Visayas

Cebu combines history, city life, beaches, and outdoor activities. In Cebu City, visitors can explore historic landmarks such as Magellan’s Cross and Fort San Pedro, while the surrounding areas offer a wide range of natural attractions. Further south, Moalboal is famous for its large schools of sardines and is a popular destination for diving and snorkelling. Nearby Kawasan Falls in Badian is known for its clear blue pools and canyoneering activities, making Cebu a good choice for travellers looking for both culture and adventure.

Visit Magellan’s Cross, the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, and Fort San Pedro to discover Cebu’s rich history and religious heritage. Further south, enjoy the famous Moalboal Sardine Run, where you can swim or snorkel alongside large schools of sardines. At Kawasan Falls, enjoy the beautiful waterfalls and tropical surroundings, with canyoneering available for those seeking adventure.

Boracay is one of the Philippines’ best-known beach destinations, famous for its beautiful White Beach, soft white sand, clear shallow waters, and spectacular sunsets. Visitors can relax by the sea, enjoy water activities such as windsurfing and parasailing, or explore the island’s restaurants, cafés, and nightlife. Island-hopping excursions offer the chance to visit places such as Puka Shell Beach and Crocodile Island, with opportunities for swimming and snorkelling in the clear waters. For a memorable evening, a traditional Paraw sunset sailing provides a relaxing way to enjoy the sunset from the water. With a wide choice of beachfront resorts and activities, Boracay is suitable for both relaxing beach holidays and more active stays.

Enjoy White Beach, famous for its soft white sand, clear waters, and beautiful sunsets. Visit the quieter Puka Shell Beach, explore nearby beaches and islands on an island-hopping trip, and snorkel around Crocodile Island. For a memorable evening, enjoy a traditional Paraw sunset sailing while watching the sun set over the sea.

Bohol is known for its unusual natural landscapes, wildlife, and beautiful beaches. The Chocolate Hills, made up of more than a thousand rounded hills that turn brown during the dry season, are one of the island’s best-known attractions. Bohol is also home to the small Philippine tarsier, one of the world’s smallest primates. Visitors can take a relaxing cruise along the Loboc River, explore the countryside, or continue to Panglao Island for its beaches, resorts, and water activities.

Visit the famous Chocolate Hills, see the tiny Philippine tarsier, and enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Loboc River. For a beach escape, head to Panglao Island for swimming, snorkelling, and time by the sea.