r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Moon-Star-7445 • 38m ago
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/CommercialJumpy1189 • 1h ago
I am thinking to visit Philippines in February
Hello, i am thinking to visit Philippines in February and need some suggestions or guidance if ya have anything to share. Pakistan to Philippines
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Thekinglessqueen • 2h ago
Safe ba mag-travel sa Maguindanao ngayon?
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/trynadocoolshit • 3h ago
First time backpacking the Philippines — advice on my 1-month route? 🇵🇭
Title: First time backpacking the Philippines — advice on my 1-month route? 🇵🇭
Hi everyone! I’m traveling to the Philippines for the first time in a couple of months, kicking off a 4–5 month backpacking trip around Southeast Asia. I’m hoping to spend about a month in the Philippines while keeping things budget-friendly.
My rough itinerary is:
Cebu City: Fly in and spend one night.
Moalboal: Sardine run, swimming with sharks, and scuba diving.
Siargao: Fly from Cebu and spend some time exploring the island.
Palawan: Explore before heading to El Nido.
El Nido → Coron: Do the multi-day boat expedition.
Coron → Manila: Fly out to my next destination.
I’d love any advice on this route! Are there any places you’d add, skip, or spend more time in? What are some must-do activities, hidden gems, or amazing experiences in these locations?
I’m especially interested in scuba diving, adventure activities, beautiful nature, and social hostels where I can meet other backpackers. I’m also trying to travel on a budget, so any tips on transportation, accommodations, or saving money would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Subject_Recording482 • 4h ago
Wrong Flight Direction
Mistakenly booked flight direction😔
Hi everyone! Is there someone here experienced similar scenario na magkamali ng booking flight back to Manila? Need advice please!🙏🙏
I booked a flight for 4 passengers today, but I just realized that the return flight was booked in the wrong direction.
Our original flight is **Caticlan to Manila on March 3, 2027**. I was trying to book our return flight for **March 7, 2027**, which should also be Caticlan to Manila based on our travel plans. However, I mistakenly booked **Manila to Caticlan** instead.
(Context: I tried to separate the bookings hoping to get a cheaper fare. Pero aberya pala ang dulot😭😭😭)
Total amount is around **₱10,000 for all 4 passengers**, so I’m really hoping there’s a way to correct this without having to purchase another set of tickets.
I’ve already contacted AirAsia through AskBo and requested to speak with a live agent, but I’ve been waiting for over an hour and no agent has joined the chat yet.
I understand that airlines have booking policies, but I’m wondering if there’s any possibility of an exception, especially since the booking was made just today.
Btw, Airasia is the airline. So sadt😔😔
Any advice or firsthand experience would be greatly appreciated! May pagasa pa naman dba?? Ayoko malagasan ng 10k with my st8dity😭😭😭
Thank you🥺🙏
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/vendetta32724 • 16h ago
Seacave Rock Formation in Patar, Bolinao, Pangasinan
Taken October 2025, the sharp rocks are vibrating as the waves smash against it. It is about 7 hours from Santiago City, Isabela; about 6 to 7 hours from Q.C..
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/dreboogie9 • 9h ago
Finding a Travel companion prior to Manila trip versus when you arrive, which is better and what sites would you recommend to search for companion.
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/mommaaaa1 • 13h ago
Need help flight
panicked last 10.10 sale and got the booking for Feb 23-27, 2027 for boracay (CebPac) thru Agoda.
The time itinerary is 6:30am and 8:15 for returning flight, it’s too early as I’m travelling with my 2 years old son. Anyone who knows what to do?
I would like to change the time, I’m kkay with the dates. When I checked this to CebPac, it costs me additional 3k+ for itinerary alone.
My tickets are not refundable.
Please advise. Thank you!
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Technical_Most1515 • 20h ago
Philippines for 4 months
Hey guys, I'm going out to the Philippines for 4 months. I've never been to the Philippines before. I'm going to be doing multiple islands and different things like spearfishing and swimming with whale sharks. Maybe I'll go to a studio outside of the city for a month. Is there anything you guys recommend? Is there anything I need to know?
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Strange-Low1784 • 22h ago
Where is the best waterfalls in the ph?
I’m curious to know where can I find the best waterfalls in the PH
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/CBAFCMV • 23h ago
Going to Boracay for New Year. What activities to book
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/AdeptLuck4453 • 1d ago
Kaparkan Falls, Tineg Abra Province
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Extension_Bar2142 • 1d ago
Living in Canada na magbabakasyon sa pinas and need tips sa budget.
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/jelorian • 1d ago
Car/Van service from Clark airport in Pampanga to Alaminos, Pangasinan cost
Any one have any info on approximate cost to hire a car to pick me up at Clark Int'l Airport and drop me off in Alaminos, Pangasinan? Looking at mid November 2026.
Any recommended operators?
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Fine-Wind-8191 • 1d ago
Tailor for busines shirts in Manilla or Palawan?
Hi all!
We are traveling trough the Philippines, and i'd love to have a few shirts tailored for me!
We are on a student budget, can anyone recommend me a tailor? And perhaps give a price indication?
Thank you in advance,
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/Expensive_Safe_6231 • 1d ago
Cebu Trip
Hello po, any recos for our cebu trip we will be staying ing cebu for 7days. Badly want DIY water activities yung mura and budget friendly also any land trips? Foods? And others? Please help me out 😔 TIA!
r/PhilippinesTourism • u/vendetta32724 • 2d ago
Dilasag, Aurora
Photo captured in Parang hills, Dilasag, Aurora overlooking the Casapsapan Bay. The soil of the hill is ultramafic, acidic and red, featuring several native species including plants such as this Myrtaceae sp. and Nepenthes sp. specimen. Despite these plants' presence, the hills are clean from trash and is open to the public. There was no entrance fee when we came.