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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.

Con tanto qué hacer y explorar en Filipinas, no hay mejor opción que a bordo de este tour cultural. Disfruta de un día viajando desde Manila hasta los arrozales de Banaue. Haz amigos entre los locales mientras te paseas por los pueblos y sus mercadillos. Vive una experiencia inolvidable a bordo de un yipni, el medio de transporte público más popular en Filipinas, reconocido por sus decoraciones extravagantes y sus cabinas llenas de pasajeros. ¡No te olvides la cámara de fotos!

Visit the world’s smallest volcano, Taal Volcano. Located on the edge of a 30 kilometer wide caldera, Tagaytay City is about an hour and half outside of Manila. The volcanic crater was created over 100,000 years ago and the city provides breathtaking panoramic views of Taal Lake. You will enjoy a peaceful picnic on the lake shore before taking quick boat ride to Volcano Island.

Riding on horseback along black lava flows, you will reach the spectacular viewpoint overlooking Crater Lake and Vulcan Point.Visit the world’s smallest volcano, Taal Volcano. Located on the edge of a 30 kilometer wide caldera, Tagaytay City is about an hour and half outside of Manila. The volcanic crater was created over 100,000 years ago and the city provides breathtaking panoramic views of Taal Lake. You will enjoy a peaceful picnic on the lake shore before taking quick boat ride to Volcano Island. Riding on horseback along black lava flows, you will reach the spectacular viewpoint overlooking Crater Lake and Vulcan Point.

Once an active mining area that is operated by Benguet Corporation, the oldest and pioneering mining company in the Philippines, the Balatoc Mines have been converted into a show mine that provides thrill and experience of being like a gold miner for a day. Guests will be asked to don boots and hard hats and will descend into the tunnel via a mine train. Once inside, ex-miners will show how tunnels are dug and strengthened, how gold-bearing ores are sorted out from rocks and transported to the surface. The tunnel has an old furnace where ores are melted and poured into moulds. The tunnel also has a museum which exhibits rock samples and mining tools which were used by miners, and a simulated Explosion adds excitement to the atmosphere.

Get to grips with the History and Heritage on this diverse day. Due to its all-year-round warm climate and its close proximity to the airport, Cebu remains as popular as ever with the tourists. It just goes to show that you don’t really have to venture too far from where you landed in order to be immersed in all things Filipino. Bearing in mind that this is the oldest city in the Philippines, dating all the way back to 1565; you’ll be spoilt for choice with the copious cultural treats just waiting for you to delve into.

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Trek around the terrific Taoist Temple
* Explore the oldest triangular bastion fort in the country: Fort San Pedro
* Meander around The Casa Gorordo Museum

The city tour starts off with a visit to the tremendous Taoist Temple which is based just six kilometres from the centre of the city. The temple towers over everything within its reach as it stands at a mesmerising 300 metres high. Built back in 1972 by a predominantly Chinese community - its ornate structure makes it a must-see Taoist temple! It is open to both worshippers and non-worshippers which certainly works to your advantage as you’ll get the chance to do as the romans do.

On the way to the Basilica we’ll go past The Carbon Market which serves up everything from fresh meat to handicrafts and is loved by locals and tourists alike. We shall also pass by Cebu’s Provincial Capital which houses the provincial government of Cebu in the Philippines.

Stop off at the oldest Catholic Church in all of The Philippines: Basilica Minore de San Agustin where you’ll find a statue of the Infant Jesus. Just a stroll away is Magellan’s Cross which marks the spot where Christianity first made its way to The Philippines almost 500 years ago.

Not far away from there, you’ll stumble across Fort San Pedro which was the first ever built military stronghold in the country. Its walls have been recently renovated so that it could be restored to its former glory. Inside there’s a gorgeous garden in the inner courtyard; this provides a place of rest tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the harbour.

Last but not least, we head to Casa Gorordo. What started out as a mid-19th century house, has become a national historic landmark cherished by all who step foot inside. The museum which is located in The Pari-an district which is better known as today’s downtown area was the home of Cebu’s wealthy at the turn of the century. Of the four houses that still remain, the Gorordo was restored and furnished to best reflect the style of the period in which it was constructed. Asides from its furnishings, there are various porcelain and liturgical pieces, clothes, old photographs and other artefacts from a before now Cebu.

Balicasag is a flat, barren island located about 6 kilometers away from Panglao Island, and is accessible via out-rigger boat. The island boasts of rare marine life and crystal-clear waters extending 50 meters from the shoreline up to a depth of 15 feet.

A 25-hectare islet off the mainland of Panglao that is famous for its dive sites is Balicasag Island. The island is accessible by a 35-minute boat ride from the mainland. Crystal clear blue waters ideal for snorkeling greet each visitor as he nears the island, with underwater formations and tropical fishes visible from as low as two feet deep. Tour the island on foot and visit the village. Lunch at the island's resort.

With our full-day tour of Honda Bay, island hopping will take on a completely different meaning to you. Starting from Puerto Princesa on Palawan Island, gain access to some breathtaking islands that offer spectacular opportunities for snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing.

