Flight to the Philippines

The Philippines’ rich cultural heritage and breathtaking scenery have earned it the moniker “the pearl of the Orient” throughout Asia. Ancient forts, turn-of-the-century houses, museums from today, and cathedrals dating back centuries are all located there. There are 7,100 islands in the Philippine archipelago. 

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is situated around 7 km south of Manila city, halfway between Pasay City and Paranaque City. Under the management of the Manila International Authority, Ninoy Aquino International Airport serves as the sole airport in the Philippines. 

Woking Travel  will take care of you when you get to the Philippines and take care of all the necessary arrangements to get you from the Ninoy Aquino Airport to your accommodation.

You have a lot of alternatives when deciding where to stay in Manila or which Philippines hotel to reserve, regardless of whether you’re visiting the country for business or pleasure. 

With Wokings Travel, you can pick the ideal spot to crash because we have an incredible assortment of hotels  and have put together fantastic trip packages that will make your time in the Philippines unforgettable.  

There are many options to choose from while searching for the top hotels in the Philippines for your trip, including chic establishments with iconic buildings. 

• Shangri-La Mactan, Cebu 

The top, multi-award winning premium resort property in the Philippines is Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort and Spa, Cebu, nestled in a beautiful tropical setting with a pristine beachfront. 

• Crimson Resort and Spa Mactan 

The newest place to visit is Crimson Resort and Spa, a five-star beachside resort that is known for its opulence and attentive service. 

• BE Grand Resort Bohol 

BE Grand Resort Bohol is your dream getaway, fusing modern architecture with casual seaside elegance. 

• New World Makati Hotel 

Your first impression upon arriving at the beautifully planted New World Makati Hotel will be the friendliness with which the staff greets you as you enter our opulent, five-star hotel in the centre of Makati. 

• Amorita Resort 

The flagship resort of One-Of Collection, Amorita Resort is discreetly tucked away on top of a limestone cliff on Panglao Island, Bohol. It was created to provide visitors a setting “for infinite experiences.” 

• Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu Resort 

Luxuriously situated at the northernmost point of the Punta Engaño Peninsula, the Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu is a lively and hospitable haven. 

• The Lind Boracay 

The most exclusive beachfront location on White Beach, a lifestyle resort and spa at the end of Station 1. 

• Mandarin Bay Resort & Spa 

Here at Mandarin Bay Resort & Spa, elegance and peace coexist, and every encounter transcends the ordinary. 

• Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila 

The renowned five-star Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila is tucked away in a vast tropical garden. 

• New Coast Hotel Manila 

The New Coast Hotel Manila is a five-star premium business hotel that is ideally situated in the centre of Manila. 

• Jeepneys: Jeepneys are mostly utilised for public transportation inside towns and cities, despite their bright and often ostentatious decorations. Since they have well-established routes that pass through these towns and cities, they are a reasonably priced form of transportation. 
• Tricycles: Motorcycles with three wheels and a sidecar are called tricycles. They are employed in cities and villages for little distances. They are popular in places where jeeps might not go since they can be called down from the street. 
• Buses: Buses are a common means of transportation between provinces and cities. They come in a variety of comfort and price points, from air-conditioned coaches to non-air-conditioned buses. 
• Taxis: Metered taxis are an easy and pleasant way to get from one place to another and are available in major cities and popular tourist destinations. Taxis may be reserved using ride-hailing applications or by hailing one on the street. 

• Palawan: A haven for those who like the great outdoors, Palawan is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, pure beaches, and crystal-clear seas. Enjoy the hidden beaches of Coron, the subterranean river at Puerto Princesa, or the stunning limestone cliffs of El Nido. 
• Boracay: As one of the most well-liked beach resorts in the Philippines, Boracay is well-known for its fine white sands and exciting nightlife. At White Beach or Bulabog Beach stations, take pleasure in beach parties or unwind by snorkelling during sunset excursions. 
• Bohol: Bohol provides a variety of natural marvels and cultural attractions, such well-known church tours, valley river Loboc, and Hinagdanan Cave. It is home to the famed Chocolate Hills and cute tarsiers. 
• Siargao: Siargao, the Philippines’ surfing epicentre, is renowned for its world-class waves and laid-back island vibe. Beautiful lagoons and islands surround Cloud 9, a popular surfing area. 
• Cebu: Cebu is a vibrant province that has a lot to offer visitors of all interests. It also has a rich historical background. See famous sites like Magellan’s Cross and Fort San Pedro, go whale shark snorkelling at Oslob, or just relax on the beaches in Malapascua or Moalboal. 
• Batanes: Batanes, a nation located in the far north, is well-known for its untamed landscape made up of undulating hills and traditional Ivatan settlements. Beautiful landscape, including stone homes and lighthouses, may be seen in this isolated location. 
• Davao City: In addition to being the most well-known of them all, Mindanao City is well-known for growing durian fruit, which is a symbol of tribal culture surrounding Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines (Philippines). Take a tour of Malagos Garden Reso, see the Philippine Eagle Centre, or sample regional cuisine here. 
• Sagada: Sagada, a charming hamlet tucked away in the Cordillera Mountain Range, is well-known for its breathtaking rice terrace, ac, and historic burial cave. It’s also a hub for daring pursuits like spelunking into Sumaguing cave and trekking to Bomod-Ok festivals. 
• Vigan: The wonderful city of Vigan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, transports you back in time with its exquisitely preserved Spanish colonial architecture. Stroll along the ancestral homes’ cobblestone streets and enjoy authentic Filipino cuisine at the well-known Calle Crisologo. 
• Camiguin: The “Island Born of Fire” is well-known for its hot springs, stunning waterfalls, and volcanic scenery. See the Sunken Cemetery, hike Mount Hibok-Hibok, and take a soak in an Ardent Hot Spring to revitalise yourself

• A Mano 

As demonstrated by their freshly cooked pasta and pizza, filling main courses, and flawless panna cotta, A Mano never fails to satisfy. 

