Include:

• Seat in coach transportation during the tours.
• 4 nights hotel accommodation in Manila at 3*, 4* hotels of your choice.
• Daily breakfast at the hotel.
• Tour as per itinerary.
• Meals as indicated at local or Chinese restaurants and standard tourist group meals
• English speaking tour guide
• One (1) bottle (500 ml.) of drinking water during the tours

Not include:

• International airline ticket.
• Internet/ local sim card.
• Compulsory Tipping for the guide and driver. 5 USD per persons.
• Others out of the program.

Departure point: Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila, Philippines.

Ending point: Cebu International Airport, Philippines.

Day 1: Manila Airport – City Tour Intramuros (Lunch/ dinner)

After arriving at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), we will pick you up and begin our tour of Manila city.

• San Agustin Church, one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in the Philippines. This church was built in the 16th century by Augustinian priests and has Baroque style architecture. You can also visit the San Agustin museum, which displays many artifacts and works of art related to Philippine history and religion.
• Casa Manila, a museum that recreates the lives of wealthy families in Manila during the Spanish colonial period. You will admire the luxurious and sophisticated furniture, paintings and jewelry of that era. You can also learn about Filipino customs and traditions through performances and exhibitions.
• Manila Cathedral, the cathedral of the Archbishop of Manila. This church was built in 1581 and has been reconstructed many times after earthquakes and wars. The church has Romanesque architecture and has a dome, stained glass windows and beautiful mosaics and paintings. You can also hear the church bells, one of the largest bell operations in the Philippines.
• Plaza de Roma, home to a monument to King Charles IV of Spain, who supported cholera research in Manila in the late 18th century. This square is also where festive events take place and culture of local people. You can take photos and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the square.

After finishing the tour, you will be taken to a nearby restaurant to enjoy lunch with typical Filipino dishes, such as adobo, sinigang, lechon, and halo-halo. After lunch, you will be taken back to the hotel to rest and prepare for the next day of sightseeing.

You will arrive at the hotel around 2:00 pm and are free to explore the city or relax at the hotel. Dinner will be served at the hotel or nearby restaurant.

Day 2: City Tour Cebu (Breakfast/ lunch/ dinner)

Check out early, grab a packed breakfast, and head to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) for your flight to Cebu International Airport. 

• Fort San Pedro , stone fortress built in 1565 by the Spanish to protect the city from attacks by the Dutch and English. Admire the thick and high walls, prison cells, bastions, and historical artifacts displayed in the fort. You can also enjoy the view of Independence Square, a large square located right in front of the fortress, where many important events of the city take place.
• The Basilica Minore del Santo Niño , is the oldest and largest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, built in 1565 to worship the city's patron saint, Santo Niño (Holy Child). Admire the beautiful architecture, paintings, statues of saints, and decorations that reflect Philippine culture. You can also participate in religious ceremonies, pray, and admire the Santo Niño statue that is said to have miracles.

Have lunch at a local restaurant and rest. Then continue visiting:

• Yap Ancient House - San Diego , one of the oldest houses in the Philippines, was built in 1675 by a Chinese family. The house is preserved intact with many objects and decorations of Chinese-Spanish style. Explore the rooms, belongings, photos, and family stories of the people who lived in the house. You can also take photos and buy souvenirs at the house.
• Cebu's Heritage Monument , a bronze monument erected in 1997 to commemorate the city's important historical events and figures, such as Magellan, Lapu-Lapu, Legazpi, and the uprisings against the Spaniards again. You will learn about the stories and meanings of the images engraved on the monument. You can also take photos and enjoy street food around the monument.
• Magellan's Cross , a wooden cross said to have been placed by Magellan in 1521 when he came to Cebu to spread Catholicism. The cross is protected by a stone obelisk to prevent damage by those who believe it can cure diseases. You can also touch the cross and pray for health and luck.
• Cebu Museum (Museo Sugbo) is a history museum located in a building that was once a prison for the Spanish and Americans. The museum displays many artifacts and documents related to the history, culture and arts of Cebu. Visit the Cebu Museum and explore collections and exhibits about different periods of Cebu's history, from prehistoric, colonial, revolutionary, to modern times. You can also see photos, maps, weapons, and traditional costumes of the Cebuanos.

Then return to the hotel to check in. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight in Cebu.

