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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Calaca

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Calaca

In case you are daydreaming about having a peaceful holiday without losing touch of what daily life feels like, then you should think about taking a holidays to Calaca, Batangas.
It is an excellent combination of sea, fields, and busy community life in this first-class town located on the eastern coast of the Philippines, which is easy to navigate and even more difficult not to fall in love with.
Think of walking along the beach with the murmurs of the waves upon the sand, and then look upwards, and behold in the sky unending rows of sugarcane, to and fro.
The friendly and welcoming nature of the people in the town will receive you with open arms and bountiful information on the land and its residents and make your visit look like a family reunion and not a mere visit.
And even in case you would like to start your holiday with a comfortable flight to the destination, you may also book with World Pinoy Flights and reach the gates of this lovely municipality without any hassles.
Province capital: Batangas City
International airport: No international airport in Calaca
Nearest commonly used airport: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) or Clark International Airport
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, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

Picturesque coastlines is what a holiday to Calaca, Batangas is synonymous with, where the soft blue of Batangas Bay beckons you to enjoy some time in fresh and salty air.
The agricultural heritage of the town is reflected in the vast sugarcane fields that cover all the landscape as far as the eye meets, as well as in small farms where rice, vegetables, and other delicious products grow which can be sampled on the spot.
The local economy is still under development, but the modern touch is introduced by the industrial sector, and fresh seafood is offered by the aquaculture farms.
Day trips are a painless adventure due to the proximity to explore other Batangas cities and the scenic Tagaytay viewpoint.
There are also the local beaches and rivers where visitors may enjoy their time and get scenic views as well as the many places where they may unwind or have picnics or just watch the sunset painting the sky.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

The most appropriate season to have holidays to Calaca, Batangas, will be based on what you would wish to experience.
The dry season, which lasts between December and May, is a sunny season, and the best time to enjoy a day at the beach and a stroll along the river, whereas the colder months, that is between December and February, bring cool weather that does not leave one feeling hot.
When you are fond of green and fertile landscapes, rainy season of June to November will turn the fields into patchwork of green colours, but you may have to make certain changes in your outdoor plans due to the rains that occur now and then.
Regardless of the season you may choose, Calaca hospitality will ensure that you have a special time.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Calaca Municipal Plaza

The plaza is the centre of the town where families and friends have celebrations.
It has weekly markets where farmers sell fresh produce, crafts, and local snacks.
The plaza is transformed into a place where people enjoy colourful parades, music, and dancing especially during festivals.
Children are playing on the open grass, and the elders are sitting on the benches and watch the world passing by.
The streets which surround it are bordered with ancient banyan trees that offer canopy and shade.
The evening lights make the plaza a comfortable place where couples and groups can have peaceful conversation.

Calaca Public Market

This is where you will get to sample the freshest seafood taken only a few minutes before it is sold in the stalls.
The fresh vegetables and fruits, which come directly out of the nearby farms, are displayed in bright and colourful displays.
Market sellers welcome one with cheerful grins and present easy and delicious dainties.
The vibrant conversation and smells at the market provide an actual feeling of the normal day life in the town.
Visitors can negotiate in a polite manner and get a better price, a local culture.
Sweet coconut beverages and local desserts are served in small cafes which are opened in the corners of the market in the afternoon.

Local Coastal Areas

There are serene waters along the coastline that can be used to swim or just rest on a towel.
This is because the waves are gentle and kids can play and family can relax.
There are beachside benches where people can sit and watch the sunset on the horizon.
The sand is clean and soft, and visitors would be willing to make a long walk by the edge of the water.
Close by mangrove islands can be found colourful birds, and a simple visit to the beach turns into a mini-nature tour.
There is also a case where local fishermen take in fresh fish and visitors can observe what they took home.

Agricultural Landscapes

The fields of sugarcane create a green sea that goes all the way to the horizon, and it is a dramatic background for any photograph.
Rice paddies shine in the sun and reflect the clear blue sky.
Local farmers are usually ready to demonstrate the ways how they harvest and process their crops to visitors.
Fresh earth and rice smell is much-needed and refreshing.
Visitors have an opportunity to be boarded on a short ride on a tractor in order to experience the gentle motion of the machine.
The fields are also a good meditation place due to the uniform rhythmic buzz of activity.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Nearby River Areas

The town is surrounded by rivers that run softly to make calm areas where one can bring picnic blankets and soft drinks.
You can see the tiny fish and glittering stones under the water because it is so clear.
Families usually come with small boats and move over those waters with slow movement enjoying the breeze on their faces.
Then there are tree branches over the river and this creates a natural canopy thus, it is a shaded spot to have a lunch break.
In the morning, the birds flock at the banks of the rivers, rendering the riverside a silent drama of wildlife.
There are also local guides who may take one on a short walk discussing how the river is used in the agriculture of the town.

Barangay Hills and Viewpoints

These hills are gently heaped over the town providing panoramic view of the farmlands and the sea.
An observation tower at a strategic point allows the visitors to stop and inhale the clean countryside air.
The hills are also covered with low trees which help give shade during hot afternoons.
And, above, you can look down upon the sugarcane fields in one gaze, and the view is something almost miraculous.
The best of the views is had at sunrise when the light illuminates the hills with a golden, rich hue.
There are small shrines or chapels on the peak of some barangays, which give the climb a spiritual feel.

