The Philippines, a stunning archipelago of over 7,000 islands, boasts natural beauty both above and below the water. Explore Manila’s rich cultural blend, the emerald crater lakes of Luzon, or the ancient rice terraces of Banaue. Surf the bohemian waves of Siargao or marvel at Bohol’s Chocolate Hills. Palawan and Coron captivate with crystal-clear lagoons, limestone cliffs, and world-class dive sites, including WWII wrecks. Whether it’s pristine beaches, lush landscapes, or vibrant marine life, the Philippines promises something extraordinary at every turn.
Bohol is home to the nocturnal big-eyed tarsier, one of the smallest primates
Bohol’s Chocolate Hills, around 1,200 mounts, remain a geological mystery
Palawan is home to the world's longest underground river
Colourful and uniquely decorated public transport vehicles still in use today
An archipelago of more than 7,000 islands, the Pearl of the Orient offers spectacular natural beauty above and under water. Take a few days in the capital Manila to explore a blend of Asian, Spanish and Middle Eastern cultures and exceptional shopping opportunities. Continue south to visit the slopes of Taal Volcano or the emerald crater lakes of Luzon, or admire the vast and ancient rice terraces of Banaue in northern Luzon. The bohemian island of Siargao is known for its surf and palm trees, whereas the "chocolate hills" and the Tarsier are some of Bohol's highlights. For many visitors the islands of Palawan and Coron are the Philippines at their most enchanting—crystal-clear lagoons, hidden beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs. World-renowned dive sites, including sunken WWII wrecks and vibrant coral reefs as well as unspoilt white sand beaches make the islands perfect for adventurers and serenity seekers alike.
Typhoon Season .- Expect rain
Dry Season - Best time to visit!
Shoulder Season
