Philippines Tour Packages

About Philippines Tourism: If you enjoy the outdoors and want to spend your next vacation in a location that feels like a tropical paradise, then Philippines is the destination for you.

The Philippines, located in Southeast Asia, is well-known for its stunning beaches, lush forests, and rich cultural diversity. It features nearly 7,000 islands home to an array of species, including relatively rare animals and plants. 

Renowned for being called “Asia’s pearl of the Orient,” this place is a less-explored destination. This suggests that practically everything you do here will be filled with adventure and experiences. The atmosphere is welcoming and does not make you feel out of place - all thanks to the Philippines' wonderful and hospitable people. 

Several Philippines islands and beaches, including Boracay, Palawan, and Siargao, have frequently been cited as among the finest in the world by prestigious travel journals. The Philippines, however, is more than simply a picture-perfect tropical location for vacations that involve island hopping and beach excursions.  

Traveling around the Philippines is about sailing through its waters, sunbathing on its beaches, and admiring the wonderful mountain views. The 7,000 islands are 7,000 pieces of a puzzle that, when placed together, constitute the masterpiece known as the Philippines.  

This Asian country is blessed with the charm of nature's wonder, which you cannot dispute. Unsurprisingly, so many couples decide to spend their honeymoon and island hop in the Philippines. The nation's official tourism slogan is "It's More Fun in the Philippines," since whatever form of travel adventure you want, you'll find it here.

Customized Philippines tour packages focused on your unique needs are our area of expertise. When you choose Holidify, we guarantee that every detail of your trip to the Philippines is meticulously planned and carried out. Our specialists create thorough itineraries to guarantee that you enjoy a comfortable stay and have easy access to trained guides familiar with the area and its customs.

Places to visit in the Philippines 

• Boracay: The little island of Boracay is well-known for its beautiful, white sandy coastlines and clear blue waters. One can relax on the beach or indulge in swimming, snorkeling, and other water sports. 
• Palawan: El Nido is the main tourist destination in Palawan. While traveling to the Bacuit islands, one can stop at this breathtaking site in the coral-green ocean waters. Straight, steep limestone cliffs rise directly from the sea. In addition, Palawan has a Butterfly Eco Garden, a Tribal Village, a Heritage Centre, a Museum, and several beaches.
• Puerto Princesa: The capital of Palawan, is the second most popular vacation spot in the province, after El Nido. Puerto Princesa, the greenest and cleanest city in the Philippines, offers a comfortable urban setting wrapped in beautiful natural surroundings that include wonderful beaches and fantastic forested hills. The place is home to the famous Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park. This park is admired for the subterranean river that flows beneath the island. It also contains spectacular underground caves and limestone karst landscapes and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It was even named one of the World's New Seven Wonders! 
• Bohol: The island of Bohol is famous for its Chocolate Hills, a geological wonder that bears an eerie likeness to the chocolate delicacy. The Tarsier Sanctuary is another notable attraction on this exotic vacation because it allows guests to see and interact with primates that are the smallest among all known primate species.
• Manila: Another must-see spot when doing a Philippines tour. The modern metropolis of Manila is filled with gleaming skyscrapers, parks, shopping centers, hotels, and other symbols of the contemporary concrete world. The city is tidy and well-planned, making travelers feel at home there. One of the benefits of visiting the Philippines is its heartwarming people, and Manila is where you will discover the best instances of this.
• Cebu: Cebu is a cluster of around 150 small and large islands in the Philippines' Central Visayas Region. The beaches here are lovely, and plenty of activities keep you entertained. As you travel the numerous islands, you will notice wonderful buildings and historical sites like Magellan's Cross and the Basilica del Santo Niño. Unsurprisingly, Cebu is one of the most popular destinations for most Philippines tour packages.
• Siargao: Siargao rose to prominence after being named not just any ordinary island but "The Best Island in the World" by Condé Nast readers in 2018. Also, this destination has a legendary reputation for being the surfing capital of the Philippines, which is well-known among many. Many people have fallen in love with this picturesque setting. The most interesting feature is arguably Sohoton Cove's lovely lagoons, a natural beauty well worth the extra 120-minute travel from Cloud 9 surfing beach.
• Balabac: A Philippines island off the coast of Palawan is Balabac. It features a distinct environment supporting a diverse range of flora and wildlife, some exclusively found on the island. Its pure surroundings, crystal clear waters, and bright coral reefs make it a great location for nature enthusiasts and adventurers. 
• Sagada: A small mountain town, Sagada in the Philippines is recognized for its stunning natural beauty and distinct culture. It is located in Mountain Province and has some of the most beautiful views in the country. From breathtaking mountains to tranquil valleys, it certainly has something for every traveler making their way here. The town also has a range of activities and sights, making it a great destination for visitors wishing to enjoy nature's treasures.