• Spiral 

Spiral Restaurant, housed at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza, is one of the nation’s most well-known buffet meals. 

• Café Ilang-Ilang 

The opulent Café Ilang-Ilang is housed in the storied Manila Hotel. It is renowned for having a wide variety of buffet options, including western, Asian, Filipino, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese food. 

• Sky Deck View Bar 

Situated on The Bayleaf Intramuros rooftop, Sky Deck View Bar is a chic restaurant and bar. With views of Manila Bay, the location is a great place to enjoy a sundown. 

• My Kitchen by Chef Chris 

My Kitchen by Chef Chris is a modern trattoria that serves a large variety of Italian food. Swiss native Chef Chris Locher is in charge of The Oasis Paco Park Hotel’s culinary operations. 

• The Aristocrat 

 The Aristocrat is a well-established restaurant that has been operating in the capital city of the Philippines since 1936. 

•  Barbara’s Heritage Restaurant 

 Barbara’s Heritage Restaurant offers authentic Filipino cuisine in a really Filipino setting. 

• Bistro Remedios 

With a focus on Filipino cuisine and culture, Bistro Remedios is a chic venue. Located just across from Remedios Circle, this elegant restaurant is named for the delicious local food it provides. 

• Movie Stars Café 

A fun family eatery called Movie Stars Café provides fantastic picture opportunities with life-size statues of popular movie figures like Batman and Spider-Man.  

• Ilustrado Restaurant 

Since its 1992 opening, Ilustrado Restaurant has attracted sizable crowds with its excellent cuisine and faultless service. 

• Island Hopping: Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Philippines’ most famous islands and the pristine waters while on this island-hopping excursion. There are beaches with fine sand that are ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing in locations like El Nido, Coron, and the Hundred Islands. 
•  Scuba Diving and Snorkeling: You may explore the diverse marine life by diving or snorkelling at well-known dive spots including Tubataha Reef, Apo Reef, and Moalboal. You will get up close and personal encounters with colourful fish, diverse coral reefs, and even whale sharks.  
•  Surfing: Any level of surfer may find paradise in the Philippines, with its perfect waves and surfer-friendly beaches. Go to Siargao Island, Baler, or La Union if you want to enjoy world-class surfing in a relaxed island setting.  
•  Trekking and Hiking: Trekking and hiking routes through lush jungles provide you the chance to see a range of Philippine landscapes. Climb Pinatubo or Mount Mayon, hike to the summit of Tinago or Pagsanjan Falls, or just wander around Banaue or Batad town’s breathtaking waterfalls. 
•  Island Adventures: In breathtaking island destinations like Cebu, Bohol, and Camiguin, experience the adrenaline of extreme activities like canyoneering, zip lining, and cliff jumping. Are you daring enough to jump from a cliff, cross a ravine or zip line above the ground?
• Cultural Immersion:.Take part in culinary lessons, basket weaving sessions, pottery making, and ion making that showcase the traditional Filipino culture. To get knowledge about Filipino heritage and traditions, it is recommended to visit cultural villages and indigenous communities. 
•  Food Tours: Take a gastronomic tour of Manila, Cebu, or Davao to sample the delectable tastes of Philippine cuisine. Taste local specialties like adobo, lechon, or halo-halo as you make your way through crowded marketplaces and street food vendors.
• Relaxing in Beach Resorts: Visit opulent beach resorts and spas like those in Panglao, Boracay Island, Palawan, or Palawan to unwind after a demanding week. On white sand beaches, you may indulge in water sports, yoga, and massages while basking in the scorching sun. 
•  River Cruises: Explore hidden gems in rural parts of the Philippines by taking river cruises along picturesque rivers, such as the Loboc River in Bohol and the Loboc River in Palawan. Wherever you travel, these boat tours will take you through tranquil settings teeming with lush foliage. 
•  Wildlife Encounters: To get up close enough to stare them in the eyes, visit animal sanctuaries and conservation institutes. Find out how these rare animals are protected and how awareness of endemic species, such as the Philippine Eagle tarsier, is raised.

The weather conditions in the philippines are as follows:  

• The two primary seasons of the Philippines’ tropical climate are rainy (June to November) and dry (December to May). 

•  All year round, high temperatures and humidity are to be expected, along with sporadic typhoons during the rainy season. 

• When it is noon in London, Manila is usually eight hours ahead. Thus, when it’s noon in London, it’s 8 PM in the Philippines. 

• Philippines is 7 hours ahead of British Summer Time (BST) 

• The official currency of the Philippines, denoted by the ISO code PHP, is referred to as the Philippine Peso. 

• The majority of people in the Philippines speak Tagalog and Cebuano together, which are the two most widely spoken native languages. The only two official languages that are taught in schools are English and Filipino.

• UK Travel Advisory – Philippines 

• Laws and Regulations in Philippines for Travelers  

• Natural wonders like beaches, mountains, coral reefs, etc., are incredibly beautiful. 

• An abundant cultural legacy shaped by a variety of indigenous, Spanish, and American civilizations. 

• kind individuals renowned for their generous hospitality. 

• a variety of mouthwatering dishes that are a reflection of the cultures and areas they inhabit 

• Living expenses that are reasonable combined with a variety of travel alternatives to suit all budgets 

• An extensive array of activities, including island hopping, scuba diving, hiking, exploring woods, seeing historical sites, etc. 

For those looking for adventure, leisure, and cultural immersion, the Philippines is a desirable vacation because of these factors.