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Due to the frequent changes on the quarantine classification and protocols, you can never be sure when you’ll be able to travel. This makes planning difficult because the situation and the travel restrictions are unpredictable. To give travelers more flexibility and convenience, Cebu Pacific released CEB Super Pass last May
A first-class municipality in Oriental Mindoro, Puerto Galera is located at the northernmost tip of Mindoro Island. Being about 130 kilometers south of Manila, it is easily accessible from the capital and CALABARZON, the most populous region in the country. Its accessibility made it one of the most well-known beach
Last updated: 6 February 2024 Calatagan is a municipality in Batangas which occupies an entire peninsula. The peninsula juts out into the Verde Island Passage, located at the center of the ecologically important Coral Triangle, and was described as the “center of the center” of the world’s marine biodiversity by
With the many beach destinations in the Philippines, each still has its own appeal to tourists. Baler, the capital of the province of Aurora is a known surfing spot in the country. Located in Central Luzon, it is only a five- to six-hour drive from Manila. Although Baler is the
Also known as The Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone, Clark is an area in Central Luzon that covers the provinces of Pampanga and Tarlac. Part of it is Angeles City, Mabalacat City, and Porac in Pambanga and Capas and Bamban in Tarlac. It is divided into two zones: the
Sagada is a fifth-class municipality in the Mountain Province. It is a small, moderately developed village at the heart of the Cordillera with only 11,000 residents (based on the 2015 census). It has grown popular with tourists over the years as tours became more organized and it became more easily
Dubbed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio is one of the destinations in the country frequented by tourists because of its cooler climate. Its cool temperature is attributed to its location which is 1,540 meters above sea level in Luzon’s tropical pine forests ecoregion. It is the reason
The Philippines may look pretty small on the world map, but when it comes to stunning beaches, it is a powerhouse. An archipelago of 7641 islands, the Philippines has over 36,000 kilometers of coastline! On the list of countries with the longest shorelines, it places sixth in the world. But
Rizal is a popular destination because of the many things the province has to offer. It is also an accessible destination whether you go by private or public transportation. One of the reasons Rizal is famous is the mountains one can climb. Some of these are beginner-friendly, which make them
Antipolo is a first-class city and capital of Rizal. The city has a history that spans a handful of centuries. It has undergone a transformation from when missionaries formed a parish in the 16th century into a city home to hundreds of thousands of people.