Whether you seek a holiday in El Nido, Coron, or Puerto Princesa, we got you covered!
With summer just around the corner, it’s time once again to pack those swimsuits and head to the beach! But not so fast—tourism can be a double-edged sword. The way we travel has an impact on the environment and sometimes a simple trip to the beach can cause more harm
2015 • 01 • 12 Each week, we’re stalking Instagram for the best photos that capture our favorite Philippine beaches. Got some amazing snaps to share? Tag them with @philbeaches or #philippinebeachesorg and you just might see it featured here! Another week means another heap of travel photos from Instagram! We’ve got
2014 • 12 • 07 Each week, we’re stalking Instagram for the best photos that capture our favorite Philippine beaches. Got some amazing snaps to share? Tag them with @philbeaches or #philippinebeachesorg and you just might see it featured here! The week had mother nature posing for all its best selfies! Curious?
2014 • 07 • 29 Looking for an adrenaline-pumping adventure in Boracay? Adam John of Boracay TV highly recommends diving off the cliff at Ariel’s Point. The team converged at Station 1 an hour before noon. From there, they were taken on a 35-minute boat ride to Ariel’s Point. But
2013 • 08 • 07 Not a beach but definitely worth a visit! Widely regarded as the tallest waterfall in the Philippines, the 84-tiered Aliwagwag Falls reaches 1,110 feet. This spectacular site can be found in Barangay Aliwagwag, Cateel, Davao Oriental.
Summer is here and you know what that means! School breaks, vacations, and at least one trip with your partner, friends, or family! While summer is the best time to enjoy the beach, it comes with a few disadvantages — the burning heat, and crowded destinations, and the higher peak
2013 • 01 • 09 “For travellers willing to go the extra thousand miles for a deserted beach, the Philippines has around 7,000 of the most heavenly islands in the world. It’s still not the most obvious beach-holiday destination, but it soon will be.” Prestigious international travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler opens their
Plastic bags are non-biodegradable and dangerous. They spoil landscapes, clog waterways, and threaten wildlife! And according to ReuseThisBag.com, “ocean debris worldwide kills at least 1 million sea birds and 100,000 mammals each year!” And plastic bags are UGLY, too! Let’s change our habits! Reduce, reuse, recycle, and — when we
Garbage has always been one of the biggest problems in Manila. It’s become even more important to address this now that the country has been hit by storms one after another. The problem with garbage is that it can endanger lives. While this waste problem is one of the issues
2012 • 06 • 25 Another reason to celebrate! Based on the latest data gathered and released by website SocialBakers.com, PhilippineBeaches.org is the fifth largest Facebook Fan Page in the World in the Local/Travel category. We are the only Asian fan page in the top five, the top Filipino page,