Bantayan is a small island (16km in length and 11km in width) in the North of Cebu that was badly hit by Yolanda Typhoon back in 2013. But now, it is difficult to see the damages that were caused 5 years ago. People really enjoy this lively island made of 3 municipalities: Santa Fe, Bantayan and Madridejos. Among the locals, this island is famous for its delicacy: the bulad. This is a dried fish whose smell can be quite disturbing for unused people. Filipinos usually fry it again before serving it.Bantayan is also famous for its festival that takes place every year during holy week, it is one of the most festive place during this time of the year, and that’s probably why so many people head there. It’s a great destination away from the city where you can enjoy a long white sand beach.

Day 1: Early morning, a driver will pick you up set you off for two days of adventure. Pack light because you will hike and keep your backpack with you most of the day. You will first go right next to the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) to embark at 7:30 am on a boat that will take you to Bataan.You will disembark at the port of Bonifacio for a short briefing on what to expect and at 10am hostilities will begin. You will start with a trek that will take you to Cochinos Point through an underpass. Then you will have the opportunity to cool off under the Nagbintana Arch and the bravest of you can jump off the Tinanlakan Cliff.Lunch will be prepared and served at Camp Kawader.Once the tents are set up, you can spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing. Don't miss the sunset on the beach! A campfire will be lighted to serve dinner around it. The ideal conditions will then be met to admire the starry sky. Day 2: After breakfast, it will be time to take down the tents and go back to the port. On the way, you will visit some caves, walk though Pulang Kawayan Cave, Nagmandala Rock, Pebble cave, Apatot Cave and Natsu Cliff.You will be back at the port at 12:30 pm to arrive in Manila in the afternoon where a driver will be waiting for you. He will drop you off at your place or hotel.

Day 1: Your driver will meet you at your place or hotel at 7am. You will leave in the direction of Quezon province, Tiaong to be exact. You will arrive in Pagsanjan around 10 am, from there you will take a canoe ride. You will go up the river for 7 km, the same river that served as the background for Francis Ford Coppola's film: Apocalypse Now. At the start, on the first third of the course, your canoe is towed by another motorized boat, then you have to paddle upstream. For this, you will be accompanied by two experienced guides who do not hesitate to descend from the canoe like acrobats and walk on the rocks to pull and push the boat when necessary. At some points, the gaps in height lead them to carry the canoe at arm's length, with its passengers inside. On the way, a few stops are scheduled, and at the end of the journey, you will get off the canoe, walk a little to climb on a bamboo raft in order to reach a waterfall whose wall you will cross. You can get in the water, so plan to wear appropriate clothing and especially a waterproof bag and/or camera. You will then go back where you came from through the same path, but in the opposite direction, this time down the river and its rapids. You will appreciate the skills of your guides and their dexterity in handling your boat. After this adventure, a lunch will be served. Then you will take the road to Villa Escudero Plantations and resort where you will spend the night. This rural resort with a traditional design with its bamboo rooms offers several activities since it has a museum, a swimming pool, a restaurant at the foot of the Labasin waterfalls where guests also eat with their feet in the sea. It is also possible enjoy the river on a bamboo rafting. upon arrival, you can enjoy the swimming pool. Day 2: You can enjoy the resort and its amenities the whole morning, don’t forget to visit the museum. After lunch, your driver will pick you up and bring you back to Manila. Day 1: Your driver will meet you at your place or hotel at 7am. You will leave in the direction of Quezon province, Tiaong to be exact. You will arrive in Pagsanjan around 10 am, from there you will take a canoe ride. You will go up the river for 7 km, the same river that served as the background for Francis Ford Coppola's film: Apocalypse Now. At the start, on the first third of the course, your canoe is towed by another motorized boat, then you have to paddle upstream. For this, you will be accompanied by two experienced guides who do not hesitate to descend from the canoe like acrobats and walk on the rocks to pull and push the boat when necessary. At some points, the gaps in height lead them to carry the canoe at arm's length, with its passengers inside. On the way, a few stops are scheduled, and at the end of the journey, you will get off the canoe, walk a little to climb on a bamboo raft in order to reach a waterfall whose wall you will cross. You can get in the water, so plan to wear appropriate clothing and especially a waterproof bag and/or camera. You will then go back where you came from through the same path, but in the opposite direction, this time down the river and its rapids. You will appreciate the skills of your guides and their dexterity in handling your boat. After this adventure, a lunch will be served. Then you will take the road to Villa Escudero Plantations and resort where you will spend the night. This rural resort with a traditional design with its bamboo rooms offers several activities since it has a museum, a swimming pool, a restaurant at the foot of the Labasin waterfalls where guests also eat with their feet in the sea. It is also possible enjoy the river on a bamboo rafting. upon arrival, you can enjoy the swimming pool. Day 2: You can enjoy the resort and its amenities the whole morning, don’t forget to visit the museum. After lunch, your driver will pick you up and bring you back to Manila.

