Explore the
Northern Isles of
Luzon
Hand-picked routes across Luzon, designed to help you discover the hidden beauty of our northern landscapes.
Stairway to the Clouds: Banaue Rice Terraces
Marvel at the 2,000-year-old rice terraces carved into the mountains by the Ifugao people. Explore scenic viewpoints, traditional villages, and breathtaking landscapes.
The Perfect Cone of Mayon Volcano
Witness the world's most perfectly shaped volcano. Ride an ATV across lava trails, visit the historic Cagsawa Ruins, and enjoy spectacular panoramic views.
Echoes of the Spanish Era: Vigan Heritage City
Step into the Spanish colonial era as you stroll along the cobblestone streets of Calle Crisologo, explore heritage houses, and savor authentic Ilocano cuisine.
A Hundred Hidden Paradises: Hundred Islands
Hop between stunning limestone islands, relax on white-sand beaches, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy unforgettable coastal adventures.
The Summer Capital: Baguio City
Escape to the Summer Capital of the Philippines, where cool mountain air, pine forests, scenic parks, local markets, and cozy cafés await.
Hidden Paradise of Palawan: El Nido Lagoons
Discover dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, turquoise waters, and pristine beaches through unforgettable island-hopping adventures.
Six ways to see
the Visayas.
Local paths across the islands — explored, tasted, or walked — each carefully planned for your stay.
The Turquoise Cascades: Kawasan Falls
Walk through lush jungle trails to the famous turquoise waterfalls of Kawasan. Swim beneath refreshing cascades or experience the thrilling canyoneering adventure.
The White Sand Escape: Boracay Island
Relax on powdery white sand, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy spectacular sunsets along one of the world's most celebrated island beaches.
The Rolling Hills: Chocolate Hills
Witness more than a thousand perfectly shaped limestone hills that turn chocolate brown during the dry season. One of the Philippines' most iconic natural wonders.
The Endless Sandbar of Kalanggaman Island
Discover a secluded tropical island known for its long white sandbar, turquoise waters, and peaceful atmosphere perfect for snorkeling and beach escapes.
The Turtle Sanctuary: Apo Island
Dive into one of the country's oldest marine sanctuaries where vibrant coral reefs and gentle sea turtles create an unforgettable underwater adventure.
The Emerald Pools of Cambugahay Falls
Enjoy refreshing multi-tiered waterfalls surrounded by tropical forests, complete with natural swimming pools and the famous rope swings.
Explore the South
Discover five unique regions across Mindanao — from urban centers to hidden island gems and misty highland escapes.
Cloud Nine & Island Escapes in Siargao
Ride world-famous waves, hop between turquoise islands, and discover hidden lagoons, coconut forests, and peaceful coastal villages.
The Island Born of Fire: Camiguin
A volcanic island filled with waterfalls, natural hot and cold springs, white sandbars, and centuries-old ruins surrounded by lush landscapes.
Summit the Highest Peak in Mount Apo
Challenge yourself on the Philippines' tallest mountain through mossy forests, crystal-clear rivers, volcanic terrain, and breathtaking sunrise views.
The Little Niagara: Tinuy-an Falls
An island born of fire, now a sanctuary of hot springs and sunken cemeteries. Nature thrives in the shadow of majestic volcanic peaks.
The Highlands of Culture: Lake Sebu
Glide across serene lakes, ride Southeast Asia's famous zipline, visit towering waterfalls, and experience the traditions of the T'boli people.
Travel Experience Tips
Travel Smarter Across the Philippines
01 · ISLAND HOPPING
Pack Light for Island Adventures
Bring quick-dry clothing, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof bag. Most island tours involve getting on and off boats, so traveling light makes every stop more enjoyable.
02 · TROPICAL WEATHER
Expect Sunshine & Sudden Rain
Philippine weather changes quickly. Carry a compact umbrella or light rain jacket, especially during the rainy season from June to November.
03 · RESPECT LOCAL CULTURE
Travel with Respect
Dress appropriately when visiting churches, indigenous communities, and cultural sites. A smile and simple greetings go a long way with locals.
04 · CASH & PAYMENTS
Keep Cash Ready
Major cities accept cards and e-wallets, but many islands and local markets still prefer cash. Bring small bills for transportation and local vendors.
05 · TASTE LOCAL FOOD
Eat Like a Local
Don't miss regional specialties—from Cebu's lechon and Bicol Express to Ilocos empanada and fresh seafood. Local eateries often offer the most authentic flavors.
06 · LEAVE NO TRACE
Protect Paradise
Help preserve the Philippines' natural beauty by avoiding single-use plastics, staying on marked trails, and never disturbing marine life or coral reefs.
Traveler's Guide
Plan your perfect mountain escape.
TIP 01 · BEST SEASON
Visit during the dry months
November to April offers cooler temperatures, clearer skies, and safer hiking conditions for most mountain destinations.
TIP 02 · PACK SMART
Dress for changing temperatures
Mountain weather can change quickly. Bring breathable hiking clothes, a light jacket, rain protection, and sturdy trekking shoes.
TIP 03 · CAMP RESPONSIBLY
Leave only footprints
Follow campsite rules, dispose of waste properly, and respect protected areas to help preserve the Philippines' mountain ecosystems.
TIP 04 · START EARLY
Begin your hike before sunrise
Early starts offer cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and the chance to witness breathtaking sunrise views above the clouds.
TIP 05 · SAFETY FIRST
Check trail conditions
Always review weather forecasts, register with local tourism offices when required, and hire accredited guides for unfamiliar trails.
TIP 06 · RESPECT LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Honor mountain traditions
Many Philippine mountains are sacred to indigenous communities. Respect local customs, stay on designated trails, and support local guides.