
Philippines Tours & Holiday
Philippines tours reach well beyond the postcard beaches, threading the Cordillera’s rice-terraced highlands and the limestone seascapes of Palawan into one slow journey. Few archipelagos surprise you so often.

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1. Philippines – Emerald Terraces of the Cordillera
15 days, from £4495 per person
This fifteen-day journey threads the country’s two great moods into a single route, opening with a Manila guided tour of Intramuros and the baroque San Agustin church before climbing north into the Cordillera. You’ll stand above the UNESCO-listed rice terraces of Banaue and Batad, visit Sagada’s ancient burial caves and view the hanging coffins from Echo Valley, and ride a kalesa through the Spanish-colonial streets of Vigan. The route then flies south to Palawan, where a boat trip into the Puerto Princesa Underground River is followed by a full island-hopping day around El Nido’s lagoons, hidden beaches and limestone karsts. May departures catch the islands at their bluest. View View full itinerary →



What to see on our Philippines Group Tours
Soak up the vivid colours of the stunning rice terraces of Banaue
Savour the cool temperatures of the Alpine village of Sagada with its ancient burial caves and hanging coffins
Marvel at the atmospheric and beautifully preserved colonial city of Vigan
So Sit back and relax while island hopping through the crystal-clear waters around Palawan
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At the time of writing, British, US and Australian passport holders do not require a visa for a tourist visit to the Philippines, with entry granted on arrival. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your date of return and ideally have two blank pages opposite each other. Travellers of other nationalities should check current requirements with the nearest Philippine embassy or consulate before booking.
Yes, and many of our travellers join solo. There is no compulsory single supplement on any of our Philippines holidays, so you can choose to share a twin room with another solo guest at no extra cost. If you prefer your own room throughout, a single supplement can be added at a fixed price at the time of booking.
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