This itinerary will allow you to discover an amazing part of the Philippines. Voted most beautiful island of the world these past consecutive three years, Palawan is a long island bathed mainly by the Sulu Sea and the South China Sea. It’s one of the less populated islands of the archipelago, but also one of the greenest and the most beautiful.For one week, you will follow a breathtaking path to reach El Nido in the north of the 450km long island. You will first land in Puerto Princesa, the capital of Palawan and discover the Honda Bay, visit the underground river in Sabang, you will relax in Port Barton and end you journey in the wonderful El Nido.

You’re going to enjoy a few days of adventures while you will probably have to go out of your comfort zone, particularly when you will go canyoneering in the Kawasan Falls and make some jumps up to 15 meter high!

Camotes Islands is a group of islands in the Camotes Sea, Philippines. Combined area is 236.36 kilometres. The island group is located east of Cebu Island, southwest of Leyte Island, and north of Bohol Island. It is 34 nautical miles from Cebu City and is part of Cebu. 

Go on an adventure for a week across an amazing and surprising part of the Philippines. You will go through the Cordillera, a mountainous region which is 300km north of Manila. On your way, you will encounter a few tribes whose members kept their ancient traditions. Among those tribes, the most famous is probably the Ifugaos who designed the well-known rice terraces of Banaue. To reach those, you will take the Halsema Highway, an altitude road. For a week, you will follow a great itinerary, mixing culture, road trip and hikes. It may be at some point physically demanding but that’s the price to pay to reach the stars.

Coron is actually the capital of Busuanga Island, the island of the Calamian Archipelago, in the northern part of Palawan. The city of Coron should therefore not be confused with the nearby island of the same name that can be visited during the day on a boat trip, but on which it is forbidden to sleep.

Malapascua is another one of these nice and quiet islands in the North of Cebu. This one only stretches about 2.5km in length and less than 1km in width, that’s why you don’t see any car there, only a few bikes and motorbikes. With its few resorts and dive shops it’s the best place to relax and escape the city. Malapascua is a very small island, you can just walk if you want to visit it and go around. It’s one of the favorite spots for divers since they can watch the thresher shark there as well as the mandarin fish.  

You are heading to the Central Visayas, an archipelago in which you will hop from an island to another island and have extraordinary encounters. You will indeed swim with the whale-sharks, watch dolphins, see turtles and observe amazing coral reefs. The tropical jungle around the lakes, hot springs, volcanoes and sand bars bathed by a warm and turquoise sea, coconut trees and rice fields will be your daily environment.

Bantayan is a small island (16km in length and 11km in width) in the North of Cebu that was badly hit by Yolanda Typhoon back in 2013. But now, it is difficult to see the damages that were caused 5 years ago. People really enjoy this lively island made of 3 municipalities: Santa Fe, Bantayan and Madridejos. Among the locals, this island is famous for its delicacy: the bulad. This is a dried fish whose smell can be quite disturbing for unused people. Filipinos usually fry it again before serving it.Bantayan is also famous for its festival that takes place every year during holy week, it is one of the most festive place during this time of the year, and that’s probably why so many people head there. It’s a great destination away from the city where you can enjoy a long white sand beach.

Camotes Islands is a group of islands in the Camotes Sea, Philippines. Combined area is 236.36 kilometres. The island group is located east of Cebu Island, southwest of Leyte Island, and north of Bohol Island. It is 34 nautical miles from Cebu City and is part of Cebu. 

Coron is actually the capital of Busuanga Island, the island of the Calamian Archipelago, in the northern part of Palawan. The city of Coron should therefore not be confused with the nearby island of the same name that can be visited during the day on a boat trip, but on which it is forbidden to sleep.

Malapascua is another one of these nice and quiet islands in the North of Cebu. This one only stretches about 2.5km in length and less than 1km in width, that’s why you don’t see any car there, only a few bikes and motorbikes. With its few resorts and dive shops it’s the best place to relax and escape the city. Malapascua is a very small island, you can just walk if you want to visit it and go around. It’s one of the favorite spots for divers since they can watch the thresher shark there as well as the mandarin fish.  

You’re going to enjoy a few days of adventures while you will probably have to go out of your comfort zone, particularly when you will go canyoneering in the Kawasan Falls and make some jumps up to 15 meter high!

Go on an adventure for a week across an amazing and surprising part of the Philippines. You will go through the Cordillera, a mountainous region which is 300km north of Manila. On your way, you will encounter a few tribes whose members kept their ancient traditions. Among those tribes, the most famous is probably the Ifugaos who designed the well-known rice terraces of Banaue. To reach those, you will take the Halsema Highway, an altitude road. For a week, you will follow a great itinerary, mixing culture, road trip and hikes. It may be at some point physically demanding but that’s the price to pay to reach the stars.

