Capiz, which has the shape of an open palm, mirrors the Capiznon’s unique brand of hospitality in the spirit of sharing the bounty of its natural resources. From the abundance of the sea’s, one can savor the unmatched taste of seafood, thus highlighting the province as the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines”.
Explore its amazing natural tourist spots like Gugma Beach. Located at barrio Culasi, Brgy. Lonoy, one of the barangays of the municipality of Sapian in the province of capiz. It is not really popular but we can say that there are many people going there. They always visit Gugma beach because its free.
It is not a so-called modern beach or other resort that have so many things or facilities that can entertain people, but then you can still enjoy your vacation because of its natural beauty. There are many hugeh rocks.When you are at the top of those rocks you will see the beauty and wideness of the sea. There is also the only videoke bar where you can enjoy your vacation.
Mangrove in Sapian Bay
With an area of 4,500 hectares of Sapian Bayspreads the long trench of rich and thick Mangrove trees along the coastline and riverbanks. Approximately one hectare of mangrove tree produces up to 3.6 tons of liter fall annually; and one hectare of healthy mangrove ecosystem produces about 1.08 tons of fish per year (Schatz 1991).
Some of the benefits of mangrove to humans are clean water, fish and shell fish, medicine, wood, honey, alcohol, shoreline protection, research, education, biodiversity, recreation and tourism attraction.
Sapian Nature
Sad Sad
Sad sad – foot parade while dancing. This is the term being used by the Sapianons. Every celebration of Tilibyugan Festival and Talahong Festival, this “sad sad” is being performed before the mass on the day of the festival and resumed after. Every tribe has its own steps to emphasize their colorful costumes with shells and other seafood parts on it. They will perform “sad sad” around Poblacion and will end at the Municipality Plaza.The contest will be held after the “sad sad”.
Dancing with the folk songs that relates the spirit of Sapian and being a Sapianon.
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