8-Day Cultural Manila and Boracay Tour

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After your breakfast in your hotel, you leave to go to Intramuros, the old city in Manila known as the "Walled City" wherein you will have the chance to see and feel the tradition and culture of the Filipinos at the time of the Spanish Colonial Period. You can wander through this walled city observing the colonial architecture. You will also visit Rizal Park, which was named after the Filipino national hero. After enjoying the historical tour, you will head back to the hotel.

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A tour in Pagsanjan Falls and Taal Volcano has it all – vibrant nature sceneries, memorable history and culture, and spectacular activities. You can visit two of the must-visit sights in the country all in one day. Experience shooting the rapids with skilful boatmen and be mesmerised by the natural beauty of Pagsanjan Waterfalls. Sail across Taal Lake and horse ride up to the crater of the legendary Taal Volcano, all before heading back to Manila.

Today, after breakfast at your hotel, you'll check out and head to Manila airport from where you'll fly to the island to start your Boracay tour. Flying over the Philippines during the day is a pure delight as you are able to see the dazzling blue waters and lush green islands from above. Upon arrival, you'll be taken to your hotel where you can check-in and relax before heading out to dinner at one of Boracay's renowned restaurants.

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During the next few days of your Boracay tour, you will be able to enjoy the beauty that this island has to offer. There is a wide range of activities to keep you busy including island hopping, watersports activities, and sunset watching. Ariel's Point is a top Boracay attraction and this eco-adventure paradise provides guests with the opportunity to cliff dive, kayak, and snorkel in an unspoiled tropical setting.

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For the next few days, you will enjoy the beauty that the tiny island of Boracay has to offer. The perfect place to explore, Boracay's waters are home to rich marine life in the corals and shipwrecks just off shore. As well as the beautiful four-kilometre palm tree-lined beach where you can relax, the island is a hub for watersports activities such as kayaking and diving. If you want to try scuba diving, there is no place like Boracay.

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Whether you're an experienced diver or just trying it out, Boracay will have a dive site to suit, all 25 offering incredible corals and marine life. Boracay's White Beach is lined with dive shops all with highly-qualified staff and great equipment. You'll be able to observe the colourful reef life and stunning coral with parrotfishes, damselfishes and turtles all around you. If diving isn't for you, you can head to Boracay's Bat Caves.