About Malapascua Island The name Malapascua means ‘unfortunate Christmas’. But Malapascua Island is nothing sort of unfortunate with its aqua blue waters and the white sandy beach and a rich coral haven. Malapascua Island is one of the 7,107 islands in the Philippines. It is located only 8 km off the north coast of Cebu,…
About Marinduque Marinduque is known as the smallest province in the Southern Tagalog region. It has the shape of a human heart floating on a clear blue sea, situated about eleven miles from the main island of Luzon. Marinduque lies between Tayabas Bay to the north and Sibuyan Sea to the south, south and west…
At the northeastern tip of the province of Cagayan in Luzon lies Sta. Ana – a Special Economic Zone bustling with some modern industrial establishments, casinos and other urban gaming facilities. Blessed with a beautiful coastline, this small town bears the rural and laid-back lifestyle amidst some urban features. What makes this small quiet town…
About Leyte Leyte is one of the Philippines’ most historic provinces as it has witnessed many significant events that formed the history of the country. Being the site not only of a major rebellion against the Spaniards, Leyte is also the famous landing site of the US forces during World War II led by General…
One of the most progressive provinces in Mindanao is Davao del Norte, bounded by Agusan del Sur on the north, on the northeast by Bukidnon, Davao City on the west, on the south by Davao Gulf, and the Compostella Valley on the east. One of the seven municipalities of Davao del Norte is the Island…
The province of Misamis Oriental is a paradise where nature tripping is a never ending possibility. Located along the northern coast of the Mindanao Island, it is bounded on the north by Macajalar Bay, Iligan Bay on the west, Bukidnon and Lanao del Norte on the south and southwest, and on the east by Agusan…
Boracay, blessed with a picturesque tropic scenery and view complete with a bed of white sand providing the perfect foreground for the deep, cool waters of the sea, offers more than just the sand and the waters. While it is fairly difficult to say no to the beaches of Boracay, there are many other pleasurable…
Named as the Philippines’ ‘last frontier’, Palawan harbours very diverse and extensive species of flora and fauna. Home to a majestic bio-diversity is the Calamianes Group of Islands located at the northern tip of Palawan, where one’s experience of nature is simply the best! Palawan prides itself with many dive sites to be explored and…
White Beach, one of the most attractive beaches in the Island of Boracay in Aklan is not only a lovely stretch of powdery white sand against crystal clear blue waters, but it is also the commercial center of the island, playing home to an array of commercial establishments such as hotels, restaurants, and malls. It…
Caramoan Island is located in the lower eastern part of Camarines Sur in the Bicol region of the Philippine archipelago. It is defined by lush, green coastal mountains stretching all the way from Sabang to Caramoan, amidst deep blue, aquamarine Pacific waters, rich in marine and aquatic life. The arrival of foreign tourists combined with…