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Philippines Grand Tour
A comprehensive tour of the Philippines visiting the most important highlights and relaxing on spectacular beaches. Visit the famous rice terraces in Banaue, swim with the white sharks at Donsol, visit the tarsiers in Bohol, and relax, snorkel or dive the pristine waters of Palawan.
Start your honeymoon with a luxurious stopover in Singapore and carry on to the beaches of the Philippines. This two-week trip is designed to get you away from the crowds while still taking you to some of the country’s most iconic places.
Experience some of the highlights of this spectacular destination. Begin with Cebu; one of the most developed provinces in the Philippines, then on to Bohol; home of the Chocolate Hills which are hundreds of dome-shaped limestone hills. Relax on the white sandy beaches on the island of Boracay, before a brief stay in Manila.
A tropical archipelago made up of more than 7,000 islands packed to the brim with natural wonders, the Philippines is an enticing country just waiting to be explored
Visit three of the best beaches in the Visayas in Cebu, Bohol, and Negros Oriental. Enjoy the tropical sun and sand, visit a tarsier sanctuary, kayak through mangroves, visit a hot spring, and see some of the Philippines highlights before the crowds discover them.
Palawan Holidays
The island province of Palawan is the largest province in the Philippines, made up of 1,700 islands and islets. Much of the area is hilly and mountainous with wide spreads of jungle and rainforests with natural caves.
One week in the northern Philippines to take in a bit of history, culture, and ancient landscapes then one week by the sea to soak in the sun.
Dumaguete and Siquijor Island Hopping
Uncover the treasures of Dumaguete, a marine conservation park located off its coastline and Siquijor, an island province whose mysticism lies not only in the preternatural beliefs of its people but in the sublime beauty of its natural attractions.
Cebu and Bohol Holidays
In the island of Bohol, nature has played one of her most fascinating wonders - hundreds of limestone moulds covered with thin grass have sprouted from the ground. These turn brown during the dry season and look like "Chocolate Hills".
Banaue Rice Terraces Tour
Many things have been reputed about the Banaue Rice Terraces, but nothing written, photographed or said about them can really describe the sensation of viewing the terraces from a vantage point that gives a perspective of the magnitude of this 2,000-year-old engineering feat.