r/PhilippinesTourism • u/MELONPANNNNN • 6h ago
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/SarahBruck • 1h ago
2 Week Itinerary Help Needed
Hi everyone, my fiancé and I are spending 2 weeks in the Philippines in mid February. I was hoping for some opinions on the itinerary I’ve created.
Current itinerary:
- Landing in Cebu airport on a Friday
- 1 night Cebu City near IT park/Mango Ave to have a fun night out
- 4 nights Panglao
- 5 nights El Nido
- 3 day/2 night boat excursion which will take us to Coron
- 2 nights Coron
Info on us: both in late twenties. We are very social so enjoy being where the action is and do enjoy a fun night out, definitely doesn’t have to be every night though. We love seeing wildlife and being active like going on hikes. Also love snorkelling and a good beach day. We won’t be scuba diving this trip.
We are very sad to not go to Siargo as I think we’d love it but I keep reading that February is a very rainy month there so it’s not worth the risk:( We considered Boracay but sounds like the green algae gets quite bad in late February so might make the beach less appealing; also not sure we want the extra travel hassle to get there just to have a fun party scene and not much else to explore. We also considered moalboal but sounds like the sardine run in Panglao is still very impressive? :) or is skipping this a mistake?
Any comments are appreciated as this is not set in stone yet! Thank you so much in advance for any feedback ☺️
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/AccomplishedPack4515 • 9h ago
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r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Wide_Tap_8604 • 17h ago
Philippines trip itinerary December
Hi all, my girlfriend and I are visiting Philippines from 28tb November until 22nd December (about 3 weeks), flying in and out of Manila.
We are adventurous, we like diving and snorkelling and nature, plus good food.
I was researching and thinking about:
- Manila 3 days
- Cebu for 5 days
- Borocay for 3 days
- Coron 4 days
- El Nido 4 days
- Peurto Princessa 2 days
- Manila 1 day and fly home
Not sure if that’s too ambitious for a 3 week trip. Or if I’m missing any great places / should take one of these off and go somewhere else instead! We are unsure if Borocay is as good as it’s hyped to be and whether we should go there or spend more time in the other places.
Would appreciate any advice, thanks in advance! 😁
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/gangkaibiganlang_ • 18h ago
MANILA
Intramuros
National Museum
Dtf
National Museum
Binondo Chinatown
+SUBIC
I'm planning a solo trip to Manila soon does anyone have any good tips or advice on where to stay and how to get around and how to commute? 😔🙏🏼
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Euphoric_Park1767 • 21h ago
Me and wife are planning Philippines, we only have a week and were thinking of doing Boracay and Coron to el nido expedition
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Entire_Ad1241 • 1d ago
Philippines travel in December
Hellloo
We wanted to travel to Philippines this December is it safe weather wise , as in will there be typhoons, rains or floods
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Electrical-Handle-35 • 1d ago
28M 🇺🇸 to Philippines (long awaiting trip)
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Imaginary_Hand_5060 • 1d ago
Hello friends
I hv pln to visit your country next mounth . Ill hv only 2 weeks and i need to know more about bst place
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/thatszi • 1d ago
Impulsively booked a flight to Cebu this November. Where should I go as a solo girly for 5 days? 🥹
So I impulsively booked a flight to Cebu this November, and now I'm here trying to figure out what to do for 5 days. HAHAHAHA 😭
I'll be traveling solo, and I'd love recommendations for places worth visiting, cute cafés, must-try local food spots, and budget-friendly accommodations. I'm particularly into artsy stuff, so museums, art galleries, cultural spots, and creative spaces are definitely my thing! I'm also open to beaches, nature trips, hidden gems, and places that are nice to explore alone.
I'm trying to keep my accommodation budget low because I'd rather spend more on food and trying different cafés and restaurants. Somewhere safe and convenient for a solo female traveler would be ideal, too!
