Rainy season has officially started in the Philippines, and although this signals the start of lean months, the country is considered a year-round travel destination due to its unique landscape make up. Travelling also depends on one’s preference; do you prefer peace and quiet? Do you enjoy the company of others? Do you enjoy delighting in food adventures? Whatever kind of traveller that you are, the Philippines has something in store for you.

For the Nature Lover

This type of traveller has forests, mountains, and oceans, a special place in their hearts. They usually prefer the countryside rather than the bustling capitals of a destination. In nature, they find tranquility and their souls are refreshed. Take a look at our 14-days of Nature, Wildlife, and Beach Holiday! 

For the Foodie

The Foodie doesn’t fret on exotic dishes and enjoys gastronomic crawls! Getting to experience the local cuisine of a destination plays a big part in deciding their itineraries. They are excited with the use of local ingredients, the process of preparing a dish, and they get to know a country’s people through the food they serve. Is this right up your alley? Try our Slow Food offering!

For the Pride Community

As the Philippines positions itself as an LGBTQ+-friendly destination, our tourist hotspots strive to promote equality and to be inclusive in their pursuits. Some establishments have opened gender-neutral or an all-gender restroom, and some destinations have their pride communities which provides assurance that a place is accepting and welcoming. The country also has bars and clubs that feature Drag Shows where queens of international caliber perform glitzy and glamorous numbers. Going to the Philippines with your partner? Why not try a romantic wellness package in Boracay?

For the Lazy Traveler

The lazy traveller enjoys the free and easy-going type of travel. Their main priorities are to unwind and to step away from the hustle and bustle of life’s everyday busyness. They prefer an all-in type of travel where thinking is an afterthought. Check out our offering of a luxurious barefoot stay and ease your mind from worries.

For the Heartbroken

They say that time heals all wounds, and along this includes travelling to find one’s self. This traveller finds solace in the beauty of experiencing something new or sometimes in things that feel familiar. Reflect, slow down, and take on the sceneries with our Northern Luzon Heartland.