Category: Philippine Travel Guides
Corregidor Island was a major military fortress developed by the US government from 1908 to 1922. When World War II broke out in 1939, many important and tragic battles between the US, the Philippines...
Pagudpud is a coastal town filled with Ilocandia delights and adventure. Located on the northern tip of Luzon, hundreds of visitors are drawn to this town annually because of its breathtaking coastlines and remarkable architectural attractions.
Cagbalete is a dreamy, windswept island located about 14 kilometers off the coast of Mauban Town in Quezon Province. Delightfully affordable, the island has become a favorite destination of budget travelers. But, getting there isn’t simple. It involves a series of transfers from cab to bus to van to boat, and
The highlight of a trip to El Nido are the island hopping tours. These tours are categorized into A, B, C and D. Each tour includes at least 5 points of interest which may be a cluster of islands, beaches or lagoons grouped together because of their proximity to each other.
Bohol, widely-known for the iconic Chocolate Hills, is an island province filled with rural charms and adventure. Situated amid a cluster of islands that make up Central Philippines and surrounded by turquoise seas, Bohol offers some of the finest beaches in
Aurora, Baler proudly proclaims itself as the surfing capital of Eastern Luzon and most travelers do flock to its shores to discover their inner surfer. The town’s new-found status and glamour is largely because of
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is a unique Philippine-Spanish heritage site located in the town of Bagac, Bataan. The site features 22 antique mansions built during the Spanish colonial period between the 17th to...
Glamping, a portmanteau of glamorous camping, is becoming a popular trend among travelers who want to try out something new. It is basically like camping, but everything is done in style and grace. You’d still
Summer is in full-swing with temperatures hitting 36°c and happy campers ready and willing to rough it out in the outdoors are swarming beachfront campsites. In Eastern Luzon, one of the more popular campsites is
Nasugbu, famous for its beautiful coastlines is a long-enjoyed beach destination of travel aficionados. On its western edge, about 30 kilometers of rugged shores and sun-dappled beaches jut out into the South China Sea.
If you’re dreaming of traveling solo to a tropical oasis faraway from the modern world, but close enough for comfort, Tingloy Island is your go-to destination. Located about 7 kilometers off the southern coast of Mabini, this mountainous island is
Surrounded by marvelous mountains, far-stretching rice fields, and stunning coastlines, Aurora, Baler is a veritable utopia to weekend warriors eager to escape from the city and commune with nature.
Tingloy is an island in Batangas Bay surrounded by tranquil beaches, vibrant reefs, and attractive islets. The island is about 14 kilometers off the coast of Mabini and can be accessed by boat from the ports of Talaga or Anilao.
Like most travel aficionados, my friend VJ and I took the long journey to Aurora, Baler to immerse in beautiful nature and of course to surf. The town of Baler sits in a valley beneath the majestic Sierra Madre Mountain Range and faces
Boracay is a leading beach destination in the Philippines widely known for its white-sand beaches, 24/7 parties, and posh resorts. But, while Boracay is every traveler’s tropical idyll, it does have a few drawbacks.
Boracay Island and its beguiling beaches never fail to lure thousands of tourists each year. In this week’s article, guest writer Patricia Evans talks about the advantages of traveling off peak
El Nido, Palawan is without a doubt one of the most excellent travel destinations in the Philippines. This week Guest Writer, Carmela Alvarez, a Palawan expert and an Editor of the Let’s Palawan blog shares ideas...
A first-hand review about Laiya Beach in San Juan Batangas with directions on how to go there, tips on saving money, advice about accommodations and things to do.
Many of us get to enjoy Manila Bay from the esplanades along Roxas Boulevard although, another great way to soak in the ocean scenery is on a cruise. I had a chance to try...
Bagac is a remote coastal town so getting there by public transportation at some point, can feel like an amazing race challenge.