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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Tigaon

Planning holidays to Tigaon, Camarines Sur, you will find a small coastal town which covers the combination of soft waves, warm sunlight and slow rhythm of real life, and enables travellers to leave the bustle of the city streets and experience the slow rhythm of the sea life.
Its coastline is several miles long, and on it are soft sandy beaches, which beckon the visitor to walk, swim, or just lie on their towel and hear the rhythmic hush of the Philippine Sea.
The hills in the area are low-lying forming a background of rich plants which gives the town a natural hug.
When the sun sets behind the horizon during the evenings, the sky becomes very beautiful and an orange colour illuminates the water giving it a golden hue, which seems like an embrace.
It is this kind and friendly ambience that makes people keep coming back to Tigaon time and again.
Capital (of the province): Pili
International airport: No international airport in Tigaon
Nearest commonly used: Naga Airport (Pili)
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: Bikol, Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

In holidays to Tigaon, Camarines Sur, the shore presents its most glittering hues, the sparkling sapphire waters that shimmer in the middle of the day sun to the broad and gentle beaches that cool and soften on your feet.
Fresh seafood is one of the staples and you can savour the fish of the day that has been cooked in the local kitchens and served in plain ways using herbs which enhance the natural taste of the fish, shrimps and crabs.
The pre-Colonial churches and old stone markers of the town are talking of olden days, and of the profound belief and endurance of the Bicolano people.
The eco-tourist business is doing well here since the small boat trips and river kayaking rafts allow the visitors to explore the mangrove forest and secret coves situated only a little outside the shoreline.
Lastly, the town has a running river that provides a serene environment to have a picnic or a moment of meditation, and the rural sceneries give the best view to those who enjoy wandering and travelling.
You can also reserve your tickets with World Pinoy Flights and enjoy the convenience of travelling without much hassle and also having everything you need at the end of the day when you are at Tigaon and are ready to have a good time exploring.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

As you select your holidays to Tigaon, Camarines Sur, one thing becomes evident, it is the dry season between December and May and this is the time to enjoy the warm and pleasant weather of the place and have a day at the beach and a day on the river.
The cold season that goes through December to February is a golden season for sightseeing since the clouds are pushed away and the air is cooler making it easy to walk through the towns and villages.
Fiesta period April-June is very vibrant and full of music as community members go out in parades, dance and even eat together expressing the local talents and traditions.
Every season has its own taste of the beauty in Tigaon, and the right time will help to make your holiday according to your own character.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Tigaon Beach

The coastline is kilometres long and it gives families as well as lone travellers ample time to relax.
The sand is soft and fine and makes an ideal place to sunbathe and play at the beach.
Waves are not very strong and are thus safe to allow children and novices to swim without fear.
Local sellers are selling fresh coconut water and snacks, which will be a nice treat on your beach day.
The sunset is also spectacular as the sky turns pink and gold as the sun sets into the sea.
Lanterns mark the shore with soft glow after the sun sets, which puts a romantic atmosphere on evening walks.

San Ramon Parish Church

The church is built in a mixture of the Spanish colonial style, and the local skills.
The interior is filled with elaborate altar furniture with tales of faith and worship.
The bell tower of the church is tall, and the town can be viewed in a panoramic manner.
Some of the spiritual activities conducted in the local community include regular masses that you can attend.
The church premises are well maintained with flowers of all sorts, and well trimmed hedges.
The quiet corners have made the place an ideal place to reflect or meditate especially for those visiting the place.

Tigaon River

The river cuts across the town making a distinct path between the rich green fields.
Boating is another favourite activity and the local guides provide them with brief tours around the edge of the water.
Fishing is also pretty easy; all the angler needs to do is cast a line off the riverbank and fish the fresh water.
All the families usually picnic by its banks, where the great trees can shade them.
The river has clear water that is safe to wade in the river thus providing children with a safe place to play.
Evening walks by the river are enchanted since the water is able to reflect the setting sun.

Coastal Barangays

These villages shore the coast and maintain the old fashioned fishing methods that have occurred throughout centuries.
You are allowed to watch fishermen taking up their daily catch, and there you learn about sustainable practices.
The local markets will sell fresh fish, local delicacies and hand-made crafts that are a reflection of the culture.
There are small wooden boats floating in the cove which also make a very beautiful scene to capture photographs.
People in the village are friendly and they usually invite you to have local street food.
Community members can experience the traditional music and dance performance during their gatherings.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Mangrove Areas

These green forests are lining the coastline and they act as natural barriers against the very strong waves.
As one walks in the mangroves, one can tell that there is a maze of thick roots that sustain various ecosystems.
Birdwatchers will enjoy seeing colourful bird species, which nest in trees.
Small fish and crustaceans can be found in the mangroves and are therefore an important component of the local food chain.
The canopy has the refreshing breezes passing through it to cool your skin during hot days.
Guided tours are used to explain the ecological significance of mangroves and their role in protecting the coast.

