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Best places to visit in The Philippines

Direction the Philippines! You've chosen the archipelago of 7,000 islands as your next travel destination and you've chosen well. The Philippines inspires dreams and quite rightly so. With stunning beaches, exceptional flora, mysterious mountains and a smiling population, you'll sail from one island to another wishing you never had to leave again. It only remains for you to devise a personal itinerary inspired by the must-see and favourite places of the travellers in the Evaneos community.

Once you arrive in Manila, there are so many beautiful islands to discover and so many outdoor activities, how do you choose? What type of holiday do you envisage?

Do you want to observe the seascape of fauna and flora and enjoy activities linked to the sea? The islands of Cebu and Boholwelcome you with open arms. Or why not head to El Nido and its lagoons of turquoise water bordered by karst cliffs? The region of Visayas is a treasure in this material. A little corner of paradise, the stunning islands ofApo and Coron will delight the most romantic of you. Whilst the adventurers will head towards the Subterranean River National Park or the Monkey Trail on Palawan Island.

Yet the Philippines isn't limited to the beautiful beaches you see on postcards. There are also gorgeous landscapes inland, with terraced rice fields, testament to the Asian influence. As well as volcanoes, some of which are still active, reminding you that you're right in the fire belt of the Pacific. On Luzon Island, Mounts Pinatubo, Tall and Mayon are perfect for hiking and they'll inspire explorers.

The Philippines have been strongly influenced by different cultures and when crossing the region of Mindanao, you'll discover another side of the country, off the beaten track. Authentic and wild, the region attracts those adventurers in search of unexplored lands.

Have a great trip to the Philippines!

Capital and principal gateway to the country. A few historical facets and neighbourhoods of varied interest contrast with this gloomy and stifling atmosphere.
The gateway to the central mountains of northern Luzon, this student city has an eternally spring-like climate and makes for an enjoyable place to visit.
Luzon is the largest of the 7000 islands that make up the Philippines. Mountains, volcanoes, white beaches, tropical forests and an urban jungle - Luzon Island's diversity is mind-boggling.
This region, which offers a contrast to the noise and way of life you find in the areas around Manila, is located in the northern part of the island of Luzon in the Philippines.
The gateway to the mountains and home to the Ifugao culture, and one of the most beautiful collections of rice terraces in the whole country.  
Beaches, diving spots, diverse settings: welcome to Puerto Galera!
Naga is a student city, popular for its tasty food and its nightlife. 
With the majestic and devastating Mount Mayon Volcano overlooking and situated not far from Donsol, and a number of other points of interest, Legazpi is the ideal place to stay for hikers and other sporty, outdoor types.
If you're a thrill-seeker or on a sporty holiday, then a trip to Donsol will give you the chance to swim with the largest sea mammal on the planet - the whale shark.
Lying very close to Negros, Cebu et Bohol, the island of Malapascua, remains a secret, lesser known place; has yet to be discovered by mass tourism, and provides an experience of what Southeast Asia was like in the days before there were so many travellers touring the area.
Head off to explore Cebu City and its multi-coloured jeepneys; they are worth the trip all on their own! Of course, there's much more to the island of Cebu itself than just that: sunshine, beaches extending as far as the eye can see, and the wonderfully adorable Filipino people.
An island paradise in the south of the Philippines and home to the second smallest primate in the world, a tiny beast with huge eyes, Bohol is also famous for its warmth and smiles given by its people!
Puerto Princessa is a more or less necessary stop-over when visiting the popular island of Palawan. Its popularity is due to its numerous amenities and various, local tourist attractions. 
Sabang is a small, peaceful village located in the north of Palawan and mainly famous for being the departure point for visits to the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, which is an enjoyable place to spend some time.
Honda Bay is located very close to Puerto Princesa and contains a large number of islets and coral reefs at which there is an incredibly rich variety of aquatic life to be found.
A tourist-oriented market town overlooked by an enormous karstic cliff, and perfectly located for those wanting to explore the Bacuit Archipelago. 
Situated in the Mindanao region and the third largest town in the Philippines, Davao is a cosmopolitan town that encompasses all the characteristics associated with this country.
Santa Cruz is a town in the Philippines, situated to the south of Manila, on the other side of the Bay lagoon.
Home to Cebu Airport and the most densely populated island.
With its clean mountain air, often surprising cultural sites and a welcoming, laid back atmosphere, Sagada is a great destination for a nature meets culture holiday.
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