Explore Manila on a Private City Tour Shore Excursion
With pick up from the Cruise Port, see the wonders of Manila on this entertaining and informative Private City Tour with knowledgeable English speaking driver and guide
Manila on a Private Tour, the thriving and thrilling New Age Mega City. While Manila has had its fair share of natural disasters, this City just keeps climbing back bigger and better, and this is noticeable when you see the spectacular view of the city skyline.
With a Private Tour, you can unlock the City’s many treasures from the many artisan markets and coffee shops to the mega shopping centres; this City is undoubtedly one cool place to visit.
There is so much to see and do in Manila that the time you spend, there will fly by but be sure to have your itinerary set as you don’t want to miss anything here.
The sightseeing is second to none with must see sights but if you come off the beaten track and explore you will find an exciting indie music scene and lots of edgy art galleries and exhibition studios where artists can show the diversity of their work and their beloved city Manila.
With pick up from the Cruise Port, see the wonders of Manila on this entertaining and informative Private City Tour with knowledgeable English speaking driver and guide
Enjoy the big and small lagoon’s tranquil turquoise-green waters of its orchid-lined limestone walls, showcase a kaleidoscope of marine life!
With a Private Tour travelling in luxury, you can unlock Manila City’s many treasures like Manila Cathedral, Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church to name but a few.
El Nido has an abundance of pristine islands and beaches waiting to be discovered! On this tour you will see some of the most beautiful coves in Bacuit Bay.
Hidden Beaches Tour is truly a world famous location. With the most amazing beaches, this is a tour that should not be missed!
Cadlao Lagoon is one of the best lagoons in the group of islands around El Nido. This tour is every photographer's paradise!
Coron is the starting point in exploring the stunning surrounding areas, lagoons, lakes, colourful coral gardens and sandy beaches.
Beautiful Banol Beach with its short stretch of white sand and crystal blue water is the perfect place to stop over for some lunch.
The mesmerising neighbouring islands of Malcapuya, Banana and Bulog Dos are home to some of the most beautiful waters and beaches in the Coron Palawan.
Enjoy an 8-hour adventure trek of the Taal Volcano, crossing to Volcano Island by boat, with optional horse riding activities on arrival.
Visit Pass Island and witness its stunning and pristine beach with amazing reefs and see all the colourful fish. Don't forget your camera to make some beautiful memories.
On your way to the area of the underground river, you will have a great chance to be amazed at the splendid top view of Ulugan Bay.
From the wharf, you get to go from island to island and passing by several protected islands experiencing some great marine life.
Immerse yourself in the land and culture of the Ifugao. Trek from Banaue and visit four Ifugao villages. Hike through spectacular rice terraces, mountains and waterfalls.
You will be picked up in the hotel lobby and transferred to experience the most beautiful islands, including Malcapuya, Banana and Bulog.
Puerto Galera Island Tour has long been the go-to destination for a quick getaway where you can also get closer to nature.
On this scuba diving course for beginners, you’ll master some basic concepts and scuba skills and even head off to experience an OPEN water adventure!!
On this not to be missed thrilling River Rafting Tour, you will end up at Barang Cabula. Congratulations You have just made it!
The town of Oslob is well known for its pristine beaches, white powdery sand, and beach resorts after beach resorts but the town does go beyond that.
Paraw sailing is one of the most popular traditional water sports in Boracay. This native small boat is a sight to behold.
Manila is the perfect travel destination, January and February are the best times to travel there because the weather is cool. The hottest season is during March, April and May and the temperatures start hitting 36oC. The Tropical climate and diverse weather will dictate your requirements to travel to the Philippines. Try and book tours before you go and save money !
Accommodation in Manila run from very cheap to very expensive, with standards being a little too basic for many travellers so be prepared. Try a mid-priced Hotel to get a handle on exactly what you are looking for. Transportation is cheap, and a lot of the attractions are free, or they may look for a donation. By international standards, food prices are low but bear in mind that is for local food which may not be to everyone’s tastes. Pre-book your tours!
Do your research and have a good idea of exactly where you want to go, use a Private Tour company where possible to book all the Tours for you. The traffic situation is organised chaos, so no J walking. There is a lot of security present in Manila which you must remember is for your own safety so don’t be surprised at seeing the Police heavily armed. The locals are a very conservative community, so just remember you are the visitor. Guides are fantastic!
Manila has a tropical climate and a monsoon weather system, so travellers beware and be prepared. The wet season is May to October and a dry season is in November – April. The best time to holiday in the Philippines is during the dry season, although during the wet season it doesn’t always rain and days can be hot and sunny but with intense downpours at night. Typhoon’s can hit as early as May, with July and August the wettest months.
Manila is the perfect travel destination, January and February are the best times to travel there because the weather is cool. The hottest season is during March, April and May and the temperatures start hitting 36oC. The Tropical climate and diverse weather will dictate your requirements to travel to the Philippines. Try and book tours before you go and save money !
Accommodation in Manila run from very cheap to very expensive, with standards being a little too basic for many travellers so be prepared. Try a mid-priced Hotel to get a handle on exactly what you are looking for. Transportation is cheap, and a lot of the attractions are free, or they may look for a donation. By international standards, food prices are low but bear in mind that is for local food which may not be to everyone’s tastes. Pre-book your tours!
Do your research and have a good idea of exactly where you want to go, use a Private Tour company where possible to book all the Tours for you. The traffic situation is organised chaos, so no J walking. There is a lot of security present in Manila which you must remember is for your own safety so don’t be surprised at seeing the Police heavily armed. The locals are a very conservative community, so just remember you are the visitor. Guides are fantastic!
Manila has a tropical climate and a monsoon weather system, so travellers beware and be prepared. The wet season is May to October and a dry season is in November – April. The best time to holiday in the Philippines is during the dry season, although during the wet season it doesn’t always rain and days can be hot and sunny but with intense downpours at night. Typhoon’s can hit as early as May, with July and August the wettest months.