Things to do in the Philippines

• Explore the world of Filipino cuisine:  Dive deep into Filipino cuisine's intricate thread - a superb combination of Chinese, Spanish, and Malay influences. Indulge in some classic dishes like adobo with its acidic soy-based marinade, lechon with crispy skin grilled to perfection, or sinigang with its sour tamarind soup base and savory meats to start your culinary adventure.
• Island hopping is a must: It’s evident by now that the Philippines has many islands, so why not satisfy your desire by visiting a few? You may take a boat trip and see several isles, each with its special allure.
• Visit a nearby market: Traditional markets in the Philippines are a wonderful way to immerse oneself in native traditions and purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs. These bazaars may sell anything from freshly farmed food to artistically created souvenirs.
• Explore the depths of the Philippines' waters: The Philippine archipelago has some of the world's best underwater exploration and observation places. Notable sights could include extraordinarily colorful coral reefs, intriguing fish species, and the ruins of ships that once traveled through these seas.
• Attend local festivals: To experience the essence of any location, you must immerse yourself in its customs. Do so by enjoying the colorful and vivid cultural festivals throughout the year in the Philippines. The Sinulog Festival in Cebu, held in January, is one of the country's most popular celebrations. The day pays homage to the Santo Nio, Cebu's patron saint, and includes street festivities, parades, and dancing.
• Go for a hike: The country is famous for its mountains, waterfalls, caverns, and beaches. Mount Pulag is the highest mountain in Luzon and is a renowned hiking destination. You may also explore the spectacular limestone caves and rock formations of Palawan's Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 
• Visit historical places: Known for its long history and a wealth of historical sites to explore. history geeks should not miss a trip to Manila's walled city of Intramuros. The Spanish built this walled city in the 16th century, and it's a terrific spot to learn about the nation's colonial past. The oldest rice terraces in the world - the Banaue Rice Terraces, are among the other historical attractions. 

Best time to visit the Philippines

The time when one should pay a visit is determined by several things. These may include weather conditions, other events scheduled during this period, and your preference for crowd size. To make an informed decision on when would be the best time to visit, you must conduct thorough research on these areas.

The Philippines' dry season, which lasts from November to April, is an ideal time to enjoy its magnificence. The climate takes a mild temperament with less humidity, allowing for comfortable outside activities. However, keep in mind that this time of year attracts a large number of tourists. So mentally and financially, prepare yourself for higher rates and long lines at attractions. The rainy season lasts from June to October, and the country is vulnerable to typhoons. It’s considered best to avoid visiting during this season. 

Ideal duration for the Philippines

There are 7,107 islands in the Philippines, in addition to the massive number of activities available throughout the region. Therefore, if you want to explore completely, you will need at least 1 week in the country to see the famous places and attractions. The shortest trip we can curate for the Philippines is 7–10 days, considering your arrival and departure days. 

How to reach the Philippines

Flying is the most convenient way to get to this part of the Asian continent. There are two airports in The Philippines. Both are known for being the busiest airports here. First is Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, followed by Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Cebu. 

Every day, various airlines travel from all major global locations to the Philippines, making it easier for tourists from all over to visit this destination at ease. 

The airports are also well-connected to many parts of the country. By combining off-season rates with a low-cost carrier, you can manage an economical trip to the Philippines.