Our trips in Philippines
6 customizable trip ideas, designed by our local agency to inspire you.
Explore Philippines through itineraries crafted by Jean-Luc and their team, based in Manille.
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Explore the Philippines through our tailor-made trips, designed by Jean-Luc and his team from Manila. Each itinerary combines one to three islands to reveal the most striking landscapes of the archipelago: karst lagoons of Palawan, terraced rice fields of Banaue, coral reefs of the Visayas and waves of Siargao. Whether you travel with family, as a couple or with friends, our trips adapt to your pace, your comfort level and your interests, from diving to hiking through Spanish colonial culture. From a 12-day discovery trip to a grand 3-week journey, find the itinerary that suits you and set off with peace of mind with an English-speaking local agency.
Which trip is right for you?
One or more
Choose your trip in Philippines
How to choose your trip to the Philippines?
The archipelago has 7,641 islands, but a coherent journey rarely combines more than three. Duration therefore determines your choice of regions: on a 13 to 17-day format, we recommend a classic pairing such as Luzon-Palawan or Cebu-Bohol-Siquijor. On 18 days or more, it becomes possible to add Siargao or a cruise through the Visayas, without turning your stay into a whirlwind of airports.
Always factor in a buffer day between two islands to absorb the frequent domestic flight delays during the wet season. Our team in Manila builds each itinerary with these margins built in.
Different types of trips
We distinguish three main families. Cultural journeys highlight Spanish colonial heritage in Vigan and Intramuros, the Ifugao rice terraces in Banaue, local festivals like Sinulog in Cebu. Adventure itineraries combine diving at Apo Reef or Tubbataha, surfing at Cloud 9, hiking on Pinatubo volcano or canyoning at Kawasan. Family trips favour the calm beaches of Bohol, encounters with tarsiers, hot springs and short bangka crossings.
What is the best season?
The dry season runs from December to May, with temperatures between 26 and 32 degrees and generally calm seas. January to April concentrate optimal conditions across the entire archipelago. From June to November, the wet season brings often brief rains but also a risk of typhoons, especially in August, September and October, primarily on Luzon and the east coast. Palawan remains relatively protected year-round. For diving at Tubbataha, the window is limited to mid-March to mid-June.
Our quality commitment
Jean-Luc and the Philippines team in Manila personally select each accommodation, each local guide and each diving or bangka operator. We test itineraries on the ground and adjust programmes based on your actual wishes, not a fixed catalogue. Our agency is registered with Atout France, your funds are secured by APST guarantee and our English-speaking team remains available 24/7 during your trip.
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