Revisiting Bohol: Taste of the Local Life - Mabaw Reef
Aside from the very inexpensive fee at Cainglet's home, we found a local ecotourism site just a few meters away. We were told that Mabaw reef is declared a protected area and home to unique species of corals and fish. Since no one knows how to dive, we decided to just hang-out in the area. Signage located near the stairs Slippery when wet From the Cainglet's home, we walked to the Cainget Road and down to the cement stairs leading to the Mabaw Reef. Food stalls abound the area and exotic dishes and drinks are available. View from the top of the stairs Local food stalls More food stalls We summoned all our bravery and wits to sample exotic local delights! If you want to try it, we suggest to eat a very light meal specially if you plan to eat kinilaw na coja (or kodya). Coja still in a shell Local food Lato or seaweeds - Php 20 per serving Kinilaw na Coja (Raw shell fish in vinegar) - Php 25 for small serving & Php 40...