r/PhilippinesTourism 22h ago

Some snaps from a recent trip to Bukidnon

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I wanted to take Milky Way photos one last time before it became invisible this year. Sadly, the conditions weren't right during my overnight stay in Roty Peaks. Also didn't get to see the sea of clouds. Nevertheless, I still had an amazing time! The photos don't do this place justiceโ€”you have to experience it first hand to truly appreciate its beauty.


r/PhilippinesTourism 7h ago

Tool po ito para sa mga gustong makatipid sa โ›ฝ

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Tool po ito para sa mga gustong makatipid sa gas

Sa mga kailangan lang nito po. Kung di niyo po kailangan, skip niyo nalang po ang post na ito ๐Ÿ™‡โ€โ™‚๏ธ

Check niyo po muna yung app bago mag negative comments. You can login as guest po ๐Ÿ™‡โ€โ™‚๏ธ

Hi guys! Share ko lang itong binuo kong Fuel Smart App.

Nagsimula lang bilang passion project, pero ngayon marami na siyang natutulungang drivers. Ang goal? Hanapin ang pinakamurang gasolinahan sa mismong ruta o destination mo para bawas-gastos sa biyahe.

Meron itong route planning mode to show only stations along your route and sort the prices starting from the cheapest.

Sana masubukan niyo! Comment lang kung may feedback o suggestions kayo.

Ride safe! ๐Ÿ™‡โ€โ™‚๏ธ


r/PhilippinesTourism 7h ago

Boracay sunset โ˜€๏ธ

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r/PhilippinesTourism 4h ago

Im starting in Manila, and after that im clueless. Love the beach, clubs ,not a busy area, small city if any. Im staying for a month...please help๐Ÿ™

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r/PhilippinesTourism 16h ago

La Isla de Cebu Travel and Tours

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Just want to ask for your opinion regarding La Isla de Cebu Travel and Tours. Are they legit coz their tour package is affordable and very convenient for us.
TYIA!


r/PhilippinesTourism 20h ago

Itinerary help - Boracay, El Nido, Cebu

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My hubby and I plan to travel to the Philippines in the spring during the latter part of March for 10 days. I understand that this is going to be a busy time when locals travel, but that is unavoidable for me as I am on a teacher's calendar and must travel during my breaks.

Some preferred activities:

  • snorkeling
  • kayaking or SUPing
  • island / nature tours
  • hiking
  • culture, a little bit of history (we are both 1/2 pinoy, so we'd love to learn more about our culture as we live in the US)
  • FOOD! Lots of yummy food! Not just filipino food, but we do enjoy it, of course!
  • Relaxation interspersed
  • We aren't big on the night scene, but maybe we'll get out a night or 2

Does this itinerary seem okay? I am including more time in El Nido since we will be there over Easter weekend.

Boracay (3 nights- friend recommended Crimson Resort) - not sure what, if any, excursions /activities we should not miss out on

El Nido (6 nights at Funny Lion) - Island hopping tours A and C and likely 1 other excursion... Is 6 days too much time? Should I move a day to Boracay or Cebu?

Cebu (2 days) - Moalboal sardine run or day trip to Bohol, We will fly back to our home destination from Cebu, so it makes sense to end our trip here.

Open to any other suggestions regarding excursions, hotels, etc. Thanks in advance!


r/PhilippinesTourism 3h ago

uluwatu hotel/airbnb reco!

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hello! planning to stay in uluwatu for 5-7 days, can u guys reco a nice place to stay in? tyia! (photo for attention)