10 days, three of the Philippines' most iconic islands, and a private itinerary built entirely around your pace.
The journey opens in Bohol, where a day trip through the countryside brings you face to face with the tarsier — the world's smallest primate — before winding past centuries-old churches, a mahogany forest, and the otherworldly Chocolate Hills, capped off with lunch beside the Loboc River.
From Bohol, a short flight lifts you into El Nido, where limestone cliffs plunge into the turquoise waters of Bacuit Bay.
Days here are left open by design, with an optional island-hopping tour available for those who want to explore Cadlao Lagoon's still waters, snorkel the reefs off Shimizu Island, slip into the hidden pool of Secret Lagoon, and finish on Snake Island's dramatic sandbar.
The final chapter unfolds in Boracay, home to some of the most photographed beaches in Southeast Asia.
With several unstructured days built in, there's ample time to stretch out on White Beach, dive into the island's buzzing food and nightlife scene, or simply do nothing at all — the ultimate reward after a week of exploring.
Designed as a private tour rather than a fixed group departure, every leg of this trip moves at your own rhythm, with flights and transfers arranged around your preferences rather than a rigid schedule.
It's an itinerary for travelers who want variety without chaos — wildlife and geology in Bohol, adventure and lagoons in El Nido, and pure relaxation in Boracay, all woven into one unforgettable Philippine escape.
Ready to see the best of the Philippines your way? Send your request now for full trip details.
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