Philippine Heritage and Island Odyssey

Today you will fly to Manila, which is the capital of the Philippines and is the home to many significant architectural and cultural landmarks of the country. On arrival, your guide will welcome you at the arrival hall and transfer you to your hotel with a private car and driver. 

Explore the profound World War II history of the Philippines through significant memorial sites and museums. Visit Capas National Shrine, a solemn memorial dedicated to Filipino and American soldiers who perished during the Bataan Death March and in Japanese concentration camps—featuring a striking 70-meter obelisk, memorial walls with names of fallen soldiers, and peaceful grounds for reflection and remembrance.

Discover Bamban Museum of History, showcasing local historical artifacts, wartime memorabilia and cultural heritage of the Bamban area, providing context to the region's role during World War II and beyond. Explore Bataan World War II Museum, housing extensive collections of wartime photographs, military equipment, personal belongings of soldiers, documents and exhibits detailing the Battle of Bataan, the fall of Corregidor and the infamous Death March.

Pay respects at the Zero Kilometer Death March Marker in Mariveles, Bataan, marking the starting point of the brutal Bataan Death March where approximately 75,000 Filipino and American prisoners of war were forced to march 65 miles to Camp O'Donnell under horrific conditions in April 1942—a powerful historical landmark commemorating one of the darkest chapters of WWII in the Pacific.

Discover the pivotal World War II battlegrounds of the Philippines. Explore Corregidor Island, the historic "Rock" fortress island at the entrance of Manila Bay that served as the last Allied stronghold before the fall of the Philippines in 1942—visit the Malinta Tunnel (underground headquarters and hospital), Pacific War Memorial, Mile-Long Barracks ruins, Battery Way artillery installations, and the iconic Eternal Flame of Freedom, all bearing witness to fierce battles and heroic resistance.

Visit Mount Samat National Shrine (Dambana ng Kagitingan), a towering memorial atop Mount Samat in Bataan featuring a massive 92-meter cross visible for miles—the Memorial Cross houses a museum, elevator to the observation deck offering panoramic views, and grounds commemorating the valor of Filipino and American soldiers during the Battle of Bataan. The shrine honors the courage and sacrifice of those who fought against overwhelming odds.

Continue to San Fernando, Pampanga, a significant location during the Death March where prisoners were crammed into railway boxcars for transport to Camp O'Donnell—explore historical markers and learn about the city's wartime history and its role in one of WWII's most harrowing events.

A private tour to historical site in Manila. Visit must see landmarks like Rizal Park, Fort Santiago & Intramuros. A 30 minute horse drawn cart experience inside the walled city visiting historical sites like World heritage site “ San Agustin Church, Intramuros(A Historical landmarks & museums).Manila American Cemetery and Memorial which occupies 152 acres on a prominent plateau, visible from the east, south and west. It has the largest number of graves of our military dead of World War II, a total of 16,859, most of whom lost their lives in operations in New Guinea and the Philippines. The headstones are aligned in 11 plots forming a generally circular pattern, set among masses of a wide variety of tropical trees and shrubbery. The chapel, a white masonry building enriched with sculpture and mosaic, stands near the center of the cemetery. In front of it on a wide terrace are two large hemicycles. Twenty-five mosaic maps recall the achievements of the American armed forces in the Pacific, China, India and Burma. On rectangular Trani limestone piers within the hemicycles, are inscribed the Tablets of the Missing containing 36,286 names. Rosettes mark the names of those since recovered and identified. Carved in the floors are the seals of the American states and its territories.

Enjoy your free time until your guide comes and escort you to the airport for your onward flight.

Welcome to Coron!You will take a private transfer to your hotel for check-in.

