Caibiran

Welcome to Caibiran, the adventurous heart of Biliran Province! Nestled between lush mountains and geothermal springs, Caibiran is a town that perfectly blends nature’s raw energy with the peaceful charm of rural life. Known for its hot springs, volcano views, hidden waterfalls, and rich local culture, Caibiran is your next favorite escape in Eastern Visayas.

Caibiran isn’t just beautiful- it’s electrifying! With its active geothermal spots, volcanic landscapes, and cool rainforest trails, the town is a paradise for eco-tourists and thrill seekers. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls or soaking in hot springs, there’s no shortage of nature-powered adventure here.

Sambawan Falls – A multi-level waterfall tucked in a forested area, great for nature photography

Mainit Hot Springs – Naturally heated pools where you can relax your muscles and soak your stress away

Sayawan Falls – A peaceful spot for swimming and nature walks

Caibiran River Park – A scenic riverside destination ideal for picnics and weekend chill

Mount Suiro – For hiking enthusiasts, this peak offers breathtaking views of Biliran’s eastern coast

Caibiran is proudly Waray, with a touch of Cebuano influence. The town keeps its traditional values alive, from communal farming practices to festive rituals. It’s a place where people greet strangers like friends, and local legends are passed down through song and dance.

Waray-Waray is the dominant language, but you’ll also hear Cebuano, Filipino, and English spoken fluently, especially in schools and government offices. Locals are warm and approachable, often eager to help visitors with a friendly smile.

Caibiran’s cuisine is rich in flavor and tradition. Feast on:

• Linubihang Kalabasa – A creamy squash and coconut milk stew with native veggies
• Tinolang Isda – Fish soup infused with ginger and green papaya
• Inasal na Manok – Grilled chicken marinated in local herbs
• Binagol – A sweet taro-based dessert steamed in coconut shells

Seafood is abundant and freshly caught -best enjoyed with rice and a seaside view!

Every July, Caibiran comes alive with the “Andas Festival”, honoring Our Lady of the Assumption. The streets transform into a spectacle of colorful floats, folk dances, and native drumbeats. It’s a celebration of faith, history, and community pride!

Expect a blend of acoustic serenades, Waray ballads, and fiesta beats! Music is deeply tied to community life, often shared during gatherings, processions, and local barrio parties. Young locals also love jamming to karaoke by the river or under the stars.

Hot springs and geothermal features

Breathtaking waterfalls and rivers

Volcanic views and mountain hiking

Strong Waray heritage and festive spirit

Delicious native dishes and fresh seafood