Hidden Waterfalls (Nearby Barangays)

These waterfalls are a secret escape for adventure travellers, hidden behind thick jungle foliage.
It flows down, through smooth stones and creates a natural pool that is chilled and inviting.
Simple signs mark the paths leading to the falls and allow the trek to be safe for a majority of the visitors.
A natural background soundtrack accompanies your discovery with the sound of rushing water.
The canopy also causes a rainbow to appear inside the pool as sunlight enters through it.
Local guides may tell the history of the waterfalls and the local folklore.

Local Markets

Markets are also open early in the morning with colourful stands of fresh products and seafood.
The smell of cooking spices, fresh fruit, the salty scent of the sea, are all there.
The sellers are glad to give you tips on how to make local food, and they welcome you to do so when shopping.
The crafts of local artisans are represented by handcrafted products, such as woven baskets or colourful textiles.
Friendly bargaining brings to existence a lively atmosphere and therefore makes shopping an interactive experience.
You will be able to savour morsels of street food, and the actual taste of Bicolano food.

Rolling Hills and Countryside

Gentle hills that cover the town circle around it offering panorama of sea.
Roads go through rice and coconut palm fields, where you can observe local agricultural activities.
There are small farms in the countryside where the visitor may be taught about the farming of crops.
Possible wildlife that can be observed up these trails includes native birds and small mammals.
The smelling of earth and fresh grass smells make the environment calm and grounding.
Sunset from a hilltop is a spectacular view that falls in love with Tigaon.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

When the tourists are going to holidays to Tigaon, Camarines Sur, they experience the spirit of Catholic religion in the community that is highly colourful.
Since they are done on a regular basis, fiestas are used in every barangay; they have colourful parades, traditional dances, and communal feasts that unite families.
Bayanihan spirit will always be present when fishermen and farmers have to work together, be it pulling a net or planting rice; this cooperation can be traced back to the history of cooperation in the town.
During celebrations, folk music and storytelling are a norm and the elders share the legends and songs that talk about the sea, the land and the common heritage.
Markets do sell handicrafts in the form of woven baskets and embroidered cloths as well as carved wooden products which provide a tangible way of linking the artistic traditions of the region.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

The food culture in Tigaon reflects the traditional Bicolano food and seafood.
You will enjoy such dishes as Bicol Express and Laing that present a combination of hot chilli peppers and creamy coconut milk and produces a specific spicy flavour that burns on the tongue.
Fresh fish, shrimp and crabs used in the town are commonly grilled or steamed, and the seafood naturally has a sweet flavour.
The sweet rice cakes, known as kakanin, are traditional and provide sticky and scrumptious treats that go well with local teas.
The tropical fruits and coconut are served in sweet and creamy desserts that have been a refreshing contrast to the savoury menu.
These are simple but delicious food items because the town has a strong relationship with the sea and its abundant nature.

Fun

Tigaon activities have a broad audience and visitors have the option of having adventure and relaxing.
A cooling respite against the heat can be had by swimming in the clear waters and families have fun together through beach games such as frisbee or volleyball.
Cruising down the calm Tigaon River provides you with an opportunity to explore mangrove fringes and find out about uncovered coves, learning about the ecosystems of the area.
Travelling to rural barangays will ensure that you see the way of life, the ways of traditional fishing methods, fresh market stalls, and life within the communities.
Strolls and picnicking along the banks of the rivers or in the hilly areas are some of the quiet ways of reflecting and capturing the picturesque scenes.
Lastly, attending the vibrant festivals of the town is another opportunity to dance, enjoy the local foods and immerse in the beat of Bicolano festivals.

Fashion

The dress code you carry to Tigaon must be in line with the casual laid-back atmosphere of the town.
Light cotton tops, shorts and loose dresses get you cool in the tropical sun.
Swimsuits, sun hats, and sunglasses are a must when visiting the beach, whereas snacks and a bottle of water can be packed in a small backpack to explore the area.
When you feel like visiting a church or a festival, it is a sign of respect to the local tradition to wear something modest, i.e. a long skirt or a button-down shirt.
Locally crafted accessories such as woven bracelets or embroidered scarves are useful as beautiful reminders of a trip to the country in question.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Tigaon is blessed with diverse and easily accessible natural attractions.
A coastal ecosystem and a mangrove ecosystem are the best to use as eco-tourism habitat since it safeguards the coastline and supports various marine species.
Water spots, rivers and springs provide cool swims and an opportunity to see the local fish species at close range.
Its topographical features of rolling hills and rural landscape of agriculture offer good trekking, photography as well as walks through countryside, which allow you to enjoy the rustic nature of the country.
Bird-watching is another common leisure activity particularly in mangrove regions where they can see rare birds.
The views of the Philippine Sea during sunrise and sunset are marvellous and the sun rays create a golden colour on the horizon in the colours of orange, pink and violet.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Holidays to Tigaon, Camarines Sur town Fiesta (May): There is a celebration of the patron saint of the town, in the form of colourful masses, lively processions, and a food fair which features the local delicacies.
Barangay Fiestas: Every barangay has its mini-festival, which consists of traditional games, dance shows, and music reflecting the heritage of the community.
Holy Week: The town comes together through processions, prayers and communal activities along the river and church, sharing a common spiritual experience.
Harvest Festivals by the Coastal Strips: The festivals feature seafood tasting, live music, and exhibitions of ancient fishing methods.

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