Go on a day of relaxation and discovery in this tour of Coron, where you'll be able to visit its idyllic islands and lakes and explore all the fun activities it has in store! Start off your day by soaking up the morning sun on the powdery white sands of CYC Beach or taking a refreshing dip in its cool, crystal clear waters before going for some snorkeling in the Coral Garden for thriving corals and diverse marine species. Enjoy a tasty lunchtime picnic at Atwayan Beach to reenergize and go snorkeling at Siete Pecados, you'll end the tour with some time at Kayangan Lake, known as the cleanest lake in the Philippines. Be sure to take photos of this gorgeous lake, with its mixture of turquoise and light-green waters, as well as the sturdy trees and towering limestone formations that surround this picturesque beauty!

Enjoy hassle-free transportation between El Nido and Coron with our private transfer service. Your journey begins with a comfortable pickup from your Coron hotel, followed by transfer to the departure point. We'll arrange either flight(subject to availability) or ferry if flights are fully booked, ensuring you reach your destination in El Nido smoothly. Upon arrival in El Nido, a private vehicle will be waiting to transfer you directly to your hotel.

What makes Tour B especially enjoyable for every tourist visiting El Nido has to do with the variety of sites it will bring you to.  So let’s have a closer look to everyone of them and make a list of all the fun activities you will have during your day!

El Nido island hopping Tour B starts with the visit of Vigan island, commonly named “Snake island” because of its sandbar.  This site is pretty unique in the Bacuit archipelago, and there is not doubt that you will enjoy the feeling of walking in the middle of the sea!

Your journey will continue with Pinagbuyutan island, which is also known as Ellis island.  This island is mostly made of the famous limestone, which formed 125 millions years ago, but there is a beautiful beach on the side facing Malapacao island.  This is were we will stop, so you can relax on the beach, or jump into the water and enjoy some snorkeling!

On Entalula beach, which is located up north of El Nido, you will discover a long white beach sand borded with tropical vegetations.  Did you say paradise?  Yes, this is!

Tour B will also bring you to Cudugnon caves, an important archeological site where potteries dating from the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) have been discovered.  This site was also used by locals during World War II, to hide from the Japanese invaders.

The last stop of your island hopping Tour B will be decicated to snorkeling.  Just put on your mask and snorkel and be ready to admire the colorful fishes, the corals and maybe even some turtles swimming around!

You will take a private transfer back to Puerto Princesa

Travel from Puerto Princesa City through rural areas to the village of Sabang, then hop in a canoe and explore the world’s longest navigable underground river.Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is one of the most impressive cave systems in the world, considered one of the New 7 Wonders of the World and a World Heritage Site at UNESCO. The park offers spectacular limestone karst landscapes, untouched natural beauty, intact virgin forests and unique wildlife.Cruise inside the cave.The trip goes about 1.5 km upstream into the cave. To reduce the impact on the environment, we organise this trip with a shared boat. It is possible to go 4.3 km into the underground river with a special permit and for an extra charge. Hiking The surrounding rainforest is part of the Subterranean River National Park and offers world-class hiking and birding opportunities. On the private tour, you can take a boat from the pier in Sabang to the cave entrance or hike 5 km along the Jungle Trail (also known as the Monkey Trail). There is an extra charge for the jungle trail.

Your guide will escort you to the airport for your onward flight.

Enjoy a comfortable private transfer from Cebu Airport to your Oslob Hotel. Approximately 3.5 hours with your guide.

Experience two of Cebu's most iconic attractions in one unforgettable day. Start with Oslob Whale Shark Watching, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim and snorkel alongside gentle giant whale sharks (butanding) in their natural habitat—get up close to these magnificent creatures, the world's largest fish, in the crystal-clear waters of Tan-awan, Oslob. This ethical wildlife encounter offers incredible photo opportunities and an awe-inspiring marine experience.

Continue to Kawasan Falls, one of the Philippines' most stunning waterfalls located in Badian. Marvel at the three-tiered cascading turquoise waters surrounded by lush tropical jungle. Swim in the refreshing natural pools, enjoy the scenic beauty, or opt for additional activities like bamboo raft rides under the falls or canyoneering adventures (optional, additional cost). The vibrant blue-green waters and pristine natural setting make Kawasan Falls a photographer's paradise.

