Calapan Nightlife, Philippines

Socially conservative but commercially booming, Calapan is not identified to have large shopping avenues but medium retail shops that suffice the needs of the city dwellers. Who says there isn’t evening entertainment in this conservative city? Explore its world class resorts so you’ll realize what beach night-out can mean.

What is idyllic for family suppers at home can be the same idealism found in Calapan’s dinner scene. Time and again, the city’s natural jewels are positioned through a spectacular backdrop of the ocean where bistros and resorts shape up an amazing feel for vacation and enjoyment. Among the renowned resorts are Richville Garden Resort, El Pueblo Rhizort, Donnyland Beach Resort, Aganahaw Beach Resort, Parang Beach Resort, Luz del Mar Seaside Resort, Anahaw Island View Resort and Calapan Bayside Resort. You have several options of staying overnight, dining in, singing your hearts out, dancing to the reggae beat, and camping by the bay. Any of which treats you to a star-gazing or moon-staring pleasure.

Although big malls are not found in Calapan, shopping havens as Budgetlane Shopping Center and San Vicente Central capture the locals and tourists for a day and night splurge. From apparels to bags, food to desserts, coffee to ice cream, everything is in place for you to be delighted. People linger until 9 pm for chitchats over hot or cold drinks. If you are more of an all fresco shopper, you can head to Calapan’s key trading centers like the open public market. Aside from your fashionable and household needs, you can also shop for some fresh fruits, meat and dairy products from the market. In this case, you won’t need to worry about what to cook the morning after you get a hang-over. The communal market is usually flocked by buyers from all around Calapan and nearby towns even after midnight.

Calapan also takes pride in its first-class hotels and lodging houses that enclose their in-house cafes, restaurants, bars and lounges. Filipino and international cuisines are served day and night. Some of these hotels are Calapan Bay Hotel, Rodina Lodge Marco Vincent Residence Inn, Bimas Inn, Blue Harbor Hotel, Riceland Hotel, Hotel Mayi and Filipiniana Microtel Inn and Suites. Well-known Filipino fast food outlets like Jollibee, McDonald’s and Chowking are also dishing up nearby. While more hotels are enhanced and newer establishments are opening, resorts continue to be of strong appeal to domestic and international tourists in Calapan. It won’t be a struggle to enjoy a fun night here at all.