Whether you want powdery white sand between your toes, adventure in the mountains, to get a glimpse of history or see how a different culture lives, the Philippines has it in spades.
Ancient rice terraces, traditional tribal practices, and caves begging to be explored entice the adventurous north of Manila. Boracay with its blinding white sand, brilliant blue sea, and adrenalin-pumping activities provides envy-inducing photos and memories to last a lifetime. The southern islands of the Visayas: Bohol, Siquijor, and Negros delight with beautiful beaches, waterfalls, and world-class diving.
And then there’s Palawan. Jaw droppingly beautiful, Palawan is the last frontier of the Philippines
Whether you want powdery white sand between your toes, adventure in the mountains, to get a glimpse of history or see how a different culture lives, the Philippines has it in spades.
Ancient rice terraces, traditional tribal practices, and caves begging to be explored entice the adventurous north of Manila. Boracay with its blinding white sand, brilliant blue sea, and adrenalin-pumping activities provides envy-inducing photos and memories to last a lifetime. The southern islands of the Visayas: Bohol, Siquijor, and Negros delight with beautiful beaches, waterfalls, and world-class diving.
And then there’s Palawan. Jaw droppingly beautiful, Palawan is the last frontier of the Philippines. Limestone cliffs rise from clear turquoise waters in El Nido and Coron, an underground river flows through a cave in Puerto Princesa, and everywhere there are miles of beaches.
We've spent months exploring the country and its many offerings. We know which ferries to take, where the best beaches are hiding, the loveliest boutique hotels, and even which island has the tastiest mangos. Call or email and we'll put together an itinerary that's unique to you.
One week in the northern Philippines to take in a bit of history, culture, and ancient landscapes then one week by the sea to soak in the sun.
Experience the thrill of drift diving at Isla Verde near Puerto Galera and the eery WWII shipwrecks of Coron. This itinerary will take you south of Manila for a chance to see the Taal volcano before you spend your holiday diving.
See a side of the Philippines most visitors don’t know exists: practice yoga in beautiful surroundings, nurture your body with healthy food, and give back to the planet by starting your holiday in a beautiful eco-retreat.
Get a feel for ancient culture of the northern Philippines and more contemporary Spanish influence during this active 10-day tour of Luzon. Explore the bustling streets of Manila, marvel at the rice terraces of Batad and hanging coffins of Sagada, and bask in the culture of beautiful Vigan.
Family travel in the Philippines is easy to arrange with many rooms large enough to accommodate a young family and plenty of activities fun for kids of all ages. This 9-day holiday starts in Manila to give everyone time to adjust to the time change and see the old district of Intramuros. Then fly to Bohol for some beach time and wildlife viewing.