Miagao Church: The Baroque Fortress Church of Iloilo (UNESCO)
With its ochre facade carved with tropical flora and a pair of mismatched bell towers, the Church of Santo Tomas de Vill…
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Philippines travel guides tagged "visayas"
16 guides covering visayas in the Philippines — written by the PANA.PH travel team, with prices and schedules re-checked before each update.
With its ochre facade carved with tropical flora and a pair of mismatched bell towers, the Church of Santo Tomas de Vill…
North of Cebu, Bantayan Island has white sand, cheap seafood, and almost no pressure to do anything. Here is the 2026 gu…
A complete 2026 guide to Camiguin
A geological and travel guide to the Chocolate Hills of Bohol, explaining how 1,200 symmetrical mounds formed and why th…
A practical 2026 guide to Siquijor: ferry schedules, Cambugahay Falls, the motorbike loop, honest PHP budgets, and why t…
Long wrapped in tales of folk healers and magic, Siquijor is in reality one of the most peaceful and enchanting islands…
Bohol packs an astonishing amount into one island: the surreal Chocolate Hills, the wide-eyed tarsiers among the world's…
Cebu is the Philippines at its most varied: the cradle of the country's recorded history, a buzzing island metropolis, a…
Plan an overnight camping trip to Kalanggaman Island in Leyte: how to reach the famous twin sandbar from Palompon or Mal…
Link Cebu, Bohol, Negros, Siquijor, and Boracay into one smooth Visayas island-hopping circuit. Real ferries, flights, d…
Cebu takes flights from Manila and Clark, sends them to Davao and Siargao, and anchors the fast-ferry network. If a leg…
Cebu City sells 44 trips and only five of them actually stay in town. The city is a base for canyoneering, whale sharks…
Mactan-Cebu International sits on Mactan Island, not in Cebu City. Two bridges connect them and both jam at predictable…
Cebu sits in the lee of Leyte and Bohol, which gives it milder weather than the eastern seaboard. The bigger seasonal fa…
Cebu is 200km long. The gorge in the south closes with rain, the thresher dive in the north closes with swell, and the c…
The Chocolate Hills turn brown roughly February to May and are green the rest of the year. If the photograph is why you…