When the gods created the first island of the Philippines in the middle of a crystal blue ocean, they were so captivated by their work they fashioned in their tracks more than 7000 other equally beautiful islands that make up today 'hui the Philippine archipelago.
Should we see a legend there? If you ever have the opportunity to see these marvels, you will be easily tempted to take credit for this genesis. Enjoy a voyage of discovery in a country whose cultural and natural wealth seems limitless. Landscapes as varied and enchanting as the imagination of a child, the underwater gardens with many colorful and historic sites await you with global reach.
Men inhabit this tropical archipelago and their incredibly vibrant culture today combine in a way quite unique all influences which have exposed the centuries. The Philippines and Filipinos have an Asian soul, a Western mind and the heart beats frenzied Latin rhythms. Warm smiles by way of welcome, they will show you the true meaning of hospitality. Welcome to this adventure and culture earth reign of breathtaking nature!
Destination
Manila
Manila is one of the cities in Asia which offers the most contrast. Its existence dates back long before the Spanish arrived in the 16th century; at that time it was called Maynilad, the name of a plant with white flowers that grows in mangroves. From 1571, the city became the capital of the Philippines. In 1975, the group of 17 cities transformed the large Manila Metro Manila, a populated metropolis of nearly 12 million. Manila is located in the Central Luzon region, surrounded by picturesque volcanic landscapes, lush rainforest, a huge lagoon and the ocean - a shimmering metropolis in a beautiful natural setting.
North Luzon
In the Cordillera Central of northern Luzon, heaven and earth are surprisingly close. Hills covered with pine forests and towering forests mists erect majestically against the blue sky. Equally spectacular, so typical of the rice terraces extend to the firmament. Built by the Ifugao tribes, a mighty rich in tradition and people living in the mountains, these stairs rightly called "celestial" is an indescribable beauty and charm. World Heritage by UNESCO in 1995, they are considered the eighth wonder of the world. The rice terraces of Banaue are the climax of all plantation landscapes. You will be amazed and captivated by the spectacle afforded by the scope and almost inconceivability of their existence. They transport you to a dream!
Boracay
From the air, Boracay looks like a green butterfly opening its wings on a background of blue sea reflections. Despite its small size (seven kilometers long and 4 km wide) island, located in the center of the Philippine archipelago northwest of Panay Island, is one of the finest in the Philippines and one of the most magical our planet: a tropical paradise as you can only see in books, a dream island that has all the ingredients to a holiday out of the ordinary.
Cebu
At the heart of the Visayas, Cebu, with its 200 km long and at most 40? Km wide, is one of the cultural and economic centers in the Philippines. Cebu City, the oldest city in the country, called "Little Singapore" because of its international leading position in many export sectors, teeming with life. This shimmering metropolis of the East Coast pleasantly combines the cosmopolitan charm of big cities to the Philippine cordial hospitality.
Bohol
Bohol is one of the idyllic provinces of Visayas region. Besides the main island, this beautiful archipelago comprises 61 islands smaller area. Tagbilaran City, the capital, is located on the southwest coast. The province has over one million inhabitants mostly speak Boholano, English and Tagalog. The Boholanos are a particularly peaceful and quiet people. Kindness and hospitality are two values deeply rooted in their heart.
The evocation of Bohol inevitably think of the Chocolate Hills, the breathtaking scenery of rolling hills in the center of the island that made the province famous worldwide. However, Bohol has much more to offer.
Mindoro
The underwater scenery with colorful and shimmering, pristine rainforests, romantic coves and beaches of pearly sand Mindoro is a natural paradise, a holiday destination as there is little on Earth. Mindoro is a place of pilgrimage for scuba divers worldwide. The diversity of corals, fish, big marine mammals in the crystal clear ocean and there is extraordinary in itself guarantee the success of this unforgettable experience.
Palawan
Palawan is truly a green jewel, a natural paradise where even coexist large tracts of lowland rainforest and mountains. The jungle covers a chain of majestic mountains that stretches across the main island. The highest mountain is Mount Mantalingajan culminating at 2086 m altitude. The ancestral forest is inhabited by rare animals such as the pangolin, which are at home here.
Negros
The island of Negros is divided into two regions. The western part of the island "Negros Occidental" is marked by huge plantations of sugar cane. The hinterland and mountains cracked, waterfalls and springs hidden in lush vegetation are an invitation to discovery.
