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With over 7,100 islands, it's easy to see why the Philippines is a big draw to tourists, whether a local or a foreigner, seasoned or newbie. You can spend your entire life here and still get surprised every single day. The Philippines boasts of perfect beaches, great weather, diverse flora and fauna, extraordinary food and genuinely friendly Pinoys. With the endless choices of places to go and things to do, we know it can get overwhelming and difficult to choose. Which is why we have made it convenient for you to book some of the must-see places in the country. So pack your backpack and let's go on an adventure.


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MT. PINATUBO
After its catastrophic eruption on June 1991, Mount Pinatubo has slowly recovered and emerged from the ashes of destruction and has now turned into a top Philippine travel spot. An exhilarating 4x4 vehicle ride will take you to a lahar-filled valley that leads you to a turquoise-colored crater lake, believed to be the domain of the Aeta god, Apo Namalyari. This out-of-this-world landscape has been a backdrop of several music videos and movies. Once you're there, you'll see why, If you have only one day to go out exploring, Mount Pinatubo is the destination for you.
Mt. Pinatubo day tour ⋙
MT. PULAG
Referred to as the "Playground of the Gods", Mount Pulag is one of the favorite hiking destinations in the Philippines. At 2, 922 meters (9,587 feet) above sea level, it is the country's third highest peak and the summit of Luzon island. Located at the Cordillera at the boundaries of 3 provinces, it is the home of our Ibaloi brothers and sisters. The mountain is popular for its mossy forest, dwarf bamboos and the endanger cloud rat. With the perfect weather, you'll be treated to a magnificent display of the milky way at night and the legendary sea of clouds at dawn.
Pulag hiking tour ⋙

MT. ULAP
If you want to experience the Cordillera mountains but have not enough time nor physical fitness for Mt. Pulag, then you can warm up with Mt. Ulap. The view is just amazing and this climb is very accessible from either Baguio or Manila.
Check our Mt. Ulap tour ⋙
MT. BATULAO
If you're looking for a quick adventure not too far from Metro Manila, Mt. Batulao is a sure winner. Whether you're a hiking newbie or an experienced trail runner, this jagged mountain will not disappoint.
Batulao hiking package ⋙

MT. DARAITAN
Much has been written and said about this mountain in Tanay. With its moderately challenging trails, towering limestones overlooking the majestic Sierra Madre and the equally stunning Tinipak river, it is no wonder this peak has gained so much popularity and is now one of the most IG’ed mountain in the province of Rizal. Perfect for those who have done other minor hikes, Mt. Daraitan presents a good challenge for those who are ready to take their hiking life to the next level.
Mt. Daraitan hiking tour ⋙
NAGPATONG ROCK
Probably one of the most photogenic places you have ever seen. Just imagine the deep green of the Sierra Madre forests and right in the middle a huge rock like a powerful monolith where you have a 360 views of the whole mountain range. And wait, if you want more, a beautiful waterfall is waiting for you nearby. The best part is you do not need to have any climbing skills to complete this adventure as it is accessible by anyone who is physically fit.
Nagpatong Rock hike ⋙

TAAL VOLCANO
Taal volcano provides an enjoyable day-hike for travelers who would like to go on a break but are pressed for time. This complex volcano, located at Batangas, is one of the world's smallest. But don't let its diminutive size fool you as Taal volcano is the country's second most eruptive, with at least 33 recorded eruptions in the last 400 years.
Taal volcano tours ⋙
PICO DE LORO
Pico de Loro is one of the most rewarding mountains to climb in the country as it can be done on a day trip. It is relatively easy and the view at the summit is majestic. Not to be confused with the resort located on the cost of Cavite, this mountain is part of Mount Palay-Palay and is actually a dormant volcano, hence the shape of its peak.
Mt. Pico de Loro trekking ⋙

