Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
2013 • 01 • 09 “For travellers willing to go the extra thousand miles for a deserted beach, the Philippines has around 7,000 of the most heavenly islands in the world. It’s still not the most obvious beach-holiday destination, but it soon will be.” Prestigious international travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler opens their
Plastic bags are non-biodegradable and dangerous. They spoil landscapes, clog waterways, and threaten wildlife! And according to ReuseThisBag.com, “ocean debris worldwide kills at least 1 million sea birds and 100,000 mammals each year!” And plastic bags are UGLY, too! Let’s change our habits! Reduce, reuse, recycle, and — when we
Garbage has always been one of the biggest problems in Manila. It’s become even more important to address this now that the country has been hit by storms one after another. The problem with garbage is that it can endanger lives. While this waste problem is one of the issues
2012 • 06 • 25 Another reason to celebrate! Based on the latest data gathered and released by website SocialBakers.com, PhilippineBeaches.org is the fifth largest Facebook Fan Page in the World in the Local/Travel category. We are the only Asian fan page in the top five, the top Filipino page,
2012 • 06 • 15 It’s been an epic year for PhilippineBeaches.org so far. The other day, the team met and reviewed what we had done in the first half of the year and we were surprised by the milestones we have reached. Given that the core team is only
2012 • 05 • 15 Travel bloggers, travel agents, and beach bums gathered at Casa Nami Surf Pub in Jupiter St., Makati City on May 10, 2012 for the launch of The Footprints Project, an initiative by PhilippineBeaches.org to promote responsible travel and social media stewardship. It was an enlightening
2012 • 05 • 01 Aside from its sheer beauty, one of the things that we love about Puerto Princesa City in Palawan is that everywhere you look there is a trash bin. These humble containers may have contributed a lot in keeping the city neat and adorable. But not
2011 • 12 • 10 In June 2011, the PhilippineBeaches.org team were fortunate to visit Danjugan Island in Cauayan, Negros Occidental. Located 3 kilometers west of mainland Negros, Danjugan Island is more than four hours away from the Bacolod-Silay airport. This tropical paradise harbors five lagoons — three land-locked —