Camiguin Island
The island-province of Camiguin is a pear-shaped volcanic island in the northern tip of Mindanao, home to numerous attractions such as hot and cold springs, remote beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, a seismic observetory, diving and more.
Calamian Sea SafariDiscover why Jacques Cousteau considered Palawan to be the last frontier. The least populated of the Philippines' provinces and the most richly forested, Palawan hosts wealth of wildlife, including many endemic species, while being fringed by some of the richest reefs in the world.
Exploring El NidoIt is the scenic landscape, crystal clear waters, and relative isolation that attracts and fascinates most visitors to El Nido. The 45 islands and islets and the surrounding sea present endless opportunities for adventure, nature appreciation, and even just simple pleasures.
Liveaboard diving in the VisayasThe Visayas, located in the middle of the Philippines, sports a plethora of excellent dive spots while also enjoying a microclimate that allows for diving year round. Joining a liveaboard dive cruise is one the best possible ways to explore such a scattering of sites which would otherwise require island hoping between numerous islands.
North Palawan EscapadeNorth Palawan probably remains the Philippines' most preserved area with unspoilt nature and untouched wilderness: emerald forests plunging directly into turquoise waters, sprinkled with white powdery sand beaches, dark cliffs surrounding lagoons.
Camiguin Island
The island-province of Camiguin is a pear-shaped volcanic island in the northern tip of Mindanao, home to numerous attractions such as hot and cold springs, remote beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, a seismic observetory, diving and more.