Davao, Philippines - Manila, Philippines 11 days trip

A vibrant city with many attractions, Davao offers nature reserves, cultural landmarks, diverse museums, and much more.

Set in a replicated rainforest, this favored nature sanctuary is home to over 30 eagles, as well as other animal species.

Explore streets lined with fascinating shops and local restaurants, visit the colorful Chinatown, or escape the bustle in a park.

Home to thousands of crocodiles, and many other indigenous animal species, this popular reserve offers shows, souvenirs, and more.

With many fun installations and a variety of verdure from all around the world, this wonderful park is a fun getaway from the city.

With fun features throughout the park including a zipline, gardens, a hanging bridge, trails, and others, all visitors will enjoy.

Head out to brave the tallest mountain in the country, rising nearly 3,000m high and offering various attractions along the trail.

An ethnographic museum tracing the cultural history of indigenous tribes of Davao area, exhibiting all from paintings to miniatures.

This impressive Buddhist Temple is graceful in its design, boasting several lavish statues, a lovely pond, and a peaceful ambiance.

With a large collection of bones and skeletons of various animal species, this museum is eerie and fascinating at the same time.

Dating to the 19C and boasting elements of traditional Spanish architecture, this cathedral is home to mural and elaborate altars.

The only Chinatown on the island boasts impressive archways and several temples, as well as many shops and restaurants.

For a taste of true Davao, come to this market and sample any of the myriad dishes offered.

A flourishing metropolis, Cebu City boasts historic buildings, temples and churches, as well as some great shopping opportunities.

With a history dating to the 16C, this Catholic church features a museum exhibiting ecclesiastical relics and a historic library.

Visit a parks as you explore the central city streets, admire relics of its Renaissance architecture, and enjoy the atmosphere.

A 16C fort, now partially serving as a museum exhibiting documents and relics from the Spanish colonial period.

Sporting Philippine architectural details, this 19C building serves as an ethnographic museum, depicting a traditional household.

A great destination for scuba divers of all levels, boasting coral gardens, rich marine life, and good visibility.

A fisherman island famed for its abundant marine life, rich coral reefs, and nearby caves perfect for diving.

This 19C building hosts historic collections from Cebu's Spanish and American periods, exhibiting documents, artifacts, and more.

With a garden full of butterflies and a gallery exhibiting art made from butterfly wings, this natural museum is a unique experience.

Stroll up a winding path leading towards this colorful hilltop temple, admire its architecture, and make a wish at the well.

Housed in a historic building, this wonderful museum details the lives and household of the 18C Jesuit in Cebu.

Hire a boat to reach this lovely island, where you can bask on a nice beach, swim, explore the village, and enjoy some fresh seafood.

A cluster of over a 1,000 rock formations spreading along the landscape of Bohol, these hills are a popular natural attraction.

It is believed that Ferdinand Magellan himself ordered in the 16C the planting of this cross, now encased in a small chapel.

The oldest residential house in Cebu City dates to the 17C, exhibiting old household items, historic relics, and preserved decor.

Sculpted from a variety of materials, this monument depicts a series of significant events from the history of Cebu City.

A popular shopping mall boasting a variety of shops, open terraces, a charming park, and a lively atmosphere.

Full of natural light from the open ceiling, this cave boasts rich stalactite landscape, rocky formations, and a beautiful lagoon.

Whether you hike up or take a taxi, the spectacular views of the surrounding area from this observation deck will be worth it.

Famed worldwide for its spectacular island atmosphere, Boracay offers amazing beaches, superb marine life, and rich nightlife.

Boracay's most frequented beach offers an array of activities, from swimming to surfing, as well as a buzzing nightlife.

Although a bit secluded, Yapak Beach is entirely covered in white puka shells, and boasts gorgeous crystal blue water.

Offering a nice respite from the throngs of White Beach, this quiet sandy beach features gorgeous landscape and rich blue water.

With countless white-sand beaches and a wealth of fun activities, Boracay will leave no dull moment in your exploration.

Not far from Boracay, this island boasts beaches, sea coves, an aviary, walking trails, a seashell museum, and other attractions.

For a shot of adrenaline and a unique experience, head to Boracay's most popular spot for cliff diving and jump off into the ocean.

Bury your toes in the fine white sand, enjoy the sunshine on your skin, and spend your time lazing about on this beautiful beach.

An islet off the pristine shores of Boracay, Willy's Rock hosts a Virgin Mary statue and offers a great opportunity for a photo.

Hike up this small mountain for a wonderful all-around panorama of the Boracay Island, enjoying the solitude and the fresh sea air.

Although not for the faint-hearted, this unique market offers a wealth of seafood produce and handy stalls to cook them right there.