Location

Go off-the-beaten-track to get to mountain hikes and treks to inland waterfalls, only accessible by a true 4×4 vehicle

Plan a tropical camping holiday, pitching tents on palm-fringed white sand beaches without another tourist in sight, and hopping from one island to another on sea kayaks and local motorboats (bancas).

Hike through some of the most iconic destinations in the Philippines, including the Banaue Rice terraces, as well as some of the quieter and more remote hikes not on the usual tourist route.

Ride through mountain-bike heaven on the single tracks of Busuanga, stopping along the way to talk to locals and see their way of life.

Explore Palawan hundreds of islands the best way there is to see an archipelago, by island hopping in a genuine sea kayak, paddling between white sand beaches and lagoons surrounded by limestone cliffs.

The Philippines is one of the most marine diverse countries in the world. Island hop around the islands in Northern Palawan, snorkeling sunken shipwrecks, reefs, and coral gardens.

Explore mangrove estuaries, go on mountain hikes, and visit wildlife sanctuaries to come up close and personal with some of the local wildlife, which surprisingly, includes giraffe and zebra.