Spot Guides
In‑depth guides for the most iconic Top Spots across activities.
UNESCO‑listed amphitheater terraces with steep stone steps, narrow ridges, and a rewarding hike to Tappiya Falls.
The Philippines' third‑highest peak famed for sea‑of‑clouds sunrises. Multiple trails through dwarf bamboo grasslands.
Scenic lahar 4×4 approach and short hike to a turquoise crater lake formed after the 1991 eruption. Day‑hike classic.
Cebu's highest peak with jagged limestone hills and sea views. Short hike from Mantalongon, great at sunrise.
The Philippines' highest peak. Multi‑day, physically demanding trek through mossy forests, boulder fields, and sulfur vents.
Philippines’ surf capital with the world‑famous Cloud 9 right‑hand reef break, nearby learners’ spots, island charm, and vibrant scene.
Country's most popular beginner‑friendly beach‑break scene with a strong surf culture, cafes, and easy Manila access.
Birthplace of Philippine surf. Sabang Beach for learners, Cemento Reef (Cobra) for experienced on proper swells.
Weekend surf escape with beach breaks and playful points. Liwa (San Felipe) and Crystal Beach (San Narciso) are popular hubs.
Northern Luzon’s scenic coves with seasonal surf. Blue Lagoon can reel on strong Amihan; Saud Beach offers mellow days.
Iconic turquoise multi‑tiered falls in Badian. Swim at the main basins or join the regulated canyoneering down the Kanlaob/Badian river.
A wide multi‑tiered curtain waterfall in Bislig, dubbed the “Little Niagara of the Philippines.” Raft to the falls and explore upper decks.
Tiered turquoise pools with rope swings and shallow wades near Lazi. One of Siquijor’s most photogenic spots.
Majestic twin‑path cascade powering a hydroelectric plant. Viewed from designated decks within NPC Nature Park—no swimming.