Welcome to the Philippines

The Philippines is an archipelago bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the east the Bashi Channel to the north the Sulu and the Celebes Seas to the south. You can find us East of Vietnam, North of Indonesia The country is divided into the geographical areas of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Its capital, the City of Manila, is in Luzon. You can also enter through the cities of Cebu in the Visayas, and Davao in Mindanao.

 

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Accommodation around the Philippines

Bohol

Baguio

Boracay

Cagayan

Cagayan de Oro

Camiguin

Cebu

Davao City

Ilocos Norte

Manila

Negros Oriental

Puerto Princesa

Zambales

 

 

Some of the top places to visit in The Philippines

 

Cebu

Carmarines Sur

Manila

Cebu
Carmarines Sur
Manila

Baguio City

Davao

Boracay

Baguio City
Davao
Boracay

Cagayan de Oro

Zambales

Bohol

Cagayan de Oro
Zambales
Bohol

Puerto Princes

   
Puerto Princes

Philippines welcome to our isles.

Map of the PhilippinesThe Philippines are made up of 7,107 islands. Some have grown into cities. Some are the epitome of tropical dreams. Some are just long enough to lay down on and get a tan.

Big. Small. Sandy. Sunny. Relaxing. Exotic. Beautiful. Our little clutch of islands make for one long stretch of beach – more than 15,500 kilometers. Here, no one is more than two hours away from a beach-side lounge chair — which explains why everybody knows how to smile and have fun!

If you want the bright & sunny, tropical glory of the Philippines, plan your trip between the summer months of March and May. It will be hot and dry, but that’s what beaches, sunblock and straw hats are for!

Want things a little bit cooler? Then November to February are best for you.

We’d say avoid the rainy season from June to October, but a good traveler knows that off-peak season means lower rates in airfares, hotels, resorts — and maybe the beer too. Just be forewarned that the months between July and September are characterized by typhoons.

Some parts of the country such as Cebu and Davao, are warm and comfortable in all seasons and can be visited throughout the year.

Thanks to the Filipino love of food, visitors won’t run out of options for their meals.

You get a buffet of options – first class restaurants with world-class chefs, world cuisine, family-style dining places, simple grilleries, “carinderias”, cafeterias and food court stalls. “Halal’ and kosher food are available.