Small Waterfalls or Streams

Behind a bunch of palms there is a little waterfall which is a cooling splash.
Falling water is audible and serves as a relaxing background music during silent contemplation.
Small pools at the bottom are ideal for cooling off on hot afternoons.
Children living nearby tend to make rafts composed of bamboo in order to be on streams and have some amusing activity.
The vegetation covering is rich making it look like one is in a natural forest.
The trails to the falls are not too difficult to walk through and as such it has become popular among families.

Local Town Events and Festivals

Every month, the community gathers under colourful celebrations associated with a new festival or event.
Traditional dances are held within open stages, and the villagers dress up in brightly coloured handmade costumes.
There are food stalls all over the streets giving a taste of local delicacies such as bulalo and sinaing na tulingan.
Night sky is covered with fireworks and it provides a glimmering display to the audience of all ages.
Everybody takes part in parades regardless of their age and the floats used bear heritage of the town.
These celebrations enable the visitors to know more about the traditions and history of holidays to Calaca and its residents.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Calacans are people who live their lives based on their strong family connections and a profound respect to the land that their lives depend on.
They also enjoy their town fiesta as they have parades all over the streets and have beats of the drums and singing.
These religious festivals are characterised by serious processions, which celebrate patron saints after which the community sits and shares meals and stories.
In the town, the artisans, weaving, pottery and wood carving, continue to live on as each generation transfers the craft to the other.
Whenever a large occasion is in view, the whole barangay unite, labouring together to adorn their homes, cooking and making everyone feel like they belong.
It is this sense of community that is a constant living presence of the way community, tradition, and place are interwoven with the daily existence of Calaca.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

Holidays to Calaca serves a combination of fresh and mouth-watering foods that demonstrate its coastal and rural location.
Sea offers inexhaustible fish and shellfish that locals transform into simple and tasty foods, which are enriched with a pinch of salt and lime to savour the flavour of the sea.
Due to the availability of rice and vegetables produced in the local farms, the basis of most meals has been the rich and wholesome food that is very comforting, tasty, and healthy.
Batangas classics and delicacies, like silky lomi noodles, beef marrow soup with a toned-down flavour, and fish dish cooked in coconut milk called sinaing na tulingan are must-have items.
To finish sweetly, one can have the local kakanin, which are rice cakes that are covered by coconut milk and with fresh fruits.
You can normally find these treats in little stalls at the market or by the beach, where you can get a seat on a mat of straw to savour them in the warm breeze.

Fun

Calaca, Batangas, is a holiday destination that is full of fun activities to relax.
You can have a picnic day by the slow flowing rivers and children could splash as you have a lazy day under the banyan tree.
Visiting the farms provides an insight into what farmers do on an everyday basis as well as an opportunity to enjoy freshly produced farm produce directly off the farm.
The town hosts an eventful cultural show, which is a great way to have fun and immersive experience, full of music and dance.
The farmlands, rivers and sunsets give an endless opportunity to those who love photography in order to take beautiful and candid moments.
You can do nothing but relax on the beach, follow one of the river trails or just walk through a crowded market, but the cosy ambiance of the town makes the adventure you have there unforgettable.

Fashion

It is not hard to be comfortable and stylish in Calaca, Batangas.
Light, breathable cotton shirts, shorts and sundresses keep you cool in the coastal heat.
Shoes with good soles, sneakers, sandals or heavy walking shoes are needed to walk in the streets, in the farms and in the rivers.
During the daytime activities a wide-brimmed sun hat and sunglasses are used to shield your face and eyes against the bright sun.
In case of cooler mornings or evenings, it may be useful to have a light jacket or a simple sweater.
Simple modest outfits are the best when you are attending festivals or town events, as you can feel the festal spirit without being excessive.
All in all, a sensible wardrobe that is comfortable and with a minimum of style will be suitable during all activities of the town.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Calaca in Batangas is a natural scenery that is a delight to outdoor enthusiasts.
The coastal regions are rich in aquatic life such as colourful fish and mischievous dolphins which occasionally appear close to the coastline.
Sugarcane fields and rice fields rolling create a very serene environment to take long walks and take on photography.
The river has a rich ecosystem that hosts diverse fish, frogs and birds species which survive within the cool waters.
The uplands have small forest areas that are inviting to light hiking where one can walk through the greenery and observe their local wildlife.
The mangrove and riverbanks are the most ideal locations where bird watchers will get the sight of exotic species.
The hills are very gentle giving the impression of a natural observatory which allows the natural beauty of Calaca countryside and sea to penetrate.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Holidays to Calaca, Batangas, can never be visited without the vibrant festivals of the town.
The main feature of the Calaca Town Fiesta is the parade in which dancers, musicians and colourful floats move in the streets.
It is a culinary treat, with the local delicacies and sweet treats consumed with the local fruits.
Farm fetes are a show of the harvest of sugarcane, rice, and other produce, which gives a learning opportunity to the farming techniques of the region.
Religious processions worship patron saints with serious reverence, whereby, people pray in unity and engage in celebration.
Cultural shows and sport tourism also create a new competitive advantage, particularly in the summer period.
Smaller festivals at the barangay level such as traditional dances and community meals maintain the spirit of togetherness all year round.

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