Tourist Destinations

Manila

A microcosm of the rhythm of the islands. Named after a delicate white mangrove plant, this charming city lives as a silent witness to the country's turbulent history. Attractions include Intramuros, Corregidor, Rizal Park, the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Chinatown, and the urban centers of Makati and Ortigas.

Cebu

Called the 'Queen City of the South,' Cebu is the site of exciting business ventures between local and foreign capital. It offers beach resorts, museums, churches, and shopping — fashion accessories, handcrafted guitars, steel crafts, and local delicacies.

Davao

Known for its elegant orchids, exotic fruits and Muslim heritage, Davao is a bustling city teeming with cultural diversity. Notable attractions include Mt. Apo (the country's highest peak), bird sanctuaries, and Samal Island beach resorts.

Baguio

The country's summer capital, Baguio stands amidst the mountainous Cordillera region 1,500 m above sea level. The city offers cooler temperatures and attractions like Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, Lourdes Grotto, and Mines View Park, plus access to the Banaue Rice Terraces.

Boracay

Known far and wide as an island paradise, Boracay has charmed vacationers with its powder-white sand, crystal-blue waters and purposely laid-back pace, featuring water sports and diverse dining.

Palawan

An island of peace and quiet where it seems time has stood still. Home to over 80 cultural minority groups and unique wildlife including the Calamian deer, Palawan bearcat, and tarsier, plus white-sand beaches and dive sites.

Bohol

The country's tenth largest island, Bohol is a masterpiece of nature with its blend of pristine white beaches, wonderful dive sites, virgin forest and rolling hills. Famous for the Chocolate Hills and the Baclayon Church.

Laoag / Vigan

Time-locked Ilocos is a broad, hardy country blessed with impressive wide highways and stretches of narrow cobblestone roads, and antiquated towns dominated by heavily buttressed grand churches.