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Philippine Travel Itinerary Tips

Learn more about the importance of a Philippine travel guide.

When you are traveling to an unfamiliar place, it is always important to be prepared. This is where a detailed travel itinerary becomes important. Being able to plan out your travels ahead of time is a luxury that you shouldn’t let pass. This enables you to save time, effort, and money.

When you travel to the Philippines, you will realize that the country has thousands of attractions to offer. While it is impossible for you to be able to visit all these in one trip, you can maximize your time by following an itinerary.

A travel itinerary helps you single out destinations that are a must-see. You will not be able to travel to the Philippines all the time, so picking out the best places is very important. Follow our Philippine travel guide and you will be all set.

Before making an itinerary, make sure that you have researched some of the places that you want to go to. A linear route is most efficient as you will not have to waste your time going back to a place that you have already been to.

Always bring extra resources. This includes food, toiletries, and other necessities such as a map or emergency kit. It is better to be prepared than to be sorry. Food is important. While there are thousands of places for you to eat, prices for visitors will always be ridiculously high. So if you do not want to waste money on high priced food, it is better to eat away from popular tourist destinations where prices are normal.

If you are not familiar with the local transportation, you can always hire a tour guide to assist you for your next Philippine travel.

Best Places to Visit in the Philippines

It is no doubt that the Philippines is full of beautiful places to visit. Whether you are traveling to the Philippines alone or with your loved ones, these places should be on your list of must-visit destinations:

• Manila - the capital of the Philippines. Manila is full of historic places that you can visit.
• Intramuros - This fortress city was built during the Spanish era as a defense against invaders. The walls of the city have stood the test of time and serves as a testament to the influence of Spain.
• Rizal Park - Also known as Luneta Park, the park sits adjacent to the walled city of Intramuros. A monument in memory of the national hero, Rizal, stands in the middle of the park. The park is a good venue for family events such as picnics and get-togethers.
• San Agustin Church - Located inside Intramuros, the church features Spanish baroque-style architecture that reflects the ingenuity and beauty of Spanish architecture.
• Cebu - Cebu is located in the Visayas, south of Luzon. Known as the Queen City of the South, Cebu is a highly urbanized city. Cebu boasts the beauty of both its attractions and Filipino women.
• Oslob - If you love the sea, then Oslob should be in one of your stops. Situated in the southern part of Cebu, Oslob is known for whale sharks. The waters off the coast of Oslob is part of a group of whale shark’s migration route. As such, hundreds of tourists visit the town to get up close and personal with the awe-inspiring creatures.
• Cebu Taoist Temple - The temple was built by the city’s substantial Chinese community. The temple features Chinese architecture and design. Despite being a sacred place for worshippers, the temple is open to non-worshippers to visit.
• Kawasan Falls - The falls is a three-stage cascading waterfall. The picturesque falls feeds a pool with clear, turquoise waters that the whole family can enjoy.
• Bohol - South of Cebu is the beautiful island of Bohol. The island is known for its beautiful natural formations and diverse wildlife.
• Chocolate Hills - The Chocolate Hills is one of the main attractions of Bohol. These uniformly shaped hills attain a chocolate-brown tint during the dry season due to the grass and plantlife drying out, hence its namesake.
• Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary - Located in Corella Bohol, the sanctuary serves as the center of conservation for the city’s smallest known primate, the Tarsier. The Tarsier was listed as critically endangered in 2008.
• Davao - Located in Mindanao, Davao is one of the country’s largest cities. Davao is home to the world-renowned Durian fruit.
• Crocodile Park - The park houses hundreds of both fresh-water and salt-water crocodiles. Here, you will get to see crocodile eggs being incubated. Most of the crocodiles in the park are bred and grown in captivity.
• People’s Park - The park is roughly around 4-acres of rainforest, ponds, and trees. If you are looking to connect with nature, a trip through People’s Park should be on your itinerary.
• Philippine Eagle Center - The largest eagle in the country is the Philippine Eagle. When you visit the Center, you will get a chance to see these majestic birds in action. It is the center of conservation efforts of the Philippine Eagle.
• Roxas Avenue Night Market - Who doesn’t like food? If you are looking to satisfy your palate for the local cuisine, then Davao’s Night Market is the place to go.
• Ifugao - Ifugao is home to the Ifugao people known as the Igorot. Deep in the Cordilleras, the people of Ifugao were able to make use of mountain sides as rice farms. This was done by carving gigantic steps on the side of the mountain. These steps are known as the Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, which was inscribed as one of UNESCO’s Heritage Sites. The Banaue Rice Terraces, on the other hand, is sometimes known as the “Eighth Wonder of the World”.
• Vigan - In the northern part of Luzon, lies the town of Vigan. During the Spanish occupation of the Philippines, the city of Vigan was built using Spanish architecture. The houses, buildings, and cobblestone roads of the city reflects the beauty of Spanish architecture. These buildings and houses remain intact up to this day, making it a “piece of Spain”.
• Camiguin - Camiguin is a small island province in Mindanao. It is located just off the Bohol Sea. Camiguin boasts fine-sand beaches and sandbars that attracts thousands of tourists every year.
• Boracay - Boracay is probably the most popular tourist destination in the Philippines. When Filipinos want to go on a vacation, Boracay is always on the list. Boracay’s pristine waters and white, fine-sand beaches contribute to its popularity. With the recent rehabilitation of its beaches, Boracay is even more beautiful than ever before.

With this Philippine travel guide, you will surely enjoy your time in the Philippines. Don’t miss this opportunity to join us and take part in one of our Philippines singles tours where you will meet hundreds of beautiful Filipino women and tour the Philippines! With our Philippines travel package, your dream vacation is just a click away.

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