Explore in the Philippines

Loboc

Loboc, in the heart of Bohol, brings together a tropical river cruise, a 17th-century Baroque church on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and a tarsier sanctuary — a key stop on the route to the Chocolate Hills.

Cordillera Central

A mountain range traversing northern Luzon, Cordillera Central is home to UNESCO-listed Ifugao terraces, Sagada caves, Kalinga villages, and the city of Baguio. A journey into the heart of the Philippines' indigenous cultures.

Cordillera Administrative Region

At the heart of Luzon, the Cordillera unites UNESCO-listed rice terraces, caves with suspended coffins, and Igorot communities with millennia-old traditions — a journey into the highlands of the Philippines.

The Visayas

With their central location and rich cultural heritage, the Visayas are an essential stop for anyone wishing to discover the Philippines in all their diversity. It's a region where you can easily move from a bustling island to a deserted beach, or from a traditional village to a world-class dive site. Accessible to all types of travelers, it offers a perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.

Anda

Anda

What if your next getaway in the Philippines took you to the east coast of Bohol? Anda opens the door to a peaceful corner in the heart of the coral triangle, with particularly rich and spectacular marine life.

Mindoro and Romblon

Between Luzon and Palawan, Mindoro is home to Apo Reef and the diving of Puerto Galera, while Romblon preserves isolated islands and the marble of colonial workshops.

Siargao and Mindanao

Siargao, the Philippines' teardrop-shaped surf island, and Mindanao, land of the Lumad peoples, Mount Apo volcano and Lake Sebu, remain largely untrodden by travelers.

Central Visayas

Four islands connected by ferry in the heart of the archipelago: Bohol's Chocolate Hills, Moalboal's sardine runs, Loboc's tarsiers and the unhurried atmosphere of Siquijor.

Palawan

450 kilometers of karst island between Mindoro and Borneo, three distinct zones (El Nido, Coron, Balabac) each demanding their own travel rhythm.

Northern Luzon

From Manila to Mayon volcano via the Ifugao rice terraces of Banaue and the cobbled streets of Vigan, northern Luzon brings together the cultural and geographical contrasts that define the Philippines.