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Highlights of Philippines | Cities, Coastlines & Coral Reefs
7D/6N
3
Days in
Cebu
4
Days in
Boracay
Transfer Included
Stay Included
Breakfast Included
Sightseeing Included
Flights Included
Trip Highlights
Explore Cebu City’s iconic landmarks and scenic viewpoints, discovering the culture and history of the Philippines.
Swim alongside whale sharks in Oslob, one of the most unforgettable marine experiences in the Philippines.
Witness the mesmerizing sardine run and sea turtles in Moalboal, a rare natural spectacle in crystal-clear waters.
Snorkel around Pescador Island, known for its vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life.
Relax in Boracay, unwinding on White Beach and enjoying an island-hopping and snorkeling experience in turquoise waters.
INR 80,745
Per AdultINR 1,04,967
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What’s inside the package?
Inclusions
Transfer from Mactan Cebu International Airport to Deluxe Hotel
3 nights stay in Cebu with breakfast
Cebu City Tour
Oslob Whale Shark Snorkeling with Pescador Island, Sardine Run & Turtle Encounter
Transfer from Deluxe Hotel to Mactan Cebu International Airport
Flights included from Philippines to Aklan
Transfer from Godofredo P. Ramos Airport to Deluxe Hotel
3 nights stay in Boracay with breakfast
Boracay Snorkeling & Island Hopping tour
Boracay Sunset Cruise Philippines
Transfer from Deluxe Hotel to Godofredo P. Ramos Airport
Driver
Fuel
Guide
Internal Flights
Taxes
Exclusions
Expenses of a personal nature.
Meals not mentioned in the itinerary or inclusions
International flight tickets
Tips and Gratuities: Driver, Guide, and Hotel Staff
Beverages
Know Before You Go
- The Philippines has a warm, humid climate year-round, so light and breathable clothing is ideal; however, modest attire is recommended for churches, rural areas, and religious events.
- English is widely spoken throughout the country, making communication easy for travelers, though polite language and respectful behavior are highly valued.
- A valid passport must be carried at all times; while a photocopy or digital copy is acceptable for daily movement, the original may be required for official checks.
- Passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry, and proof of onwards or return travel may be requested at immigration.
- Hotel check-ins, domestic flights, ferries, casinos, and certain tours require a government-issued photo ID or passport for verification.
- Random ID checks may occur at airports, ferry terminals, and during local events or heightened security periods.
- Cash is widely used, especially outside major cities; travelers should carry small denominations as card payments are not always accepted.
- The local currency is the Philippine Peso (PHP), and money should only be exchanged at authorized banks or licensed exchange counters.
- Traffic congestion is common in major cities like Metro Manila, so travel times can be unpredictable and buffer time should always be allowed.
- Island travel often depends on ferries or small aircraft, which may be delayed due to weather conditions; flexible itineraries are strongly recommended.
- The rainy season generally runs from June to November, with sudden weather changes possible—travel insurance is advisable.
- Tap water is not considered safe for drinking; bottled or filtered water should be used, including in some areas for brushing teeth.
- Tipping is not mandatory, but small tips are appreciated for good service in hotels, restaurants, and guided tours.
- Respect for elders, politeness, and maintaining a calm demeanor are important cultural values; public confrontation or raised voices are discouraged.
- When visiting local homes, removing footwear may be customary, and respectful behavior toward hosts is expected.
- Permission should always be requested before photographing people, especially in rural communities or during religious ceremonies.
- Environmental regulations are strictly enforced in many destinations, including bans on single-use plastics—reusable bottles and bags are encouraged.
- Smoking is prohibited in many public areas and is allowed only in designated smoking zones.
- Mobile connectivity is strong in cities but limited in remote islands; downloading maps and essential documents offline is helpful.
- Public transport such as jeepneys, tricycles, and taxis is common; if meters are not used, fares should be agreed upon in advance.
- Power sockets vary (Types A, B, and C) with a standard voltage of 220V, so carrying a universal adapter is recommended.
- Safety is generally good in tourist areas, but travelers should stay alert in crowded places and keep valuables secure.
- Losing a passport must be reported immediately to the local police and the traveler’s embassy or consulate to obtain replacement documents.
- Filipinos are known for their hospitality and willingness to help; responding with patience, gratitude, and courtesy enhances the overall travel experience.
- For leisure days or free time, download ride-hailing apps like Grab for safe, metered city travel (avoid unmetered taxis); get an eSIM or local SIM at airports for data, as coverage may drop in remote areas.
- Typhoons are common between June and November; guests are advised to monitor official local weather updates (such as the PAGASA app) and ensure they have adequate personal travel insurance covering delays or evacuations.
Additional Information
Experience the highlights of the Philippines on this 7-day journey through Cebu and Boracay. Explore Cebu’s iconic landmarks and scenic viewpoints before diving into unforgettable marine experiences, including whale shark snorkeling in Oslob, witnessing the mesmerizing sardine run, and exploring the crystal-clear waters of Pescador Island. Continue to Boracay to relax on world-famous white sand beaches, enjoy an island-hopping and snorkeling tour, and unwind on a stunning sunset cruise. This journey delivers the perfect blend of adventure and island escape.
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