Defined as the Pearl of the Orient by those who have visited and loved it Philippines, this Southeast Asian archipelago offers the best experiences for a tropical escape. The country, rich and varied, thanks to thousands of isoland, there are 7,641 islands depending on the tides, it is one of the most fascinating destinations on the planet.
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8 dream islands in the Philippines
From north to south, the islands of the Philippines guarantee scenic settings and wonders natural one of a kind, a wide range of watersports, including kitesurfing, diving and snorkelling, special navigations on the sea with wooden boats or on the river surrounded by fireflies and accommodation proposals that meet the needs of all types of travellers, from rural houses to campsites up to the elegance of resorts . Here are the 8 best islands to include in your wishes list.
Boracay, Alkan
Voted as the most famous island in the Philippines not only thanks to its coasts of white, semolina sand, crystal clear waters and breathtaking sunsets, but also because Boracay offers a wide range of dream hotels and gastronomic experiences that traverse the history and culture of the country. This dream destination also holds the record as the best beach in the world following countless surveys and feedback received. Those who love the kitesurfingthey can live unmissable experiences at White Beach o a Bolabog Beach positioned on a quieter side of the coast, where sportsmen color the sky and entertain tourists with hundreds of kites.
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Siargao, North Surigao
Siargao, known as the surf island, is among the most popular destinations for international travelers and, in 2019, was voted the best island in the world by Condé Nast Traveler readers. Here, just 800 kilometers south-east of Manila, sportsmen and board lovers have the opportunity to ride the waves of the Philippine sea, considered among the largest on the planet. For those seeking a quieter, nature-discovering holiday, the teardrop-shaped island is dotted with hidden lagoons, magical rock pools, large national parks and national heritage sites.
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El Nido, Palawan
Composed of 45 islands, El Nido is one of the most biodiverse archipelagos in the Philippines. Characterized by limestone formations and aquamarine lagoons, the landscape is among the most famous and known by all visitors thanks to the heavenly natural settings. Between sea, forests and waterfalls, tourists can rent private “bangkas”, or wooden boats, to visit El Nido’s numerous natural sites, such as the picturesque Big LagoonSmall Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, Seven Commandos Beach e Snake Island.
Pamalican Island, Palawan
Part of the islands Whose in the sea of Sulu, Pamalican is known as one of the most luxurious private islands in the Philippines that offers visitors activities and excursions to discover the tropical landscape that characterizes northern Palawan. Pamalican is surrounded by a pristine coral reef of 7 square kilometers, from a verdant jungle and offers international travelers a wide range of water sports and natural experiences. Guests can choose to stay in Casitas, built into the canopy of the island’s lush forest, or Villas, each of which includes a secluded beach.
Calaguas, Camarines Norte
A short drive from the capital Metro Manila, Calaguas is a group of uninhabited islands perfect for those seeking an island experience in contact with rural traditions. Among the countless oases of peace and natural wonders, Long Sandsmeaning “long sand,” is the most popular atoll due to its two-mile stretch of beach pristine. Here, there are no hotel buildings and visitors will be able to experience a real open-air stay in the uncontaminated environments of the island, organizing camping under the stars.
Sorsogon, Bicol
Sorsogon is the perfect solution for those who want to add the excitement of adventure to their stay in the Philippines. On the island in the province of Bicol, it is possible to swim with manta rays and giant “Butandings” (whale sharks), go hiking in Volcano National Park Burst or sail aboard a small boat along the river Donsol. The waterway is an enchanting sailing experience, as, in the evening, its rural landscape is transformed by thousands of fireflies that light up the riverbank as night falls.
San Juan, La Union
In the province of La Union a Luzon, the largest in the Philippines, San Juan is another paradise known to surf lovers. A few hours drive from Metro Manila, San Juan has become a popular weekend destination for locals looking for a sunny escape from the frenzy of the metropolis. The island has plenty to offer those looking for a more relaxed stay, featuring an array of quirky cafes and hidden gastronomic gems. Visitors can also cool off at Tangadan Falls by taking a cliff dive and enjoying views of the blue Luna Pebble Beach.
Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Another Palawan location to mark on your bucket list is Puerto Princesa which is home to many of the Philippines’ local flora and fauna species such as monkeys and monitor lizards. The Subterranean River Natural Park, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is a magical and impactful place that continues to give unforgettable emotions to thousands of curious and passionate people from all over the world. Even the walls of the Saint Paul mountain range and the large limestone caves are a natural attraction that can be visited, the former with a trek organized by local experts and the latter with an exclusive boat tour.
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2024-04-11 08:28:41
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