Day 1: Your driver will meet you at your place or hotel at 7am. You will leave in the direction of Quezon province, Tiaong to be exact. You will arrive in Pagsanjan around 10 am, from there you will take a canoe ride. You will go up the river for 7 km, the same river that served as the background for Francis Ford Coppola's film: Apocalypse Now. At the start, on the first third of the course, your canoe is towed by another motorized boat, then you have to paddle upstream. For this, you will be accompanied by two experienced guides who do not hesitate to descend from the canoe like acrobats and walk on the rocks to pull and push the boat when necessary. At some points, the gaps in height lead them to carry the canoe at arm's length, with its passengers inside. On the way, a few stops are scheduled, and at the end of the journey, you will get off the canoe, walk a little to climb on a bamboo raft in order to reach a waterfall whose wall you will cross. You can get in the water, so plan to wear appropriate clothing and especially a waterproof bag and/or camera. You will then go back where you came from through the same path, but in the opposite direction, this time down the river and its rapids. You will appreciate the skills of your guides and their dexterity in handling your boat. After this adventure, a lunch will be served. Then you will take the road to Villa Escudero Plantations and resort where you will spend the night. This rural resort with a traditional design with its bamboo rooms offers several activities since it has a museum, a swimming pool, a restaurant at the foot of the Labasin waterfalls where guests also eat with their feet in the sea. It is also possible enjoy the river on a bamboo rafting. upon arrival, you can enjoy the swimming pool. Day 2: You can enjoy the resort and its amenities the whole morning, don’t forget to visit the museum. After lunch, your driver will pick you up and bring you back to Manila. Day 1: Your driver will meet you at your place or hotel at 7am. You will leave in the direction of Quezon province, Tiaong to be exact. You will arrive in Pagsanjan around 10 am, from there you will take a canoe ride. You will go up the river for 7 km, the same river that served as the background for Francis Ford Coppola's film: Apocalypse Now. At the start, on the first third of the course, your canoe is towed by another motorized boat, then you have to paddle upstream. For this, you will be accompanied by two experienced guides who do not hesitate to descend from the canoe like acrobats and walk on the rocks to pull and push the boat when necessary. At some points, the gaps in height lead them to carry the canoe at arm's length, with its passengers inside. On the way, a few stops are scheduled, and at the end of the journey, you will get off the canoe, walk a little to climb on a bamboo raft in order to reach a waterfall whose wall you will cross. You can get in the water, so plan to wear appropriate clothing and especially a waterproof bag and/or camera. You will then go back where you came from through the same path, but in the opposite direction, this time down the river and its rapids. You will appreciate the skills of your guides and their dexterity in handling your boat. After this adventure, a lunch will be served. Then you will take the road to Villa Escudero Plantations and resort where you will spend the night. This rural resort with a traditional design with its bamboo rooms offers several activities since it has a museum, a swimming pool, a restaurant at the foot of the Labasin waterfalls where guests also eat with their feet in the sea. It is also possible enjoy the river on a bamboo rafting. upon arrival, you can enjoy the swimming pool. Day 2: You can enjoy the resort and its amenities the whole morning, don’t forget to visit the museum. After lunch, your driver will pick you up and bring you back to Manila.

This itinerary will allow you to discover an amazing part of the Philippines. Voted most beautiful island of the world these past consecutive three years, Palawan is a long island bathed mainly by the Sulu Sea and the South China Sea. It’s one of the less populated islands of the archipelago, but also one of the greenest and the most beautiful.For one week, you will follow a breathtaking path to reach El Nido in the north of the 450km long island. You will first land in Puerto Princesa, the capital of Palawan and discover the Honda Bay, visit the underground river in Sabang, you will relax in Port Barton and end you journey in the wonderful El Nido.

Day 1: Early morning, a driver will pick you up set you off for two days of adventure. Pack light because you will hike and keep your backpack with you most of the day. You will first go right next to the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) to embark at 7:30 am on a boat that will take you to Bataan.You will disembark at the port of Bonifacio for a short briefing on what to expect and at 10am hostilities will begin. You will start with a trek that will take you to Cochinos Point through an underpass. Then you will have the opportunity to cool off under the Nagbintana Arch and the bravest of you can jump off the Tinanlakan Cliff.Lunch will be prepared and served at Camp Kawader.Once the tents are set up, you can spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing. Don't miss the sunset on the beach! A campfire will be lighted to serve dinner around it. The ideal conditions will then be met to admire the starry sky. Day 2: After breakfast, it will be time to take down the tents and go back to the port. On the way, you will visit some caves, walk though Pulang Kawayan Cave, Nagmandala Rock, Pebble cave, Apatot Cave and Natsu Cliff.You will be back at the port at 12:30 pm to arrive in Manila in the afternoon where a driver will be waiting for you. He will drop you off at your place or hotel.

You are heading to the Central Visayas, an archipelago in which you will hop from an island to another island and have extraordinary encounters. You will indeed swim with the whale-sharks, watch dolphins, see turtles and observe amazing coral reefs. The tropical jungle around the lakes, hot springs, volcanoes and sand bars bathed by a warm and turquoise sea, coconut trees and rice fields will be your daily environment.