Day 3: Cebu – Taoist Temple - Leah Temple - Little Kyoto - Little Amsterdam - 1000 Roses (Breakfast/ lunch/ dinner)

Have breakfast at the hotel and prepare to go sightseeing. Arrive in Cebu and start sightseeing:

• Taoist Pagoda , a Buddhist temple built in 1972 by people of Chinese descent in Cebu. The pagoda has beautiful architecture, with lotus stands, Buddha statues, and large bells. You can participate in Buddhist ceremonies, enjoy views of the city from above, and try your luck with magic sticks.
• The Temple of Leah is a structure built in 2012 by a businessman named Teodorico Soriano Adarna in memory of his wife, Leah Villa Albino-Adarna. The temple has a classical Greek style, with pillars, statues of gods, and walls decorated with paintings and poetry. Admire works of art and literature, visit the museum, library, and temple bar.
• Little Kyoto is an area designed in a Japanese style, with wooden houses, cherry trees, and lanterns. Experience Japanese culture, like wearing a kimono, eating sushi, and drinking tea in the Little Kyoto area.

Have lunch at a local restaurant and rest.

• Sirao Garden is a picturesque flower garden, known as “Little Amsterdam” because of its many typical Dutch flowers, such as tulips, chrysanthemums, and sunflowers. Here, you can take photos, drop flowers, and participate in fun games in the garden.
• 10000 roses , an area with many artificial roses illuminated by LED lights, creates a romantic and impressive scene. Take photos, and enjoy snacks and drinks at the nearby cafe.

Return to hotel. Then, have dinner at a local restaurant and enjoy Cebu specialties, like roasted pig, grilled fish, and puto.

You are free to explore Cebu city at night. Overnight in Cebu.

Day 4: Whaleshark - Moalboal White Beach (Breakfast/ lunch/ dinner)

You will have breakfast with McDonald's food and depart early to continue sightseeing.

• You will arrive in Oslob, where you will have the opportunity to see and swim with whale sharks . This is a unique and fun experience, as you get up close and personal with amazing marine creatures. You will be provided with a life jacket and diving goggles, and will be instructed on the rules to follow when interacting with whale sharks.

After that, you will enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant, with coastal specialties.

• In the afternoon, you will be taken to White Beach Moalboal , one of Cebu's most beautiful beaches. You can sunbathe, swim, play water sports, or simply relax and enjoy the scenery. You can also join a boat trip to see the "sardine run" phenomenon, when millions of fish circle around you creating a spectacular sight.

In the evening, you will be taken back to the hotel, have dinner and rest.

Day 5: Departure (Breakfast/ lunch)

Have breakfast at Hotel. Then, take the ferry back to Cebu.

Arrive in Cebu and have lunch. After lunch we will take you to the Cebu airport for departure. Thank you for choosing our tour. See you again in the next trips.

***Itinerary may change depending on actual conditions but still ensures the attractions in the program.***

General note:

• Please read the terms and itinerary carefully before booking the tour.
• Tour times will be determined by the local operator depending on traffic and weather conditions. However, all points must be guaranteed unless the modification or cancellation is made by the customer themselves (No refunds will be given for any cancellations made by the customer).
• The above price list does not apply during hotel surcharge periods and is subject to change without notice. Depending on the circumstances, refunds for missed tours or unused services due to missed transfers (no-shows) will not be refunded in the case of no-shows or cancellations after booking completion .
• We will not collect any cash on the day of the tour (booking and purchase).
• Super peak booking season surcharge, super peak during the announced periods of Christmas and New Year, Lunar New Year, Holy Week and Labor Day. All room allocations during these periods are paused, subject to availability upon verification.

Children policy:

• Children under 3 years old: free.
• Children from 4 to 6 years old: 80% of adult price, sharing bed.
• Children 7 years and older are charged 100% of the ticket price. Two adults can accompany a maximum of 2 children under 11 years old, the third child is charged 100% of the ticket price.
• In case a child only travels with 1 adult, that child will be considered an adult.
• Please note that infant rates apply if the child does not occupy a seat and include admission fees. Please inform the supplier if you have an infant at the time of booking.

In case of cancellation, the fee will be charged accordingly on the date of receipt of the official notification:

• 40 days before departure date: 30% of total tour price.
• 30 days before departure date: 60% of total tour price.
• 20 days before departure date: 85% of total tour price.
• Less than 19 days before departure date or no show: 100% of total tour value.

Any cancellation for objective reasons such as war, strike, earthquake, etc., will be considered on a case-by-case basis.