Amazing Philippines

This experience is available every Monday of the year, except from June to September, since it is the rainy season.

The Philippines are most popular during the dry season, between November and April. At this time the country is fully accessible, including its many beautiful islands and more remote areas. Temperatures are high during March and April, so it's best to travel during the cooler months of December to February.

You will be picked up at the Manila Airport upon arrival.

Insurance is compulsory for this trip; however, the guides are capable of handling any accident to transport you to a hospital.

International flights, insurance, some meals, personal expenses, tips, ziplines, additional activities, and transfer back to the airport are not included. The additional expenses are related to this.

The groups are made of max 20 people.

Yes, you have free time during most of the activities.

You can go shopping, explore the area, or relax at the beach.

Daily breakfast is included, meals have western food options with healthy vegetarian and vegan choices

Meals range in the Philippines from 400 to 600 PHP

We stay in 2 hotels and 2 hostels. They all have air conditioning and are clean, comfortable, good showers and tidy. You will stay at: Makati - Manila: Lub D Hotel www.lubd.com/makati Moalboal - Cebu: Sole E Mar Beach Resort www.soleemare-cebu.com Boracay: W Hostel www.whostel.net El Nido - Palawan: Cuna Hotel www.elnido.cunahotels.com

Yes, you will share room with other travelers, or you can book private accommodation at an extra cost.

Groups are made up of young, fun and adventurous travellers between the ages of 18-35’s from all over the world.

You can stay at the hotel we use for the start of the tour called Lub D Makati. The costs will be 650 PHP for a dorm room and 1550 PHP for a private room which will need to be paid with local money on arrival.

Yes, there is wifi in every hotel we stay, but you can also buy a local sim card and have mobile data. This sim card can be purchased at the airport or in most convenience stores.

Yes, at the accommodation included

The voltage is 220 V/60 Hz. The plugs are type A / B / C.

The tour starts with the pick up on arrival at the Manila airport. You can get this transfer also if you arrive a day before the actual start date.

The experience ends with the check out of the hotel at El Nido.

You should have an average physical condition

Travel insurance is compulsory for this experience. It should cover Medical expenses, Missed flights, Luggage loss and theft. As well as all the activities included in the tour & anything you plan on doing during your stay in the Philippines – snorkeling, surfing, bungee jumps, sky dives etc.

You just need comfortable light clothing for hot and humid weather. You will need a swimming suit, towel, and sun hat.

You should travel light, with a baggage of no more than 15-20 kgs.

Most nationalities don't need a visa, including Mexico; however, your passport needs to be valid for at least 6 months from the travel date.

There's no mandatory vaccinations, but we suggest having the combined hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccine, the tetanus shot, and the typhoid fever vaccine.

We suggest taking USD and exchanging to PHP, the official currency, on arrival. In Manila are several exchange houses where you can get a good deal, some of them are Edzen, Czarina, and Sanry’s.