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There are many holiday package options when you visit the Philippines. A trip to the Philippines should include an itinerary of minimum 6 nights to visit the top tourist destinations in the Philippines.
Island hopping is visiting of many islands in succession, usually part of a holiday. You will never run out of islands to discover in the Philippines. Discover 7000 plus islands in the Philippines with these tours. Palawan has many island tour options. Immerse in the cool waters of Coron, Palawan's Twin Lagoon and other stunning beaches with this island-hopping tour. This trip will take you to five beautiful destinations where you can swim and bask in the sun, making it an ideal experience for travelers who love the island life.Visit some of El Nido's lagoons, beaches, and coves through this shared El Nido island-hopping tour.
Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, also known as Puerto Princesa Underground River houses a “mountain to sea” ecosystem with some of the most significant and intact old-growth forests in Asia. There are eight intact forest formations found in Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park: the beach forest, forest on ultramafic soil, forest on limestone soil, freshwater swamp forest, lowland evergreen tropical rainforest, mangrove forest, montane forest, and riverine forest.Join a river cruise to the Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s longest navigable subterranean river, to view caves and remarkable rock formations under torchlight.
Located on the island of Bohol in the Philippines, the Chocolate Hills are a slight mystery to locals and visitors alike. They are rounded hills located at the center of the tiny island that go brown in color during the dry season so they end up looking like giant chocolate truffles. these hills are leftover limestone deposits from a time when streams and rivers were far above sea level. Loboc River sometimes called the Loay River, is one of the cleanest rivers in the Philippines. Experience cruising along the jade-green Loboc river while you feast on a sumptuous buffet of local dishes.
Vigan is one of the most beautiful cities in the Philippines as it showcases the Spanish heritage of the century. The historical center in Vigan city is called the Heritage Village and is a world heritage site. Vigan is known for its unique Spanish colonial history in Asia and the very well preserved Spanish monumental buildings which were built in the 18th century. Vigan is unique for having preserved much of its Hispanic colonial character, particularly its grid street pattern and historic urban lay out. Its significance also lies on how the different architectural influences are blended to create a homogenous townscape.Vigan received a much-coveted recognition of being one of the six UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Philippines and it's also one of the New7Wonders Cities.
Located 100km from Manila, Taal Volcano is a must-see attraction in the Philippines. Tall Volcano is the smallest volcano in the world, with an elevation of 1020 feet at its highest point. But the crater lake that has formed inside its caldera is the largest lake on an island in a lake on an island in the world. In the center of Volcano Island is the crater lake, which hosts a small rocky island called Vulcan Point. So, there is an island within a lake on an island. Taal Lake is a freshwater lake that fills Taal Caldera, which was formed by very large eruptions up to 500,000 years ago. The country's third largest lake, it provides stunning views and is a habitat for many endemic species.Take a tour of the famous Taal Volcano on a boat ride around Taal Lake.
The Banaue Rice Terraces are a National Cultural Treasure of the Philippinesand are considered to be the 8th natural wonder of the world by many Filipinos. The view is spectacular, majestic and inspiring. These 2000-year-old Banaue Rice Terraces are perhaps the most famous of all the rice terraces! Mostly referred to as the eighth wonder of the world, the rice terraces are an engineering feat, since it's largely built by hand into the mountain of Ifugao. A remarkable engineering feat, the mud-walled rice terraces attest to indigenous know-how in water irrigation, earthworks and terrace maintenance. Banaue is also home to the most picturesque and awe-inspiring rice terraces that stretch for miles into the horizon.
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At Stanbrook Tourism, we know that luxury is personal. With over two decade’s experience in arranging the finest luxury holidays, we go that extra mile to ensure that every detail is built around you. So, you can simply sit back, relax and trust us to take you there. Privately owned by full-time, hands-on directors, backed up by a loyal and experienced team, we have been creating domestic and worldwide holidays since 2003. We therefore have the know-how and the flexibility to adapt to these rapidly changing times, and so you can book with confidence, safe in the knowledge that if your plans have to change…they can!