“Travel Attractions in the Philippines”

“Baguio, to many, is best known as the “Summer Capital of the Philippines”, with its cool climate making this a spot to escape the chaotic scenes in Manila. The city is also home to tropical pine forests, lending the city the nickname “City of Pines”.

Boracay Island’s White Beach is undoubtedly the crown jewel of the Philippines, with its breathtaking 4-kilometre expanse of fine white sand fringing crystal-clear azure waters. It is the ultimate beach lover’s paradise, attracting visitors from all corners of the globe.

“Palawan is home to nature reserves on both land and sea, with dolphins just offshore, marine gardens of giant clams, sea turtles nesting on white sand beaches, 600 species of butterflies, and lush palm forest like a Gilligan’s Island fever dream.“

“Batanes island province is well-known for its charming, centuries-old stone houses, quiet stretches of white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, and never-ending lush green hills. Its vast distance from the Philippine capital, Manila, used to make Batanes inaccessible to tourists.”

“Bohol is one of the best places to visit in the Philippines, especially if you’re a first-timer visitor. This province is home to some of the country’s most iconic natural attractions including the World-famous Chocolate Hills and the wide-eyed Philippine Tarsier, one of the smallest monkeys in the World.”

“Cebu boasts fantastic diving around its coastline, beautiful waterfalls that are world famous, paradisiacal white sand beaches and crystal clear turquoise water.”

“Dumaguete, or locally known as The City of Gentle People, is the largest city in Negros Oriental. The city is famous for its colourful Buglasan Festival, ancestral houses, coffee shops, and tasty silvanas. The city is also a favourite far-flung destination for travellers from East Asia and Europe.”

“Siargao is without a doubt a tropical adventurer’s dream destination, as it is surrounded by emerald green waters, is covered in coconut palm trees, and has some of the Philippines’ most exquisite beach resorts. The best time to visit is from March through September when the island’s stunning beauty is at its peak.”

“Camarines Sur is popular as home to the world’s smallest fish, the sinarapan. It is also famous for its beaches, splendid attractions, colourful festivals, old churches, and of course, Mt. Isarog.”

“Ilocos Norte combining the best of natural landscapes and man-made wonders, Ilocos Norte seeks to captivate every traveller with its historical charm. Ilocos Norte is blessed with a rich topography full of man-made natural wonders inviting you to explore the best of land, air, and water.”