Located in the middle of the Sula Sea, Honda Bay is an authentic beach-lovers’ paradise. Uninhabited, remote sandbars jut out from the sea and offer you an unprecedented experience surrounded by blindingly blue waters. Start with a stop at Tabuan or Starfish Island. Consisting only of a tiny sandbar, this small isle’s waters are filled with starfish that wash onto the shore. Lay down your towel, gaze out at the sea and enjoy a buffet lunch at Cowrie Island with Pristine White Beach surrounded by clear Aquamarine water.

Like many places around Honda Bay, high tide makes these paradisiacal islets disappear underwater. Before returning to Puerto Princesa, discover Lulubog-Lilitaw “LuLi” Island, which literally translates to “Rise-Fall”. Named after the sea’s natural rhythm, local residents have built houses on stilts in this idyllic place that gives them a sandy beach during low tide and a mass of water beneath their feet during high tide.

El Nido is a Philippine municipality on Palawan island. It’s known for its white-sand beaches, coral reefs and as the gateway to the Bacuit archipelago, a group of islands with steep karst cliffs.

Discover the wonders of El Nido Hidden Beaches and Shines with 5 major destinations including Matinloc Shrine, Talisay Beach, Hidden Beach, Helicopter Island, and Secret Beach.

Dilumacad and Helicopter Island - This island has a beautiful white sand beach stretching to some 300 meters that is ideal for picnic lunches during island-hopping trips. There is an underwater tunnel at its northern side and a fringing reef on its southern end. The island is also called Helicopter Island because its limestone cliffs resemble that of a helicopter when it is viewed from a considerable distance.

Tapiutan Island - Further out of the bay facing the South China Sea, Tapiutan's rich marine life provides opportunities for scuba diving and snorkelling. One of the most striking islands in El Nido because of its shape and sheer limestone walls.

Matinloc Island - Matinloc Island, the longest slim island in El Nido, has a secret beach, which is a pocket of white sand beach at the corner of a sinkhole,that is inaccessible by boat and surrounded by steep rock walls. To reach it, divers must swim underwater through a narrow crevice in a rock wall. At noon, the sun streams in through the opening, allowing a play of light and shadow against its limestone walls.

Star Beach - Another fantastic snorkeling spot. Here your guides will prepare a sumptuous lunch by the beach while you discover the wonders and beauty of the coral reefs near this island.

Matinloc Shrine - Hidden among the lush forested island is the Matinloc Shrine (also known as Shrine of Our Lady of Matinloc and Shrine of the Blessed Virgin) a sacred monument built in 1982 to honor the blessed virgin mary.

Únete a esta excursión por la campiña de Bohol para disfrutar de un día repleto de maravillas naturales, historia y relajación. Elige la salida que mejor se adecue a tus horarios, ya sea por la mañana o por la tarde.

Descubre el Santuario del Pacto de Sangre, un histórico monumento conmemorativo del primer Tratado de Amistad entre el este y el oeste. A continuación, visita la iglesia y museo de Baclayon del siglo XVI. Mientras te diriges a uno de las maravillas geológicas del país, maravíllate del intenso color verde del bosque artificial Mahogany y de las tierras de labranza de Bilar y Batuan. Una vez que estés en Bilar, visita la colorida exposición del mariposario, donde se muestra una variedad de especies filipinas. Desde un mirador, contempla la magnificencia de las Colinas de Chocolate en Carmen, un paisaje ondulado de montañas con forma de gotas de chocolate. A continuación, volverás hacia el río Loboc. Si has escogido la excursión de por la mañana, subirás a bordo de un catamarán y zarparás para disfrutar de un almuerzo mientras contemplas las colinas y las palmeras nypa que cubren las orillas del río. Tras el crucero, realizaremos una breve parada en Loay, donde podrás contemplar el tejido con nypa y la fabricación de cuchillos antes de volver. Si tu salida es por la tarde, terminarás el día con una relajante cena a bordo de un crucero en un restaurante flotante del río Loboc, con las estrellas como telón de fondo.

Tanto si decides finalizar tu excursión bajo el sol o las estrellas, este día en la campiña de Bohol te mostrará la riqueza natural e histórica de la isla.

Revisit Philippine history with a glimpse of Manila’s past and present. This fully guided sightseeing tour of Manila starts right in the heart of the country’s financial center, the City of Makati. Stops include Nielson’s Tower along Ayala Boulevard, Forbes Park (an exclusive residential enclave fittingly dubbed as “Millionaire’s Row”) and the American Cemetery and Memorial. Continue to the old City of Manila via the scenic Roxas Boulevard passing through Luneta (also called Rizal Park) on your way to the "walled city" of Intramuros. Inside the city fortress are ancient walls, church ruins and other relics of the Spanish Conquistadors era.

Then travel through the cobblestone streets to San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the country. End at Fort Santiago, a Spanish fortress where Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s national hero, spent his last days in incarceration and wrote his famous "My Last Farewell.