44 articles to prepare your trip
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Apo Island
Bacuit Bay
Camiguin
Siargao
Pinatubo
Sagada
An uninhabited coral sandbank off Camiguin, White Island stands out for its white sand, turquoise waters, and the silhouette of Hibok-Hibok volcano as a backdrop.
Île de Siquijor
Siargao is the Philippines' premier surf island, famed for the Cloud 9 barrel. Turquoise lagoons, white-sand islets and mangroves round out a stay balancing nature and waves in the Philippine Sea.
Session Road
Session Road is the beating heart of Baguio City, a mountain town in the Cordillera highlands. Sunday markets, arabica cafés, bookshops, and American colonial façades line this vibrant avenue over several hundred meters.
Puerto Galera
Puerto Galera, on the northern coast of Mindoro, is the Philippines' premier diving destination closest to Manila. Protected bay, thriving coral reefs and beaches with varied atmospheres, just two hours from the capital.
Mont Pinatubo
Mount Pinatubo, an active stratovolcano 90 km from Manila, harbors a crater lake with turquoise waters born from the 1991 eruption. A trek through striking volcanic landscapes, accessible during the dry season.
Mont Tapyas
Mount Tapyas offers Coron's only major terrestrial panorama: over 700 steps lead to a white cross dominating the bay and limestone islets of Palawan.
Makati
Makati is Metro Manila's business district: skyscrapers, luxury shopping malls, museums, creative gastronomy in Poblacion and the weekly Legaspi Village farmers market. The economic and cultural pulse of the Philippines.
Luzon
Luzon brings together the capital Manila, the rice terraces of Ifugao, Mount Mayon volcano, and Cordillera villages. The largest island in the Philippines offers a unique diversity of landscapes and cultures in Southeast Asia.
Legazpi
Legazpi, capital of Albay province in Bicol, centers around Mayon volcano and its nearly perfect cone. Cagsawa Ruins, Lake Sumlang, and Albay Bay make it an ideal base for exploring southern Luzon.
Province d'Ifugao
Ifugao Province, nestled in the Cordillera Mountains of Luzon, is home to the stunning rice terraces of Banaue and Batad, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This mountainous territory preserves living Ifugao culture—ancient rituals, woodcarving, and ancestral farming practices that span over two millennia.
General Luna
General Luna is the heart of Siargao: Cloud 9 surf break, white-sand islets, turquoise lagoon and authentic Philippine village atmosphere. The ideal starting point to explore the island.
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