10 Top-Rated Resorts in Siargao
A surfer’s paradise — that’s how everyone describes Siargao. But aside from the powerful waves, Siargao is also well known for the beautiful islands and beaches.
9 Surfing Destinations in the Philippines
The Philippines is famous for beautiful beaches with blue-tinged waters and sand as white as snow and as soft as powder. There are plenty of provinces that offer rest and relaxation on the beach for tired and weary wanderers. For those who want to test their mettle on the waves
If You Have 2 Weeks, Which Beaches Should You Visit?
The scenario is you’re traveling to the Philippines and you only have two weeks to spare before heading elsewhere. You do a quick search online and see all these beautiful beaches with picturesque sunsets, cerulean waters, and thriving underwater ecosystems. It’s difficult to plan just two weeks to visit all
All Drone Up: El Nido, Siargao and Davao by OJ Johnson (Video)
Sometimes, all we need is another perspective. In this week’s edition of ALL DRONE UP, we’re featuring a video submitted to us by OJ Johnson. The video features aerial shots of three destinations: El Nido in Palawan, Siargao Island, and Davao. “This is the reason why I love my country,”
All Drone Up: Philippines From the Sky by Frédéric Bussière (Video)
If there’s one surefire way to show everyone how beautiful the Philippines truly is, it’s to capture it by air. Hong Kong-based director Frédéric Bussière did just that—filming this travel video with a drone flying above the pristine beaches and coastlines of Puerto Galera, Siargao and Palawan! Watch the breathtaking
5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte
In the north-eastern part of Mindanao on the border of the Pacific Ocean lies on of my favorite places on this planet: Siargao Island. Easily reached by plane from Cebu or Manila, this tropical island is a must-visit for anyone touring the Philippines. Here are five reasons why.
I Heart PH: Sabrina Iovino of ‘Just One Way Ticket’
Her love story with the Philippines started in Macau. Weird? Not after you read her story. Sabrina Iovino, a travel blogger and photographer at www.justonewayticket.com, had already toured Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia when she reached Macau. As fate would have it, a Filipina hosted her and encouraged her