Should we see a legend there? If you ever have the opportunity to see these marvels, you will be easily tempted to take credit for this genesis. Enjoy a voyage of discovery in a country whose cultural and natural wealth seems limitless. Landscapes as varied and enchanting as the imagination of a child, the underwater gardens with many colorful and historic sites await you with global reach.
Men inhabit this tropical archipelago and their incredibly vibrant culture today combine in a way quite unique all influences which have exposed the centuries. The Philippines and Filipinos have an Asian soul, a Western mind and the heart beats frenzied Latin rhythms. Warm smiles by way of welcome, they will show you the true meaning of hospitality. Welcome to this adventure and culture earth reign of breathtaking nature!
Destination
Manila
Manila is one of the cities in Asia which offers the most contrast. Its existence dates back long before the Spanish arrived in the 16th century; at that time it was called Maynilad, the name of a plant with white flowers that grows in mangroves. From 1571, the city became the capital of the Philippines. In 1975, the group of 17 cities transformed the large Manila Metro Manila, a populated metropolis of nearly 12 million. Manila is located in the Central Luzon region, surrounded by picturesque volcanic landscapes, lush rainforest, a huge lagoon and the ocean - a shimmering metropolis in a beautiful natural setting.
North Luzon
In the Cordillera Central of northern Luzon, heaven and earth are surprisingly close. Hills covered with pine forests and towering forests mists erect majestically against the blue sky. Equally spectacular, so typical of the rice terraces extend to the firmament. Built by the Ifugao tribes, a mighty rich in tradition and people living in the mountains, these stairs rightly called "celestial" is an indescribable beauty and charm. World Heritage by UNESCO in 1995, they are considered the eighth wonder of the world. The rice terraces of Banaue are the climax of all plantation landscapes. You will be amazed and captivated by the spectacle afforded by the scope and almost inconceivability of their existence. They transport you to a dream!
Boracay
From the air, Boracay looks like a green butterfly opening its wings on a background of blue sea reflections. Despite its small size (seven kilometers long and 4 km wide) island, located in the center of the Philippine archipelago northwest of Panay Island, is one of the finest in the Philippines and one of the most magical our planet: a tropical paradise as you can only see in books, a dream island that has all the ingredients to a holiday out of the ordinary.
Cebu
At the heart of the Visayas, Cebu, with its 200 km long and at most 40? Km wide, is one of the cultural and economic centers in the Philippines. Cebu City, the oldest city in the country, called "Little Singapore" because of its international leading position in many export sectors, teeming with life. This shimmering metropolis of the East Coast pleasantly combines the cosmopolitan charm of big cities to the Philippine cordial hospitality.
Bohol
Bohol is one of the idyllic provinces of Visayas region. Besides the main island, this beautiful archipelago comprises 61 islands smaller area. Tagbilaran City, the capital, is located on the southwest coast. The province has over one million inhabitants mostly speak Boholano, English and Tagalog. The Boholanos are a particularly peaceful and quiet people. Kindness and hospitality are two values deeply rooted in their heart.
The evocation of Bohol inevitably think of the Chocolate Hills, the breathtaking scenery of rolling hills in the center of the island that made the province famous worldwide. However, Bohol has much more to offer.
The underwater scenery with colorful and shimmering, pristine rainforests, romantic coves and beaches of pearly sand Mindoro is a natural paradise, a holiday destination as there is little on Earth. Mindoro is a place of pilgrimage for scuba divers worldwide. The diversity of corals, fish, big marine mammals in the crystal clear ocean and there is extraordinary in itself guarantee the success of this unforgettable experience.
Palawan
Palawan is truly a green jewel, a natural paradise where even coexist large tracts of lowland rainforest and mountains. The jungle covers a chain of majestic mountains that stretches across the main island. The highest mountain is Mount Mantalingajan culminating at 2086 m altitude. The ancestral forest is inhabited by rare animals such as the pangolin, which are at home here.
Negros
The island of Negros is divided into two regions. The western part of the island "Negros Occidental" is marked by huge plantations of sugar cane. The hinterland and mountains cracked, waterfalls and springs hidden in lush vegetation are an invitation to discovery.
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