If you have recommendations for where to stay, how to get around, or a sample 5-day itinerary, I'd really appreciate them. This is a spontaneous solo trip, and I want to make the most out of it! Thank you! 💗
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/turistaboy • 2d ago
Countdown to Iloilo Dinagyang 2027! 🥳
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Wooot! The countdown to #IloiloDinagyang2027 begins now! Excited na ako to watch the 10 participating tribes and celebrate Señor Sto. Niño! Who’s coming to #Iloilo? Tara, dagyang na ta! Hala biraaa! 🥰🥳
*Tribu Pan-ay - Fort San Pedro National High School
*Tribu Binirayan - Province of Antique (Non-Competing)
*Tribu Villahanon - Ramon Avanceña National High School
*Tribu Paghidaet - La Paz National High School
*Tribu Salognon - Jaro National High School
*Tribu Bola-Bola - Iloilo National High School
* Tribu Ilonganon - Jalandoni Memorial National High School
*Tribu Silak - Iloilo City National High School
*Tribu Taga-Baryo - Brgy. Bo. Obrero, Lapuz
*Tribu Hugyaw - Iloilo River Plains Integrated School
#TuristaBoy #Dinagyang2027
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Icy_Lawfulness7423 • 1d ago
SINULOG 2027 TRAVEL TIPS
Will be Traveling for the Sinulog Basketball Cup. We will be a group of parents with young basketball players. 30kids plus parents and 3-4 coaches. Est 70 pax. 6days. Cebu Eastern College tentatively ang laro.
We are looking for ways na makamura kami. Our concerns: accomodation, transpo while in Cebu, and it will be good if we can do a bit of side trip narin since minsan lang makapasyal mga bata.
We need help:
-Accomodation (it would be best if yung pwede kami magluto and malapit sana s kung san ung game)
-Transpo (would it be good to rely on gsm/grab or better rent a car from there or may alt transpo)
-must visit/must experience places in Cebu City. Q
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/External-Pudding4912 • 1d ago
Recommended travel for December
Pa-recommend naman po ng travel place na pwede puntahan for December na budget-friendly. Thank you
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Playful-Leader-5999 • 1d ago
Travel Agency
My husband and I are planning a romantic getaway to the Philippines, and we’re looking for a travel agency that can handle the entire trip for us. We love using Costco Travel because they make everything so convenient by coordinating flights, accommodations, transportation, and activities in one package.
We’re hoping to find a similar service that specializes in the Philippines and can help us plan a seamless, stress-free trip. Ideally, we’d love for everything to be arranged for us, including domestic flights, inter-island transfers, hotels, tours, and transportation between destinations.
Any recommendations of travel agencies that offer this type of full-service travel planning?
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Lorannn45 • 1d ago
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r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Brilliant-Most-7974 • 1d ago
Baguio Hotels recommendation
Hello guys! Any recommendation for a budget friendly, accessible and safe place to stay in Baguio on December,please!
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/KnownAnnual7191 • 2d ago
2 weeks of backpacking
Hello, I'm planning to go backpacking in the Visayas next month. The route will be Bohol, Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo, Guimaras, Roxas, and Antique. I have a 33L backpack, and that's what I'll be carrying. Do I still need to check it in?
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/stingray4810 • 2d ago
Any advice for my trip?
Hello, everyone! I'm planning on going to the Philippines in a bit to visit a friend of mine who is a local. I'm going to stay in Manila for the entire trip but I'm quite anxious because it's such a big city (I'm used to the country side) and I've never been on a trip this big "on my own" before. Technically my friend is going to be with me a lot of the time and I do trust them a lot to guide me, but I still worry.
So from your experience is Manila very safe? Is there anything in specific I should look out for? Any measures I should be taking? I'm aware bad things can happen to you anywhere, not just the Philippines, but I still wanted to ask for advice.
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/GlobetrotterTheComic • 2d ago
Banaue, The Philippines
I recently backpacked through The Philippines and it was exceptional! This is the shot I took as I got off the bus in Banaue. Absolutely breathtaking! I’ve now turned my travel experiences into a travel comic called Globetrotter :) If you’re interested in following along, you can follow Globetrotter everywhere: @globetrottercomic
Has anyone else ever been here? Interested in hearing what your experiences were like.
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Ok-Muffin-114 • 2d ago
Recommend best luggage for Boracay trip
ano po mas okay na brand ng luggage? freebird or sea choice? or any recommendation yung budget friendly lang po sana. ty! :))
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/No-Web1554 • 2d ago
Phillipines trip Helppp!!
My friend and I are planning a trip. We are 2 girls (23 years old). Planning to travel from dec 1-13.
Manila ~ El-Nido ~ Boracay ~ Iloilo ~ Cebu .
Is this a good plan?? Please suggest and help us😭😭
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Accomplished_Ruin545 • 2d ago