• Propina o agradecimiento

• 2 Nights in Movenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu or similar
• 2 Nights in Carpe Diem Villas & Resort Puerto Princesa or similar
• 3 Nights in Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel or similar
• 1 Night in Millennium Heritage hotel Manila or similar
• Daily breakfast at the hotel.
• Domestic flights (Cebu-Puerto Princesa, Puerto Princesa-Boracay, Boracay-Manila).
• Airport and inter-island transfers.
• Guided tours and entrance fees for activities mentioned.

• Impuesto sobre bienes y servicios

• International flights to/from the Philippines.
• Visa Fees
• Lunch, dinner, and personal expenses.
• Travel insurance.
• Optional activities (e.g., canyoneering, parasailing).

• Pasaporte obligatorio

1. Passport and Visa Requirements: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the Philippines.
   Check visa requirements for your nationality. Many travelers can enter visa-free for short stays, but others may need to apply in advance.
   
2. Health and Safety: Confirm required or recommended vaccinations, including those for tropical diseases.
   Bring a basic first aid kit and any prescribed medications.
   Be aware of local COVID-19 policies and entry requirements, if applicable.
   
3. Flight Details: This package includes domestic flights only. Travelers must arrange and confirm their international flights to and from the Philippines.
   Allow sufficient layover time between international and domestic flights.
   
4. Luggage and Packing: Domestic flights may have strict baggage weight limits. Check the airline's policy and pack accordingly.
   Bring comfortable clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, and water-friendly shoes for island activities.
   
5. Weather and Seasons: The Philippines has a tropical climate. Be prepared for hot and humid conditions, as well as occasional rain.
   The best time to visit is during the dry season (November to May).
   
6. Currency and Payment: The local currency is the Philippine Peso (PHP).
   Credit cards are widely accepted in cities but may not be usable in remote areas. Bring cash for small transactions.
   
7. Activity Levels: Some activities, such as island hopping, snorkeling, and exploring waterfalls, may require moderate physical effort. Notify the tour provider of any mobility concerns or medical conditions.
   
8. Inclusions and Exclusions: Review what is included in the package (hotels, domestic flights, tours, and transportation).
   Exclusions such as meals, personal expenses, travel insurance, and optional activities should be budgeted separately.
   
9. Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs, traditions, and religious practices. Dress modestly when visiting cultural or religious sites.
   Be mindful of environmental conservation, especially in protected areas like Palawan.
   
10. Cancellation and Refund Policy: Review the tour provider’s cancellation and refund policy before booking.
    Consider purchasing travel insurance to cover unforeseen changes or emergencies.
    

Essential Items to Bring for Your Philippines Trip

Travel Documents

1. Passport : Valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
2. Visa (if required) : Ensure your visa is arranged beforehand.
3. Travel Insurance Policy : Printed or digital copy.
4. Flight Tickets : Both international and domestic.
5. Hotel Booking Confirmations .
6. Contact Details : Emergency contacts and tour operator information.

Clothing and Footwear

1. Lightweight and Breathable Clothes : The tropical climate calls for cotton or quick-dry fabrics.
2. Swimwear : For beaches, pools, and water activities.
3. Beach Cover-Up or Sarong : Practical for lounging or modesty at certain locations.
4. Comfortable Walking Shoes : Ideal for city tours and light hikes.
5. Flip-Flops or Water Shoes : Perfect for beaches, waterfalls, and boat rides.
6. Rain Jacket or Umbrella : For unexpected tropical showers.
7. Sun Hat or Cap : To protect against the strong sun.

Personal Items

1. Sunscreen (High SPF) : Essential to protect against the tropical sun.
2. Insect Repellent : To ward off mosquitoes, especially in Palawan and other natural areas.
3. Sunglasses : UV-protected for comfort.
4. Reusable Water Bottle : Stay hydrated while reducing plastic waste.
5. Towel or Quick-Dry Towel : Handy for beach days or island-hopping tours.

Electronics

1. Power Adapter/Converter : The Philippines uses Type A and B plugs with a voltage of 220V.
2. Phone and Charger : Ensure international roaming or a local SIM card.
3. Power Bank : Keep devices charged during day tours.
4. Camera/GoPro : Capture memories, especially underwater scenes.
5. Headphones or Earbuds : For long flights or relaxing downtime.

Health and Safety

1. First Aid Kit : Include band-aids, antiseptic, and any essential medications.
2. Prescription Medications : Bring enough for the duration of the trip, plus a few extra days.
3. Hand Sanitizer and Wet Wipes : For hygiene on the go.
4. Face Masks (if required) : Check local COVID-19 guidelines.

Beach and Water Activities

1. Snorkeling Gear : Optional, but personal gear is more comfortable.
2. Dry Bag : Protect valuables during water activities.
3. Beach Mat or Blanket : For relaxing on the sand.

Money and Essentials

1. Philippine Pesos (PHP) : Bring cash for smaller transactions; ATMs are not always available in remote areas.
2. Credit/Debit Card : Ensure your card is accepted internationally.
3. Travel Wallet or Money Belt : For safekeeping of cash and documents.