Bohol is a province in the Central Visayas Region and is the 10th largest island in the Philippines. Found just off Cebu Island, the 75 pristine tropical islands surrounding mountainous main Bohol Island are great for beach bums and thrill-seekers alike. Best known for its enigmatic dome-like chocolate-coloured hills, other attractions of Bohol Island combine natural and manmade wonders, including...
Read moreCebu City is the capital of the island and province of the same name and is the oldest and second-largest...
Manila has a certain ‘rough diamond’ quality about it. The Filipino capital can seem chaotic, with an eclectic mix of...
Mactan Island lies across the Mactan Channel from Cebu City in the southeast of the Philippines. It’s a modern place...
Boracay has an idyllic combination of sun, sand and sea for your holiday. Powdery white-sand beaches and tranquil turquoise water...
Angeles City is a bustling and thriving city in central Luzon, about 75 km north of Manila, and was once...
Palawan is an archipelagic province of the Philippines, and occupies the western edge of the country. It lies between the...
The choice of things to do in the Philippines is very impressive, thanks to the country’s incredible variety of landscapes. The archipelago is made up of over 7,600 islands, each with its unique history and attractions. And around many of the islands are beautiful beaches and coral reefs to explore. Among the star attractions are the medieval Spanish walled enclave of Intramuros in Manila, packed with historic buildings and churches. On...
Read moreThis list of best things to do on Boracay Island puts together the reasons why this tiny island is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the Philippines. The main point is that Boracay is a tropical island dream...
Our list of the best things to do in Cebu has something for most visitors to this tropical beach destination...
Bohol Island ranks among the best destinations in Southeast Asia as few places on earth combine natural beauty with interesting...
Our list of the best things to do in Palawan comprises just a few of the must-visit places at hand...
The best things to do in Manila showcase the unique image of this vibrant city. A mix of Spanish colonial...
There are dozens of picturesque beaches in the Philippines, a country with over 7,000 islands. You will find these stunning...
The best beaches of Boracay are the main reasons why this tiny island in the Philippines’ western Visayas region has...
Our list of the best things to do in Coron will please visitors who enjoy adventure holidays amid beautiful natural...
Boracay may be famous for its nightlife, but the island also offers plenty of things to do with kids, making it a popular family destination in...
The Philippines' restaurants and dining scene has something for virtually everyone. When you're in the bigger and more developed destinations like Cebu or Manila, you can expect the sort of dining options you would get in any cosmopolitan capital, be it fast food or a quaint fine-dining French haunt. The Philippines has an extraordinary richness in the types of cuisines it offers, with influences from all around the world –...
Read moreThe best restaurants in Manila keep with the cosmopolitan feel of this city, which blends a myriad of influences from all around the world, both in its history and its cuisine. Filipino food itself has already been shaped by aboriginal, Spanish,...
The restaurants in Cebu introduce an eclectic choice of venues serving a wide range of cuisines, whichever of the 168...
Our list of the best Filipino restaurants in Manila will certainly please all those who fancy discovering the myriad of...
Shopping in the Philippines varies from region to region. Manila is the place to go for serious shopping, with many air-conditioned, brand-heavy, and ultra-modern malls. The capital is also home to flea and bazaar-style markets, where some real treasures and endless bargaining opportunities exist. Tropical island destinations such as Boracay, Bohol and Palawan feature lively shopping scenes that host convenience stores, souvenir boutiques, and markets. If you’re looking to buy indigenous...
Read moreThe Philippines is an excellent shopping destination for anyone interested in picking up elaborate handicrafts, home furnishings, jewellery, embroidery and baskets. When it comes to buying traditional crafts such as silks and carvings, you’re invariably helping to support a still-growing...
Our list of the best places to go shopping in Manila introduces the most exciting malls, markets, and stores available...
Our listing for the best shopping experiences in Boracay Island will give you some hints about where to go to...
Philippines nightlife is famed all around the world. Most people who come to the Philippines inevitably end up on stage at some point. The locals are great fans of performance and make use of the many karaoke joints across the country to showcase their talents and passion for dance and music. Manila and Cebu both have a very vibrant nightlife, and with clubs and bars open around the clock, you'll...
Read moreThe best nightlife experiences in Manila showcase the city's love for music and fun. The capital city of the Philippines is a huge metropolis that hosts venues for just about every type of night owl, from lively nightclubs for dancers to live...
The best nightlife in Cebu can be found in Cebu City, the capital city of the province. Other destinations such...
The nightlife in Boracay has a reputation for being over the top. Party animals love Boracay as there are countless...
The Democratic Republic of the Philippines is located in the Western Pacific Ocean, some 1,210 km east of Vietnam and is separated in the north from Taiwan by the Bashi Channel. It’s bordered on the east by the Philippine Sea (and the Pacific Ocean), on the south by the Celebes Sea, and on the west by the South China Sea. The country is divided into 3 main regions: Luzon in...
Read morePuerto Princesa is the 2nd most popular holiday destination in the province, behind El Nido. Recognised as the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines, the capital of Palawan offers a pleasant urban environment nestled in splendid natural surroundings that...
El Nido covers an area of about 400 sq km at the northern tip of Palawan Island. This first-class municipality also comprises 45 islands and islets, all of which are part of the Bacuit Archipelago. El Nido – which translates as "the...