Philippines

Located north of Cebu, Bantayan is still far from mass tourism. It boasts pristine beaches, a laid-back atmosphere, and a rare authenticity. A perfect place to gently kick off your trip, enjoy magnificent sunsets, and immerse yourself in island life.

Nicknamed the island of volcanoes, Camiguin surprises with its diversity: hot springs, refreshing waterfalls, wild beaches, and heavenly sandbars. You'll also discover a rich cultural heritage and abundant nature, which can be explored by scooter for greater freedom.

Renowned for its legends and traditional healers, Siquijor also captivates with its picture-postcard beaches and turquoise waterfalls. Larger than you might imagine, it's perfect for a few days of relaxation and exploration in complete freedom.

Cebu is an essential gateway to neighboring islands. While the city itself is primarily convenient for transfers, its province is full of natural wonders: Kawasan Falls, sardine diving in Moalboal, and secret beaches in the north.

Located in northern Palawan, Coron boasts some of the most beautiful seascapes in the world: hidden lagoons, crystal-clear lakes, and World War II shipwrecks. It's also a snorkeling and diving paradise, with exceptionally clear waters.

A symbol of the Philippines' beauty, El Nido captivates with its karst cliffs, emerald lagoons, and beaches inaccessible except by boat. Boat excursions allow you to discover incredible sites like the Big Lagoon, Secret Beach, and Snake Island.

A small, peaceful village, Port Barton is a quiet alternative to El Nido. Life here follows the fishermen's rhythm, between strolls on the beach, sunsets, and trips out to unspoiled islets. An ideal place to slow down and savor every moment.

In the far south of Palawan, the Balabac archipelago is still largely unknown. Its beaches rival those of the Maldives, with almost unreal white sand and turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. A gem that's difficult to access, but an unforgettable way to round off your trip.