The Philippines itineraries
Starting points, not fixed departures. Tell us which one is closest and we change the rest.
Classic Philippines in 14 days: Manila, El Nido, Cebu and Bohol
The route we build more than any other, and the one we have spent the most time getting the flights right on. Two islands…
The Philippines with children: 12 days, two flights, calm water
The Philippines is one of the easiest countries in Asia to travel with children and one of the easiest to ruin. Warm shallow water,…
Diving the Philippines in 14 days: wrecks, threshers and black sand
Three sites that are worth flying across the world for, and nothing padded in between. The Japanese fleet sunk in Coron Bay in September…
Romantic Philippines in 11 days: Bacuit Bay and Coron, slowly
Two islands, both in Palawan, and only two real unpackings in eleven days. Five nights on Bacuit Bay and three in Coron, with a…
Culture and food in 13 days: Pampanga, the rice terraces and Vigan
There are no islands in this itinerary. That is the point. Almost every foreign visitor to the Philippines flies over Luzon on the way…
Boutique islands in 12 days: Coron, Bohol and a good hotel in Manila
Two small resorts, four nights in each, and a design hotel in Manila in the middle rather than a lost transit day. Everything on…
Palawan and Siargao in 14 days: the island route
The alternative fourteen days for people who did not come here for museums. Three islands, no inland detours, and the two ends of the…
Deep Philippines in 21 days: north Luzon, the Visayas and Palawan
Three weeks is the length at which the Philippines stops being a beach holiday and becomes a country. This route covers the three parts…
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