Showing posts with label Philippines holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippines holidays. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

The Philippines. Don't Stop Planning Your Holidays...

The Philippines, like most of the world, is in lockdown right now. The pandemic that is sweeping the world has momentarily put an end to travel for tourists and we can only bide our time and wait for normality to return, and for the opportunity to explore this great planet once more.



In the ivory towers of Philippine Trails, we're putting this period of relative calm to good use. We're polishing up the range of itineraries that we offer, ensuring that there's an attractive selection for would-be visitors to consider whilst making their future plans.

Yes, there will soon be a time when the Philippines welcomes visitors again, offering the usual kind charm and hospitality that the people have long been renowned for.

Until that time, continue with your tropical island plans, envisage what life would be like exploring the Philippines islands, and don't stop dreaming about future adventures. We'll always be at hand to offer advice and assistance. There's nothing to stop us planning your next tour, even with start date currently unknown!

Get in touch for any help or advice...

Nigel Sutherland, Managing Director, Philippine Trails Limited


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Monday, 30 April 2018

The Chocolate Hills of Bohol, Philippines


In the Philippines, Bohol's famous Chocolate Hills are a major attraction for tourists. Tweet this...

The unusual mounds are actually grass covered limestone, and they turn a chocolate brown in the dry season, hence the name.

Visitors can enjoy seeing this unique geological formation as part of a wider Countryside Tour of Bohol.

Other attractions that make Bohol an must-see island include the Loboc River, Alona Beach, and the Tarsier Sanctuary.

There is also a nature park, the Rajah Sikatuna National Park, that is perfect for trekking or birdwatching. We include this on the Bird Tours that incorporate this region of the Central Visayas.

You can fly to Tagbilaran, Bohol from Manila, or take a Fast Ferry from Cebu.



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Monday, 27 June 2016

Looking for a Philippines Tour or Holiday?


Are you looking for a holiday in the Philippines?

We now have compiled a selection of our popular Philippines tours and holidays on a page on our website HERE >>

The Philippine Island Tours that we offer mainly range from 7 days up to 21 days, but all can be altered to suit the number of days you wish to stay in the country.

How Long Can I Stay in the Philippines?

Most visitors to the Philippines can stay up to a maximum of 30 days without requiring a visa.

Shorter Holidays

We also arrange short Breaks and Holidays in the Philippines. Simply let us know the length of your stay,

Whatever kind of Philippines Holiday you are looking for, contact us to make the arrangements, and remember, there are a wide range of activities that can be included.

View our recommended tours HERE >>


Sunday, 12 April 2015

Baguio, Philippines - "City of Pines"...

Igorots in native costume by
Baguio Botanical Gardens
North of Manila, the city of Baguio has long been a popular destination for Filipinos looking to escape the heat of the lowland areas. The climate is around 8 degrees lower than Manila, and Baguio has acquired the nickname, "City of Pines".

Visitors travelling with us by road between Manila and Ilocos (Laoag & Vigan), or between Sagada and the Rice Terraces, and Ilocos, are likely to spend a night in Baguio. Other areas easily reached from Baguio include Pangasinan (Hundred islands), and the beaches of La Union.

Baguio has a number of attractions including Baguio Cathedral - a distinctive pink building with twin spires, and one of city's most prominent landmarks; the Botanical Garden - an open parkland with relics and statues depicting Cordillera tribesmen; Session Road - the city's main thoroughfare, lined with markets, hotels, shops and cafés; Camp John Hay - originally a home to the US Army, which also features a world class golf course, (designed by Jack Niclaus); and Mines View Park, which offers spectacular views of the old gold and copper mines of Benguet province.

Read more about Baguio on our website HERE >>

Friday, 17 September 2010

Improved Itinerary Layouts

We've now given our bespoke itineraries a fresh look!

Nearly all the holidays we prepare and sell are unique and bespoke, according to each customer's specific requirements, and the itineraries have always been meticulously prepared.

The main improvements are that the layout is clearer and hopefully easier to understand, and the final result is now in colour!

If you'd like us to prepare an itinerary for you, please get in touch via our website enquiry form.