The Philippines

$1565 per person

The Philippines will never fail to amaze you. The stunning sights above and under the sea, the culture, the hospitality, the food, and of course, the friendly people willing to welcome visitors wherever and whenever

Welcome to the Philippines, a captivating destination where adventure and relaxation await! Start your journey in Manila, the bustling capital city that seamlessly blends history and modernity. Explore Bohol, known for its stunning Chocolate Hills and adorable tarsiers.

Don’t miss a visit to the mesmerizing Panglao Island, where you can unwind on pristine beaches and go snorkeling or diving to explore vibrant coral reefs. Next, venture to Cebu, a vibrant province that offers a mix of urban attractions and natural wonders.

7 Days

The Philippines

Honeymoon packages

Destination

The Philippines
Departure

Lebanon
Included

Accommodation

Airport Transfers

Breakfast

Entry Fees

Guide

Meals

Tours
Not Included

Insurance

Ticket

Visa

Our gallery

Day 1: Arrival Manila

Upon arrival in Manila, you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure to explore the city. Overnight in Manila.

Day 2: Manila - Pagsanjan

After breakfast, you will have a two and a half hours drive south of Manila until you reach Pagsanjan, Laguna. Shoot the rapids on dugout canoes and experience nature’s wonders. Be prepared to board a native banca (canoe) skillfully driven by boatman amidst steep gorges and tropical lushes. You will be amazed when you reach your destination – the magnificent Pagsanjan Waterfalls. Take a swim or board a bamboo raft through the falls into a cave right behind its veil of water. Back to the hotel in the mid-afternoon. Overnight stay in Manila.

Day 3: Manila - Bohol

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and meet local guide for a tour of Old Manila and Historical Landmarks. Come take a tour of Manila's past. We head to the old city of Manila through the picturesque Roxas Boulevard, passing through Rizal Park on its way to the “Walled City” of Intramuros. Here you will see ancient walls, church ruins and other relics of the Spanish conquistadors. Wander the cobbled streets to the San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the country. You will then finish the tour with a visit to Fort Santiago, a Spanish fortress that guarded the entrance to Manila's Pasig River. It was here where their national hero Jose Rizal spent his last days and where he wrote his famous "My Last Farewell". Visit the oldest Chinatown in the world - Binondo. Located across the river from the walled city of Intramuros, it was positioned so that colonial rulers could keep a close eye on their migrant subjects. After the tour, proceed to the domestic airport for flight to Panglao, Bohol. Upon arrival, meet airport representative and transfer to hotel for check in. Overnight stay in Bohol.

Day 4: Bohol

After breakfast, you will start with a pass to the Blood Compact Site where the Spaniards and Filipinos created friendly relations and ties through a blood ritual. Then you will head towards the Baclayon Church, considered one of the oldest stone churches in the country dating back to the early 16th century. Watch local craftsmen as they make handmade metal crafts and weave Nipa leaves into roofing materials in the town of Loay. Cruise along the Loboc River. Enjoy lunch on board and watch the amazing landscape pass by. Proceed to Carmen and feel the coolness of the air and gaze at the thousands of painstakingly planted mahogany trees in the man-made forest of Bilar. From there, you should keep your eyes open for a tarsier, the smallest primate in the world. Feast your eyes on the breathtaking Chocolate Hills, a collection of over 1,200 clustered green hills that turn brown during dry season. Head back to the hotel in the mid-afternoon. Overnight stay in Bohol.

Day 5: Bohol - Pamilacan Island

Collect your boxed breakfast for an early morning boat trip on board of a motorized outrigger boat brings you to the seawaters around Pamilacan Island, southeast of Tagbilaran City. The water around Pamilacan Island is home to at least six species of whales and dolphins. One interesting aspect of this tour is that the boat crew and “spotters” for this tour are former whale hunters. Now specially trained, they gave up their traditional livelihood in favor of preserving and protecting the environment. Proceed to Balicasag Island for swimming and snorkeling whose coral reef and sea turtles lies just off-shore. Picnic lunch is served on the boat. Back to the hotel in the afternoon. Free time at leisure. Overnight in Bohol.