SAGADA
Located at the lofty Cordillera region in the Philippines, Sagada of the Mountain Province takes you to a place where culture and adventure beautifully co-exist. Whether you're a culture vulture or an adrenaline junkie at heart, you'll have a special spot here in the highlands of Sagada.
Sagada tour details ⋙
BATAD
Come one, come all. Hop on to a happy trip to the Cordillera and see for yourself the world-renowned Batad rice terraces and play in the icy-cold water of the Tappiyah water falls. Bask in the stillness of this rural mountain community and learn the old yet wise ways of the Igorots.
Package to Batad ⋙
MANILA
It's easy to dismiss Manila as another busy city and treat it as merely a jump-off for more laid back destinations, but that will be a mistake. A visit to a country's capital provides an important context on what shakes and moves the nation. With our walking tour, you will get to see Intramuros, Chinatown, Quiapo and Binondo - all important historical landmarks of Manila.
our Intramuros tour ⋙
CEBU
Cebu is the rising tourist destination in the Philippines and it's easy to understand why. On top of a rich colonial heritage, the city offers spectacular new attractions and great food. You can spend a few hours wandering in the beautiful Spanish colonial downtown. Unless you want to enjoy majestic views from the higher parts of the city while visiting stunning temples.
Go for a Cebu city tour ⋙
PAGSANJAN
One of the more popular day trip destinations in Luzon. Shooting the rapids that leads to Pagsanjan Falls is an adventure that is designed for both the young and the young-at-heart. There are also great hiking opportunities in the area making this tour one of the most complete adventures in Luzon.
Pagsanjan falls tour ⋙
HULUGAN
Spend a perfect gateway visiting the majestic and towering Hulugan falls where you can swim to your heart's content! Located near the town of Luisiana in the province of Laguna, this adventure is actually a circuit with 3 different waterfalls. On top of this the area is never overcrowded and the locals super friendly.
tour to Hulugan falls ⋙

ANAWANGIN COVE
Named after the Ilocano word for wild carabaos (nuwang) that are seen on the surrounding Mount Pundaquit, Anawangin cove has gained a following from the sun-worshipping crowd of Manila looking for a getaway not too far from the metro. Tourists don't seem to mind the lack of hotels and phone connection in the area. If anything, most find the spartan set-up a good excuse to disconnect and recharge their tired mind and bodies.
tours to Anawangin ⋙
HUNDRED ISLANDS
Never mind that the name of this tourist spot is a little inaccurate (it has 123-124, depending on the tide conditions), this popular destination in Pangasinan will certainly cure your holiday yearning for some sun, sea and sand. If you are still scratching your head where to take the rest of the family, this could be the perfect destination for you. Camp by the beach, swim and feed some cute little fishes, go helmet diving, kayaking or snorkeling, and indulge your inner tourist.
Hundred Islands tour ⋙

TAAL LAKE
Picture yourself cruising on the lake watching (from afar for your safety) the famous volcano island where the 2020 eruption happened.
Taal lake tours ⋙
BOTOLAN
The province of Zambales has a lot to offer and its tourism capital is Botolan. Outdoor enthusiasts will be thrilled with its waterfalls, Atvs and Kayak adventures.
tours to Botolan ⋙

ILOCOS
Ilocandia's charms can be easily attributed to how it works with contrasts. There's old-meets-new with earthquake baroque churches juxtaposed with modern wind farms. Then they have laid-back towns hosting adrenaline-pumping sports activities such as sand-boarding and surfing. Their cuisine is simple, even basic, and yet the flavors are nothing short of complex. We'll make sure you get your dose of history, culture, adventure and food.
Ilocos travel package ⋙
BALER
When you live in an archipelago, it’s practically sacrilegious to not head to the sea. And since we almost have endless summers here in the Philippines, learning how to surf should definitely be in your bucket list. Don’t worry if you are a newbie as Baler is beginner-friendly. Don’t forget to check out the town’s historical sites and its wonderful gastronomical finds – best way to while time as you nurse your sore muscles post-surf session. What are you waiting for?
package to Baler ⋙