Explore the beauty of Cebu at night.  Fall in love with the 10,000 Roses nestled on the wharf of Cordova with a viewing deck that will give you a much higher and wider viewpoint of Mactan Island and the newly opened longest bridge in the country.  And be captivated by the panoramic night view of the sprawling Metro Cebu while having a French dining experience or drinking some wine at La Vie in the Sky and or at Tops Lookout.

Enjoy your free time until your guide comes and escort you to the airport for your onward flight.

Today you will fly to Boracay. On arrival, you will take a private pick-up and shared boat to your hotel for check-in.

Your Boracay adventure experience will not be complete without this trip! The island is home to more than a dozen undeveloped beaches, turquoise waters, and colorful coral reefs! Feast your eyes on the amazing scenery, snorkel, and get a glimpse of the thriving sea life! The boat trip includes a stopover at some amazing places in Boracay where you can go snorkeling and swimming. Snorkeling gears will be provided for you.

Today you will have a private English speaking guide accompany with your half day during the whole trip by bike.

A friendly guide is provided to help you explore the areas in Boracay. The rental bike will be delivered to the hotel that you are staying in.The guide will meet you at the hotel.This is a whole new level of bike tour experience as we will be providing you with a self-guided app to help you navigate the areas in Boracay while learning more about these areas.We added tasks to gamify this experience and make it more fun for you!You will be listening to videos，Learning fun factsAnswering few questions for knowledgeAnd of course, take selfie and video.

Select one of the following areas in Boracay and we will provide you with an app to guide you on how to access the places while learning more about the area

Balabag Area (Middle of Boracay): Bulabog, Balabag Church, Willy's Rock, Wetland #6, Mangrove Eco Park, KingFishers

Day of leisure. Relax at your hotel or explore the surrounding area.

Enjoy your free time until the time to the airport for your onward flight.

Today you will fly to Tuguegarao City. Upon arrival, enjoy a private 5-hour transfer to Sagada with your personal guide, who will accompany you to your hotel for check-in.

Experience a unique cultural journey to Buscalan Village, a remote thousand-year-old Kalinga village nestled in the Cordillera mountains, home to the legendary traditional tattoo art. Trek through scenic mountain trails, rice terraces and indigenous communities to reach this isolated village where ancient tattooing traditions are preserved.

Meet Apo Whang-Od (106+ years old), the world's oldest traditional tattoo artist and a living national treasure of the Philippines. Witness or receive an authentic hand-tapped tattoo (batok) using traditional methods passed down through generations—bamboo sticks, thorns and natural ink. This ancient Kalinga tattooing technique has been practiced for over 1,000 years, and Apo Whang-Od is the last mambabatok of her generation.

Discover the fascinating ancient burial traditions of the Igorot people in Sagada. Visit the iconic Hanging Coffins, one of the Philippines' most unique cultural attractions—witness centuries-old wooden coffins suspended on limestone cliffs, a traditional burial practice of the indigenous Kankanaey people who believe that placing the deceased closer to the sky brings them nearer to ancestral spirits. Marvel at these coffins hanging precariously on cliff faces, some dating back over 2,000 years.

Explore Echo Valley, a stunning natural gorge surrounded by pine forests where you can test the valley's famous acoustics—shout into the valley and hear your voice echo back multiple times. The valley offers breathtaking views of the hanging coffins from below and scenic hiking trails through lush mountain landscapes. Learn about local customs, burial rituals and the spiritual significance of these sacred sites.

Visit local souvenir shops featuring handcrafted items, woven textiles, wood carvings and indigenous crafts. Enjoy lunch at the famous Sagada Yogurt House, known for its fresh homemade yogurt, healthy meals and cozy mountain atmosphere.

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