Day 6: Bohol - Cebu

After breakfast, hotel check out and meet driver for transfer to seaport for a two hour ferry trip to Cebu. Upon arrival, meet local guide then transfer to a local restaurant. After lunch, discover the charm of Cebu on an exciting tour of the city's major historical landmarks. Cebu‘s icon, Magellan’s Cross, is the first stop of the tour. Placed by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521, the cross symbolized Cebu's Christianization and rule by King Phillip of Spain. The tour then proceeds to the Basilica Minore del Santo Nino de Cebu, home of the image of Jesus as a Child, a gift from Magellan to Queen Juana, the first Christian Filipina. Next you visit Fort San Pedro situated in Plaza Independencia. A coral stone fortress originating from 1565, the fort protected the city that became the first Spanish settlement in Asia. The impressive structure is the oldest Spanish fort in the Philippines. Proceed to Carbon Market is oldest an open-air market in Central Visayas offering a wide selection of locally produced goods, right in the heart of city. Then you'll drive down the country’s oldest street, Colon Street to Plaza Parian. Here you'll enjoy a short stop at Casa Gorordo, a museum showcasing the elegant lifestyle of the 18th-century Spanish/Filipino elite. A visit to Museo sa Sugbu completes the tour of the Cebu City’s heritage sites. Partake in the natural beauty of Cebu’s mountain scenery! Panoramic tour is devoted to Cebu’s rolling hills and mountain landscape, which comprises one third of the city’s land area. Visit Terrazas de Flores, a flower garden where local flowers are meticulously arranged on a mountain slope to form flower terraces. Commune with nature and watch the city from “The Top”. This popular viewing area that overlooks Cebu is the perfect way to see the city. Proceed to Temple of Leah, a mausoleum for a great love that never ends, even after death. Teodorico Soriano Adarna had the temple built for his late wife, Leah Albino-Adarna. You will also see statues of lions, angels and gladiators as you explore. You will see stone steps that lead to the portico and then the 10-foot high statue of Leah. Get back to the hotel and overnight in Cebu.

Day 07: Departure Cebu

Enjoy your last breakfast in The Philippines, have some free time at leisure until check out then transfer to the international airport for departure.

Location:

The Philippines – Southeast Asia

Things to do and see:

Travel Back in Time at Intramuros in Manilla
Visit the magnificent cathedrals and churches in Manilla
Shop Until You Drop in Manila Stores such as Divisoria shopping mall or simply visit the shops in Quiapo or Baclaran
Embark on a comical countryside tour on a whimsical "loboc-loboc" (bamboo raft) ride
Hit the Balicasag Island for swimming and snorkeling
Enjoy the amazing coral reefs and the underwater wonders
Soak in the white Beach of Balicasag Island where the sand is powder soft, the water is crystal blue, and sea turtles lies just off-shore.
Lay your eyes on a tiny Tarsier and the chocolate hills

Eating out & Nightlife:

Enjoy a Lechon Manok in Cebu, marinated with a blend of spices and herbs, this roasted chicken is incredibly juicy and flavorful.
Indulge in the mouthwatering Cebuano-style barbecue, known for its sweet and savory marinade. You can find various skewered meats and chicken,
While visitng Manila's Chinatown in Binondo enjoy dumplings, pancit canton, and hopia.
Beat the heat with a refreshing bowl of halo-halo. This popular Filipino dessert consists of a colorful mix of sweetened fruits, jellies, leche flan, and topped with a scoop of ice cream.
Hit Bonifacio Global City (BGC), a modern and upscale district that comes alive at night offering high-end clubs, rooftop bars with stunning city views.
Showcase your singing skills at a karaoke joint in Malate, Manila
For your stay in Cebu, Mango Avenue is your bustling street lined with bars, clubs, and entertainment venues

Moving around:

In Manila you can ride The jeepneys for an interesting experience , which are jeeps were initially produced of U.S. military Jeeps left over from the Second World War. These are renowned for their colorful ornaments that showcased Pinoy architecture and pop culture.
Enjoy riding a "habal-habal" (motorcycle taxi) for a new experience.
The best way is to walk and discover the cities.
Shared transportation is very common
The ferry rides, canoes and small boats are widely used when there is any water separating the cities.

Weather:

The best time to visit the Philippines is between the months of December and April which are the summer months in this Southeast Asian country. The wet season is from June to October and brings about quite a bit of rain with warm temperatures.

Dress Code: