Your Boracay vacation wouldn't be complete without a fun jet-ski ride! Feel the adrenaline rush as you speed along the ocean's turquoise water! This is best enjoyed with friends that you can race with! Jetskiing is perfect for you. It gives you the freedom to ride across the sea.
Experience the thrill as they ride through the waves and the splash of sea water.
A day trip to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is like travelling back in time. Set on a 400-hectare land in Bagac, Bataan, Las Casas is a heritage resort that showcases the Filipino cultural heritage and traditions through the restoration of old, historic houses. There are about 34 houses dating from 18th and 19th centuries that have been transported from their original sites in provinces and cities in Luzon, to this heritage resort.
The restoration work on each house was done by craftsmen who painstakingly reconstructed houses by keeping true to its original designs and woodwork. The heritage resort exudes an old village ambiance that comes complete with a plaza that features sculptures depicting rustic scenes of the olden days.
It also has, apart from accommodation facilities, a swimming pool, restaurants, souvenir shops, a watersports rental shop, and an entertainment and game room featuring local Filipino games. In essence, the tour offers a glimpse of how the older generations of Filipinos lived during the Spanish era through its architecture and lifestyle.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a picturesque drive up to the city of Tagaytay. Located on a ridge 2,200 feet above sea level, the city offers a panoramic view of Taal Lake and Volcano. Savor this awe-inspiring vista from atop the Palace in the Sky, one of the rest houses of former President Ferdinand Marcos. On the way up, visit San Jose Church in Las Pinas to see the world famous Las Pinas Bamboo Organ. Built in the 19th century by Spanish priest Fr. Diego Cera, the organ is made up of over 800 bamboo pipes.
We’ll then visit a local "jeepney" assembly plant for an inside look at how these popular modes of transport, unique to the Philippines, are built. Time permitting, we’ll stop by a pineapple or coffee plantation to sample the local produce or by one of the local wood carving shops dotting the roadside.
Drive along Kennon Road, the oldest road system in the Cordilleras that was built by the Americans in 1903, and which links the town of Baguio to the provinces in the lowlands. Cross-crossing our way through many hairpin bends, the drive affords one a picturesque view of the lush vegetation, river tributaries, gorges and waterfalls, one of which is the Bridal Veil Falls, which has a natural pool at its base.
Other highlights of the tour include a visit to the Philippine Military Academy, the country’s premier military training school, the Easter Weaving Room, where one can observe the actual process cloth weaving that is common to the tribes of the Mountain Province, Tam-awan Village, an artist’s concept of a village that features traditional native huts and art exhibits, and finally the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm, located just minutes away from Baguio City which provides its visitors with the experience of harvesting their own berries for a fee, and where a strawberry festival is being held annually.
This is a recreational kiting activity where a person is towed behind a vehicle (usually a boat) while attached to a specially designed canopy wing that reminds one of a parachute known as parasail wing.The boat then drives off, carrying the parascender or wing and person into the air. If the boat is powerful enough, two or three people can parasail behind it at the same time. The parascender has little or no control over the parachute.
The verdant valley between Mounts Makiling and Banahaw boasts some of the most beautiful landscapes in the Philippines. These two sacred mountains have been for many years been a major staple for local myths and legends, while in the natural worlds, the area is home to an impressive collection of rare orchids and other exotic flora. Mount Makiling is considered a potentially active volcano while Mount Banahaw is classified as an active volcano. Several naturally heated volcanic water pools are available for those want to take a refreshing dip so bring your swim suit.
Meeting point: Pick-up from Makati and Manila Bay area hotels from 8.45am, returning at 5.15pm.
Pick up at the hotel and drop off to your activity area. Boracay Acitivites contributes to the prosperity of Boracay Island as it offers wild and adventure activities to its guests. Another thrilling adventure for them is to ride one of the most popular activities in Boracay - Boracay Flyfish. Number of guests that can be accommodated in one hovercraft or a vehicle that has an air cushion is limited. This is for their own safety as well as letting the guests enjoy the activity. As the boat gains its speed the hovercraft will be launched into the air. While enjoying this ride, guests will also be able to witness the beauty that Boracay has to offer.
Explora El Nido, un municipio filipino en la isla Palawan conocido por sus playas de arenas blancas, sus arrecifes de coral y también por ser la principal entrada al archipiélago de Bacuit, formado por un grupo de islas repletas de empinados acantilados de roca caliza y relieve cárstico. El tour por el Nido incluye las lagunas, playas y santuarios más importantes de la zona.
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Vive la vida como lo hacen los lugareños con este fascinante recorrido fuera de la ruta establecida de Boracay, incluso puede que tengas la oportunidad de visitar una escuela local, tal es el grado de realismo de esta experiencia! Tu aventura comienza en el momento de conocer a tu guía de habla inglesa en los grandes almacenes de artesanía, D'Mall. A partir de ahí, viajarás como lo hacen los lugareños, ya sea en triciclo o en una furgoneta abierta por un lado, hasta Manoc Manoc. Visita la pista de baloncesto y la plaza y hazte una idea de la vida en una comunidad filipina tradicional. Camina hasta Manoc Manoc para ver descargar a los barcos de carga, y luego coge un pedalo (moto con sidecar) hasta la escuela local para participar en una clase de conversación en inglés con los niños (¡siempre y cuando sea hora de clase!).
La siguiente parada es Bulabog Beach, un lugar ideal para relajarse con una bebida de coco y un aperitivo de pastel de arroz y ver los surfistas de kite y windsurf. Continúa hasta el Monte Luho. Pasaremos por las promociones inmobiliarias de gama alta de la isla y llegaremos al punto más alto. Disfruta de un increíble paisaje desde el mirador. Viaja al lado de la montaña para visitar el centro de reciclaje municipal y aprende cómo la isla gestiona parte del impacto del turismo. El programa de reciclaje ha tenido tanto éxito que ha sido imitado en todas las Filipinas. Mira los productos elaborados a partir de productos reciclados y aprende cómo puedes minimizar tu impacto ambiental.
Entonces será el momento para un almuerzo-barbacoa en la playa y un refrescante chapuzón en la playa de Puka Shell. Visita la cooperativa Yapak Ladies Shell y prueba qué tal se te da fabricar joyas. Regatea en los puestos callejeros de algunas de las mejores joyas de conchas de fabricación local.
La última parada es la playa de Diniwid. Camina por el sendero del acantilado hasta el Hotel Fridays en playa Blanca, de nombre muy apropiado. Relájate y contempla las olas con un batido o un cóctel al atardecer.
The tour starts right in the heart of the country's financial center - the City of Makati. Drive through Nielson's Tower along Ayala Boulevard and Forbes Park, an exclusive residential enclave fittingly dubbes Millionaire's Row on your way to our first Stop: The American Cemetery and Memorial, reputed to be the largest and most beautiful of American memorial outside the Continental United States. Then proceed to the old city of Manila via Scenic Roxas Boulevard (also known as the Dewey Boulevard in the recent past), passing through Luneta Park (also called Rizal Park in memory if the country's national hero).
After then proceed to your second stop: The ""Walled City""of Intramuros, here you will see ancient walls, church ruins and other relics of the Spanish Conquistadores. Travel through the cobbles streets to San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the country.
Your last stop would be at the Fort Santiago, a Spanish fortress that watched over the entrance to Pasig River. It was here that our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal spent his last days and where he wrote his famous ""My Last Farewell"".