Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
2016 • 04 • 16 To put the beauty of the Philippines in a nutshell is like packing your things for a yearlong trip in a coin purse. There are just so many cities, provinces, and islands in the Philippines that when you try to come up with a generalization
2016 • 04 • 05 When we talk about unspoiled paradises in the Philippines, it’s almost impossible not to mention Calaguas, a sanctuary in the north best known for its pristine waters and powdery white sands. Calaguas sits quietly in the province of Camarines Norte, encompassing the major islands of
2016 • 04 • 05 I had a grand time maneuvering past the waves as I felt the raging wind against my hair and enjoyed the taste of saline on my lips. It was only my second time surfing, but I didn’t find it extraordinarily challenging to stay erect on
2016 • 04 • 01 When the Spaniards first set foot in the island of Siquijor, they noticed an “eerie glow” from swarms of fireflies. This is where the province got its nickname, Isla del Fuego or Island of Fire. But this wasn’t the only fascinating thing about Siquijor. For
2016 • 03 • 16 The waters surrounding Bohol are home to a multitude of lifeforms including various species of corals, dolphins, fish, sea turtles, and whales. (Sightings of the blue whale, the biggest creature on this planet, have been recorded in Bohol Sea many times.) It is part of
2016 • 03 • 05 Cebu is an island popular of its historical places and incredible views. The Metro Cebu area has become a commercial hub for many local and international companies, but tourists can still expect a wide array of unique spots worthy of a visit. I usually go
2016 • 03 • 01 The Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park (or simply Tubbataha Reef) is one of the most treasured natural wonders in the Philippines. Spanning an area of over 130,000 hectares in the middle of the Sulu Sea, it is part of what experts call the Coral Triangle, regarded
2016 • 02 • 29 Bohol is best known for the Chocolate Hills. But there is so much more to see in this small island than these limestone formations. Did you know that there are also rice terraces in Bohol? It’s just one of the many things I learned while
2016 • 02 • 29 This summer, while most tourists will be headed for old favorites like Boracay and Bohol, those who are looking for peace of mind and an affair with nature will be on the lookout for alternatives. If you’re one of them, then maybe Kalanggaman Island is
2016 • 02 • 28 As part of the Share Philippines campaign, Rappler has published a video of Taal Volcano, featuring aerial shots of what is widely considered one of the smallest volcanoes in the world. It is refreshing to see this Batangan icon from a different perspective! Share Philippines