Tagaytay and Taal Volcano: The Cool Escape Less Than an Hour from Manila
If you live in Metro Manila or nearby areas like Silang, Cavite, you already know the magic of heading up […]
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Bagaio — What Every Outdoor Adventurer in the Philippines Needs to Know About Typhoon Season
There is a word every person who lives in or travels through the Philippines learns quickly — bagaio. It is
Motorcycle Road Trips in the Philippines — The Ultimate Guide to Riding the Open Road
Discover the best motorcycle road trip routes in the Philippines — from the Luzon highlands and Palawan’s coastal roads to Cebu’s hidden interior. Plus: how to ride off the beaten track with local riding groups that most tourists will never find.
Tagaytay and Taal — The Philippines’ Cool Mountain Escape
A complete guide to Tagaytay and Taal — the volcano, the lake, the golf, the hinterland towns and the finest bulalo in the Philippines. Written after 40 years of living close by.
Canyoneering in the Philippines — Waterfalls, Canyons and Everything In Between
A complete guide to canyoneering in the Philippines — best routes from beginner to advanced, safety tips, essential gear and when to go. Kawasan Falls, Tinipak River and beyond.
Palawan Island Hopping Guide: Everything You Need to Know
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The Best Beaches in the Philippines — From Famous to Forgotten
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Hiking in the Philippines — A Guide to the Best Trails
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Outdoor Adventures in the Philippines — A Beginner’s Guide
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Golf Courses in the Philippines — A Complete Guide
Golf came to the Philippines in 1886, introduced by British railway workers during the final years of Spanish colonial rule.