning but also a communal event with families waking up early in the morning to fish and tell storeys.
Agriculture, particularly rice and coconut farming, is also interlaced with day-to-day life, and serves the people of a country, as well as the visitors.
The natural resource world of the Sierra Madre has created a culture of self-sufficiency and close management of the nature.
Music, dancing and colourful costumes are introduced to the town by the traditional festivals like St. Anthony of Padua celebration, which is a unifying factor between community and faith.
It is an ordinary life of holidays in Casiguran, Aurora, which is a place of tradition and survival.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Fresh fish, crabs, and shrimps are sold day-in day-out, so tourists can taste such dishes as “Buñidos” and “Adobong Isda” by using spices available in the region.
The Pako salad, consisting of tender fiddlehead ferns, tomatoes, vinegar and garlic, is very earthy and has a unique flavour.
Soups made of coconuts such as Ginataang Gulay express the richness of the coconuts in the area and provide a warm and rich flavour.
Cooked fish in banana leaves is a traditional meal, which is served on the banana leaves with a smoky flavour and the natural sweetness of the leaves.
Sweet dishes prepared using cassava, mango and coconut form luxury desserts that satiate the appetite of the traveller.
Local markets offer a diversity of fresh products, which means that every meal would be flavoured with the freshest local products.

Fun

The virgin beaches are a perfect place to sunbathe, beachcombing, and construct magnificent sandcastles.
Watching the marine wildlife in their natural habitat, guided kayaking tours through the peaceful mangrove waterways allow the traveller to sail through concealed coves.
The Sierra Madre trails are rugged and provide difficult hikes which do reward trekkers with an impressive view of the ocean and forest.
The beach is a good place to do some night time star gazing since the skies are so clear and one can see numerous constellations.
There are also local festivals and performances in the streets that add music, dancing and laughter to the squares of the town making it a very vibrant place.
The silence, calm atmosphere enables the visitor to meditate or do yoga, creating the feeling of calmness and rejuvenation for holidays to Casiguran.

Fashion

Cotton and linen are the necessary lightweight fabrics to resist the heat and the rain which occurs periodically.
Comfortable sandals and board shorts, as well as swimsuits, are the standard supplementary items when visiting the beach, whereas durable shoes are recommended during mountain climbing.
Wide-brimmed hat shields off the sun on the face and light rain jacket is always present because of the uncertainty of rains during the wet season.
Evening dresses may be plain but classy, normally in pastel which is in harmony with the natural environment.
In the case of cultural events, simple style of clothing which does not offend the local traditions is also welcomed particularly visiting the religious places.
To experience a comfortable stay, travellers are advised to carry a reusable water bottle, sun glasses, and a small first aid kit.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The sheltered bay by the Casiguran Sound is full of colourful fish and coral reefs making it the best place to snorkel and observe the ocean.
The rocky mountains of the Sierra Madre are also the habitat of a wide range of bird species, some of which include the eagles, owls and bright coloured parrots.
Mangrove ecosystems provide a living laboratory to research the ecology of the coastlines, since it channels nutrients and prevents erosion along the shoreline.
The waterfalls that appear seasonally during the rainy months bring the natural pools that are ideal in cooling down and taking pictures.
Fungi, medicinal plants, edible mushrooms are abundant on the forest floor and people have to explore the area and know the local plants well.
Small mammals, reptiles and amphibians are also found as one walks quietly in the forest or within the shoreline.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

August 13th is the Casiguran Town Fiesta in honour of St. Anthony of Padua and includes processions, fireworks, and sharing food.
The festival of harvest gives a treat to rice, coconuts, and vegetables, accompanied by the traditional preparation, dancing, and music.
The mangrove walk is an annual event that invites community participation in the conservation process as they are invited to clean the mangrove peripheries and educate the visitors.
Local bands are invited at music festivals organised at the town plaza, which provides a vibrant atmosphere both to the locals and tourists.
The fiestas have cultural exhibits that showcase native dances, weaving classes and narrations that would help maintain the culture to the future generations.
Several small holidays to Casiguran festivals of the year like holidays, saints days and changes of season provide the traveller with plenty of chances to experience local traditions.

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