Showing posts with label Tacloban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tacloban. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2026

πŸš— How to Get Around Tacloban (2026): Car Rental & Transport Guide for Travelers

Whether you’re landing in Tacloban for a quick visit or exploring the islands of Leyte and Samar, having your own ride makes travel a lot easier—and more flexible.

From self-drive sedans to chauffeured vans, this updated 2026 guide features trusted car rental services in Tacloban City and nearby areas. I’ve included key details like rates, contacts, and a few local tips to help you choose the best option for your needs.

And if you ever get lost (it happens!), don’t panic—these companies are just a call or message away. Just remember: haggle with a smile 😊

Friday, June 27, 2025

✈️πŸ›³️🚌 How to Get to Tacloban City, Leyte (2025 Travel Guide)

✨ Welcome to Tacloban, Gateway to Leyte

Planning a trip to Tacloban City in Leyte? You’re in for a memorable journey! Tacloban is more than just the capital of Eastern Visayas — it’s a transportation hub, cultural center, and your jumping-off point to beautiful Leyte province.

Saturday, May 31, 2025

🦐 Tacloban Seafood & Local Favorites: Where to Eat Like a Local

🐟 Tacloban Seafood & Local Favorites: Where to Eat and What to Try

Tacloban may be known for its history and resilience, but for many travelers, it’s the food that leaves the strongest impression. Thanks to its coastal location and strong local food culture, the city offers fresh seafood, comforting Filipino dishes, and casual cafΓ©s that make you want to stay longer—or come back just to eat.

Here are some of the best seafood spots and local favorites in Tacloban, including places I personally enjoyed and would happily return to.

Saturday, August 30, 2014

πŸ›️ Sto. NiΓ±o Shrine & Museum Tacloban: History, Marcos Legacy & Must-See Collections

πŸ›️ Sto. NiΓ±o Shrine and Museum: A Glimpse into Tacloban’s History and the Marcos Legacy

Often mistaken for the Sto. NiΓ±o Church, the Sto. NiΓ±o Shrine and Museum is a two-story heritage building located on Real Street in downtown Tacloban City. It is one of the province’s popular tourist attractions — not only because of its association with the Marcos family but also due to the priceless collections housed inside.

 
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