Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
He calls himself the Traveling Dutchman, and he has been to the Philippines so many times, he lost count. After working for an arbitrage trading firm for 6 years, Jasper Ribbers decided to leave it all behind and travel the world. He’s been to over 50 countries, but he always finds
Pinoy Adventurista is on a roll. Back in 2009, he had not even been inside an airplane. Today, just four years later, he has emerged as one of the most prolific and most respected travel bloggers in the country! He has gone a long way from being a full-time office-based
“I have to say that I LOVE all the Filipinos,” she writes in one of her posts about the Philippines. “They are super helpful, nice, smiling all the time, hardly ever in bad mood.” Just like on many travelers who have set foot on Philippine shores, the locals made a
Adventure is no stranger to travel writer and photographer Matt Gibson. In fact, it is his brand of travel. That’s why it is no surprise that when he set foot on the Philippines for a 30-day visit, he went to the more offbeat destinations. Instead of Donsol, he swam with
Coming to the Philippines was not part of his travel plans in the beginning. But fate intervened in the form of an airline advertisement that popped up while he was browsing for cheap fares. He booked a ticket and commenced his journey to what would become his “favorite country in
He was 14 years old when he first traveled solo. With an old map of Cebu in hand, he hopped on a bus to the municipality of Barili to see Mantapuyan Falls. From there, Estan Cabigas has come a long way. Today, he is one of the most prolific and