Camiguin Island
The island-province of Camiguin is a pear-shaped volcanic island in the northern tip of Mindanao, home to numerous attractions such as hot and cold springs, remote beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, a seismic observetory, diving and more.
Diving El NidoThe dive sites around El Nido's 2 resorts of Lagen and Miniloc range from gradual slopes to drop-offs, wall dives to reef flats. Visibility is generally good, with an average of 10 to 30 metres in the summer months of March until May.
Trekking in the Land of the IfugaoThe mountainous provinces of the Cordillera, Northern Philippines, are perfect for trekking. This is the territory of former headhunting tribes who were also the master hydro engineers who constructed the world's first and most impressive rice terraces over 2000 years ago - considered by some to be the eighth Wonder of the World.
Dive Moalboal with Kasai VillageKasai Village offers three different types of scuba diving to the renowned dive sites around the Moalboal Peninsular and in the Cebu-Negros channel; Boat diving from specially designed, locally crafted, outrigger boats (“Bancas”), shore diving on the excellent Kasai house reef, and Liveaboard cruising.
North Palawan EscapadeNorth Palawan probably remains the Philippines' most preserved area with unspoilt nature and untouched wilderness: emerald forests plunging directly into turquoise waters, sprinkled with white powdery sand beaches, dark cliffs surrounding lagoons.
Camiguin Island
The island-province of Camiguin is a pear-shaped volcanic island in the northern tip of Mindanao, home to numerous attractions such as hot and cold springs, remote beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, a seismic observetory, diving and more.