Guidebook for Kalibo
Food Scene
McDonald's
968 Roxas AveShakey's Kalibo
Mabini StreetJollibee Kalibo Highway DT
cor D. Maagma Senior StMang Inasal
J. Rizal StreetMang Inasal, the fastest growing fast-food restaurant.
Essentials
7-Eleven
Roxas AvenueMinistop Kalibo
Shopping
CityMall - Kalibo, Aklan
Quimpo StreetGaisano Capital Kalibo
Roxas AvenueParks & Nature
The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest is one of the most successful mangrove reforestation projects in all of Southeast Asia. Located along the Aklan River in Kalibo, Aklan (the gateway to Boracay Island), the Bakhawan Mangrove Forest offers a wide variety of outdoor, cultural, and culinary attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. The Bakhawan Forest is only a 10-minute drive from the hotel.
Bakhawan Ecopark Kayak Rentals
The Bakhawan Mangrove Forest is one of the most successful mangrove reforestation projects in all of Southeast Asia. Located along the Aklan River in Kalibo, Aklan (the gateway to Boracay Island), the Bakhawan Mangrove Forest offers a wide variety of outdoor, cultural, and culinary attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. The Bakhawan Forest is only a 10-minute drive from the hotel.
Sightseeing
Manduyog Hill is a religious sanctuary located at the Aklan State University, Banga, Aklan, the Philippines.
Manduyog Hill serenely stands at the eastern side of the Aklan State University in the municipality of Banga. Covered with lush green vegetation that turns to varied hues in summer, the hill occupies a segment in Aklan’s history. Although disputed by some sceptics as mere legends, Banganhons still believe that in 1437, Datu Manduyog, a descendant of the Borneo Datu during his reign as the ruler of Aklan transferred the seat of government from Batan to Bakan in Banga at the foot of the hill now named after the valiant Datu. The hill then served as a watch tower to warn the natives aga
Manduyog's Cross
Manduyog Hill is a religious sanctuary located at the Aklan State University, Banga, Aklan, the Philippines.
Manduyog Hill serenely stands at the eastern side of the Aklan State University in the municipality of Banga. Covered with lush green vegetation that turns to varied hues in summer, the hill occupies a segment in Aklan’s history. Although disputed by some sceptics as mere legends, Banganhons still believe that in 1437, Datu Manduyog, a descendant of the Borneo Datu during his reign as the ruler of Aklan transferred the seat of government from Batan to Bakan in Banga at the foot of the hill now named after the valiant Datu. The hill then served as a watch tower to warn the natives aga
Jawili Falls
Drinks & Nightlife
Overtime Resto Bar Disco
Jaime Cardinal Sin Avenue