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CAPIZ BAY RESORT

Scenic Capiz Bay Resort with its fishponds, private shoreline, its trees, facilities and rustic air-is a real boom to tired minds and limbs. Located in Brgy. Libas, Roxas City, Capiz, it is a mere 15-minute ride from the heart of the city.
The fishing area attracts guests who are delighted with the sure catch, hands on, fishing experience. The "hook and cook" your catch theme is one of the resort's popular attractions. The airy and clean cabanas have the best view of the beach where friends,

TALON ORCHARD

The province produces only few varieties of cutflowers in commercial-scale. These are orchids (white dendrobiums), roses, and asters (white & lilac). Other low-grade varieties produced in limited scale include dahlias, azucena, African daisies, assorted heleconias, and gladiolus (orange). Orchid cutflower and heleconias were at their production peak from1995 to 2000 with 4 commercial farms producing an aggregate yield of 1,500 dozens per week.

MANTALINGA ISLAND

Nearby Mantalinga island which is a kilometer away from the shoreline of Baybay beach has been identified as an ideal diving spot for scuba divers and a perfect rotunda for sailboat (dilayag) and kayaking contests. Recently nicknamed “Good Luck Island” by tourism consultants, the place is believed to be a source of luck for local fisherfolk. They write the names of their fishing boats on the side of the island before they set out to sea for the first time.

HALARAN PLAZA

Roxas City halaran plaza. This was a proposed by Roxas City Plaza Chess Association Inc. as a landmark of Roxas City, Capiz supported by Mayor Alan Celino.

Baybay Beach

Located at Baybay beach is a stretch of stalls serving the freshest seafood in town. These establishments offer a laid-back atmosphere where one can simply dine and relax to the refreshing sea breeze, sparkling fine gray sand, serene blue waters and pristine shoreline. It specializes in “talaba” steamed in hot boiling water or broiled over charcoal for P25-P35 pesos per basket. It also offers other mouth-watering dishes like chicken and pork barbecue, pantat, hito, squid, and other grilled delicacies at affordable prices. It is a perfect venue for an intimate dinner for 2 or lively family gatherings.

Culajao Mangrove Eco Park

The Culajao Mangrove Eco Park is perfect for educational tours, barkada weekend excursions or a simple family picnic. Recently the Culajao Mangrove Eco Park has received a special citation as eco tourism product, during the Western Visayas Tourism assembly. Culajao Mangrove Eco Park in Roxas City, Capiz has the distinction of being a community protected mangrove reserve and the only one within the city. It stretches within 4.69 hectares and home to diverse marine and mangrove species. From the road, take a short walk under the shed of mangroves along the way to get to the reception area.Mingle with nature and get a flight out in this world relaxing in nipa huts of different size which can host at most 20 persons. They have several packages for tours that include a bamboo raft (banca) ride along the river to get a closer look of the 19 species of mangroves that serve as habitats for a vast variety of fishes, crustaceans, mollusks, and shells. Listen to a live composo about Mangroves and Culajao. Watch the herons and other exotic bird species flying around catching fish. A fish cage is also available for hook and line fishing. However they do not permit visitors to stay overnight or just stay late at night in their cottages or nipa huts. Culajao Mangrove Eco-Park is a 10-15 minute ride away from Roxas City plaza via the new road traversing Brgy. Mongpong and Banica.