Palawan is nature’s masterpiece—a biodiverse haven that offers a perfect ground for adventure. You will find towering limestone cliffs, powdery white sand beaches, and emerald lagoons that look straight out of a postcard in El Nido. Island hopping here is a must, offering you the best kayak and snorkel experience in hidden paradises accessible only by water. If you are a diver, the island of Coron is the ultimate playground. Its vibrant reefs boast marine life, while legendary wrecks like the Japanese ships Okikawa Maru and Irako Maru, lost during World War II, reveal stories of the deep. Head over to Puerto Princesa’s Subterranean River National Park if you are seeking something truly extraordinary. This UNESCO World Heritage Site takes you on an enchanting journey through turquoise waters, winding under awe-inspiring cave formations.

If there’s one destination that defines the ultimate beach getaway, it’s Boracay. Imagine pristine beaches and turquoise waters so inviting you would want to linger all day. But for thrill-seekers, there’s plenty to do beyond lounging. Glide across calm waters on a paddleboard, soar over treetops on a zipline, or kick up some dust on an exhilarating ATV ride. When it’s time to unwind, indulge in luxurious spa treatments that rejuvenate body and soul. As night falls, Boracay transforms into a lively social hub. You can stroll from one vibrant beach bar to the next, sipping on fresh coconuts, ice-cold beers, or colorful cocktails. Boracay promises memories with its warm and inviting atmosphere day and night.

Bohol feels like a whimsical wonderland, where the scenery shifts with every kilometre and cultural encounters are always close at hand. Marvel at the Chocolate Hills—hundreds of perfectly rounded limestone mounds that glow emerald green in the rainy season and turn a rich cacao brown when dry. Drift along the peaceful Loboc River, or launch yourself into its cool waters from a rope swing. In the treetops, spot the wide-eyed tarsier, a tiny primate no bigger than your hand. For underwater thrills, make your way to Panglao, where vibrant coral gardens and diverse marine life await beneath the surface.

Cebu is the perfect gateway to your Philippine adventure, with its premier international airport making arrivals and departures easy. For history buffs, the Queen City of the South is a treasure trove of cultural gems. Wander through centuries-old temples, museums, and landmarks like the Fort of San Pedro, Magellan’s Cross, and beautifully preserved ancestral houses dating back to the 18th century. You may also time your visit in January to witness Sinulog, Cebu’s famous and most vibrant festival, and a colorful celebration honoring Santo Niño. And while you’re soaking in the history, don’t forget to try Bam-I, a hearty noodle dish, and Cebu lechon, a crispy, flavorful, herb-infused roasted pig, both must-try delicacies in Cebu. Beyond its urban charm, Cebu is the ideal starting point for eco-adventures. Dive into the thrill of canyoneering through the dramatic gorges of Badian, leading to the stunning Kawasan Falls. For an unforgettable sunrise, lace up your hiking boots and trek to Osmeña Peak, where the sky paints the rugged hills in hues you’ll never forget. Cebu seamlessly blends culture, cuisine, and adventure—an all-in-one incredible destination.

Capital city Manila never runs out of surprises. Begin your journey with a fun food crawl in Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown. Feast on delights like crispy lumpia, savory xiao long bao, tender marinated meats, and refreshing fruit juices. Step into history at Intramuros, Manila’s storied walled city. The best way to soak in its charm? A leisurely ride on a bamboo bicycle. Don’t miss Fort Santiago, a stunning fortress surrounded by peaceful gardens. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and escape the tropical heat. As night falls, Manila transforms into a playground for nightlife enthusiasts. In Poblacion, Makati City, you'll discover speakeasies, quirky cocktail bars, lively pubs, and energetic nightclubs, all promising an unforgettable evening. For a more modern vibe, head to Bonifacio Global City (BGC), a vibrant hub known for its diverse dining options, trendy nightlife and entertainment scene, and world-class shopping. Manila truly offers something unique for everyone.

Once a U.S. air base, Clark is one of the best places to visit if you're interested in history, adventure and culture. Just a few hours from Manila, Clark offers a laid-back alternative to the capital with wide roads, green spaces and minimal traffic. Soak in the natural beauty of Mount Pinatubo with a guided trek to its tranquil crater lake, or unwind in natural therapeutic hot springs. Thrill seekers, buzz around on a go-kart, go horseback riding or spend the day at Aqua Planet, one of the largest water parks in the region (and a perfect way to stay cool in the tropical heat). For a taste of local culture, visit nearby Angeles City for vibrant food markets and Kapampangan cuisine that blends Malay, Spanish and Mexican fare. For day trip ideas, venture to the white sand beaches of Subic and relax, dive and soak in the beautiful bays. The surrounding province of Bataan offers WWII history at Mount Samat, turtle conservation at Pawikan Conservation Center and rich birdlife in Balanga’s wetlands.