Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
Masbate province has three main islands within its confines, namely Masbate, Ticao and Burias. This destination has plenty to offer visitors who are looking for beaches and nature trips. You can get here by land and boat or plane, depending on which part you want to visit. The fastest way
Sipalay in Negros Occidental is an underrated destination. It isn’t as popular as its counterpart Bacolod, but that’s part of its charm. Its city center isn’t the usual urban and concrete sprawl. It will remind you of the countryside more than Manila. It has flown under the tourism radar but
2023 • 09 • 20 Baguio is the summer capital of the Philippines because of its cool weather. But if you happen to find yourself in the City of Pines and decide to head to the beach, you need not go all the way back to Manila. Here are eight
2023 • 08 • 14 The province of Cebu has always been a famous destination for both local and foreign tourists. It comes as no surprise, since the province has several beautiful beaches you can easily reach from its namesake capital city. If you are staying in the Queen City
2023 • 09 • 26 Iloilo is a vibrant city that is just as developed as many metropolises in the country. There are entertainment, dining, cultural and historical districts within, just a short commute away from the center. The province is also on Panay Island, famed for its many beaches
Bohol is one of the most popular destinations in the country, famous among local and foreign tourists alike. It is often paired with a trip to Cebu because of its proximity to and accessibility from the latter. Bohol has many attractions that will keep your days filled. If you love
Davao City is a bustling metropolis and is one of the gateways to Mindanao. It is a transportation hub that has numerous buses and jeeps that go in various routes to other provinces. This is one of the reasons it is a possible base for day trips or an onward
The rainy season shouldn’t dampen your adventurous spirit nor should it completely change any of your beach-bumming plans. Despite the inclement weather, there are still places where you can have your share of sand, sea, and sun. Here are some of them:
Starting October 1, 2018, Cebu Pacific will replace their non-recyclable plastics with sustainable replacements for all its flights (including Cebgo) as part of Juan Effect, an eco-friendly program aimed to engage travelers and local stakeholders to reduce the negative effects tourism has on the environment.
Batangas is one of the most popular destinations in Luzon; there are numerous light, cream, and brown-colored beaches lining its shores and cerulean clean waters that are swimmable. The province also has a number of dive destinations if scuba is your thing. Its nearness to Metro Manila and surrounding cities