Boracay is the top one island to visit because of its world-famous 4km white powdery beach. It is well-equipped with nice hotels, bars, shopping center, and seafood market. Watersports lovers are advised to go there to experience various activities, such as snorkeling, parasailing, paddle boarding, and banana boat riding. After that, you can get some relaxation by watching sunset on boat, sunbathing on the cool beach, enjoying a massage, and joining the night beach party.

Coron is also a must-go destination in the Philippines vacation packages. It is a tranquil town, where the whole family can enjoy the beautiful sunset view, the magnificent limestone landscape underwater in Kayangan Lake, hot spring, colorful corals and wreck diving in many unspoiled islands around Coron town.

For honeymoon couples, El Nido is highly recommended. Its original natural view is well retained. Apart from its soft sand, sparkling waters, and diverse water sports, it is blessed with spectacular limestone formations, lovely fishes and corals. Unlike busy Boracay, El Nido is a rather quiet place. It takes about half day to reach El Nido by car or ferry, while it is definitely worth it.

If you want to explore the vivid undersea ecosystem, just head to Balicasag Marine Sanctuary in Bohol. Another highlight in Bohol is the countryside tour to visit Chocolate Hills and Tarsier Sanctuary and watch firefly by boat.

The best time to visit the Philippines is during the dry season, from November to May. In wet season, between June and October, it often rains in the morning and some areas would be hit by typhoon. In most islands of the Philippines, it is hot all the year round with an average temperature of 27°C (80.6℉).

The Philippines has allowed visa-free policy (up to 59 days) for some countries, such as EU Member States, Canada, Australia, and US. Please double check with your local Philippine embassy whether the Philippine Tourist Visa is a must. You can get a visa from the Philippine embassy or consulate, or at an international airport after your flight lands on the Philippines.

Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) is the main airport for international travelers to the Philippines. Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) is the second busiest. For domestic travel, flights, ferries and private transfers are commonly used in our private guided Philippines tours.

You can tip when you feel you are being served well. $1 - 2 (50 - 100 peso) tip is good enough for taxi driver or in restaurants and hotels. No one is offended if you do not tip. During your private Philippines tours, $2 tip per day for the driver is the usual practice. For the guide, the tip can range from $4 - 10 per day.