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'Biyahe Ni Drew' Tips: Five things to do in Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte

Published January 1, 1970 8:00 AM PHT
Updated March 13, 2020 9:22 AM PHT

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'Biyahe Ni Drew' shares some of the many exciting things to do in Padre Burgos and its neighboring places.


For those looking for a relaxing Christmas vacation, try looking into Padre Burgos in Southern Leyte. The Visayan municipality provides a serene getaway with its fine sand and quiet surroundings. It is considered as a rising tourist attraction.

'Biyahe Ni Drew' shares some of the many exciting things to do in Padre Burgos and its neighboring places.

Biyahero tip #1: Visit the bird and fish sanctuary

Ten kilometers away from Padre Burgos is a bird and fish sanctuary in Macrohon, Southern Leyte. It is a marine protected area that has become a tourist favorite because of activities such as fish feeding and diving.

Biyahero tip #2: Go cave hopping

Barangay Cambaro is considered to be the cave capital of Southern Leyte. With over 100 caves, adventure surely awaits its locals and tourists. One of the most popular is Tabunan Cave.

Guide fee: 150 PhP
Entrance fee: 50 PhP

Biyahero tip #3: Visit Limasawa Island

Limasawa is rich in history because it is said to be a stopover of Ferdinand Magellan when he was in search of the spice island. In March 31, 1521, the first mass in the Philippines was celebrated in the island.

Passenger boat: 50 PhP
Private boat rental: 1500 PhP

Biyahero tip #4: Try their pusit

One of the main livelihoods in Limasawa is selling different kinds of pusit. Their products are brought to different places in the Philippines including Davao, Samar, and Manila. They are also brought as gifts to Filipinos in the Middle East.

Prices start at 50 PhP

Biyahero tip #5: Visit the SLPTEC

The Research and Extension Center (SLPREC) is another must-visit. It is where tourists can try hibe, pintos, tostados, and ginusang – fruits and sweets that can only be found in Southern Leyte.