Philippines Travel - Travel to Philippines 2025

• 1. What is included in the Philippines Family Tour Package?+

  Our Philippines Family Tour Packages include accommodations, daily breakfast, private or group transportation, guided tours, entrance fees to attractions, and pre-arranged activities suited for all ages. Some packages also include meals, depending on the itinerary.

• 2. Do I need a visa to visit the Philippines?+

  Citizens of most countries can enter visa-free for up to 30 days. Check with the Philippine embassy for your nationality’s specific requirements.

• 3. Do I need a visa to travel to the Philippines from Australia?+

  No, Australian passport holders can enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 30 days. If you plan to stay longer, you can apply for a visa extension at the Bureau of Immigration in the Philippines.

• 4. How do I get to Puerto Princesa?+

  By Air – Fly directly to Puerto Princesa International Airport (PPS) from Manila, Cebu, Clark, or other major cities.

  By Ferry– There are ferry routes from Manila and Coron to Puerto Princesa, but flights are the faster option.

• 5. What is included in a Philippines island-hopping tour?+

  Most of our Philippines Island Hopping Tours include:

  ✔ Boat transfers between islands

  ✔ Snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel, and sometimes fins)

  ✔ Life vests for safety

  ✔ Expert local guide for navigation and insights

  ✔ Entrance fees for specific islands or protected areas (depending on the tour)

  ✔ Picnic lunch or snacks (for full-day)

  Always check the specific tour details, as inclusions may vary.

• 6. What is included in the Philippines Honeymoon Package?+

  Our honeymoon packages typically include accommodations, daily breakfast, private or group transfers, guided tours, island-hopping excursions, tickets, and romantic experiences such as sunset cruises. Private packages offer customized activities.

• 7. How does Boracay compare to other beach destinations?+

  Boracay vs. Palawan (El Nido & Coron, Philippines)

  Boracay:More developed, easy to get around, buzzing nightlife, luxury resorts, and water activities like parasailing and kiteboarding.

  Palawan:More untouched, dramatic limestone cliffs, and hidden lagoons, and better for island-hopping and adventure seekers.

  Boracay vs. Bali, Indonesia

  Boracay:Better sand quality, smaller island, party-centric, and clear waters.

  Bali:Larger, more diverse landscapes (beaches, rice terraces, volcanoes), stronger surf culture, and deeper cultural experiences.

  Boracay vs. Phuket, Thailand

  Boracay:More compact, walkable, and has a laid-back island feel despite tourism.

  Phuket:Bigger with more variety (beaches, temples, and city life), but some beaches can be overcrowded.

  Boracay vs. Maldives

  Boracay:More budget-friendly, vibrant, and accessible.

  Maldives:Ultra-luxury, remote, more about overwater villas and private island resorts.

  Boracay vs. Hawaii (Oahu & Maui)

  Boracay:More tropical island-party vibe, better for budget travelers.

  Hawaii: More diverse landscapes (volcanoes, waterfalls, surfing), larger in scale, and with a mix of city and nature.

• 8. What types of adventure tours are available in the Philippines?+

  We offer a variety of adventure experiences, including island hopping, diving, snorkeling, surfing, hiking, wildlife encounters, and adrenaline activities like canyoneering, ziplining, and underground river caving.

• 9. What is the best time to visit Palawan?+

  The best time to visit Palawan is during the dry season from November to May, when the weather is sunny and the seas are calm -perfect for island hopping and outdoor activities. The rainy season (June to October) is less crowded and more budget-friendly, but some tours may be affected by weather conditions.

• 10. When is the best time to visit El Nido?+

  The best time is during the dry season (November–May), with clear skies and calm waters. Avoid the rainy season (June–October) due to potential weather disruptions.

• 11. What is the best time to visit Dumaguete?+

  The best time to visit Dumaguete is during the dry season from November to May when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities like snorkeling, diving, and island hopping.

See More Philippines Travel Tips