SIARGAO is indeed a top destination in the Philippines. But how is it feel to be here and why is this tropical island a must-visit? See what Richmond Saguiafin has for us!
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SIARGAO is indeed a top destination in the Philippines. But how is it feel to be here and why is this tropical island a must-visit? See what Richmond Saguiafin has for us!
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) officially launched the expansion of the Siargao Airport passenger terminal building with a ceremonial groundbreaking led by DOTr Secretary Vince B. Dizon on Friday in Sayak, Del Carmen.
The P95.2-million infrastructure project marks a major upgrade for Siargao’s main gateway, aiming to significantly boost capacity, improve traveler comfort, and support the island’s growing tourism industry.
Once completed, the expanded terminal will double in size—from 716 to 1,531 square meters—and increase the number of check-in counters from 3 to 9. Passenger capacity will also rise dramatically, from 200 to 750 people at a time, easing congestion and long wait times that have plagued the current facility.
“Our local and foreign tourists deserve better,” said Sec. Dizon during the ceremony. “That’s why President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ordered us to improve the travel experience here in Siargao—because this island is one of our most important tourism destinations.”
Also present was Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco, who hailed the expansion as a “gateway to greater prosperity.” She emphasized that the project is not just about upgrading an airport but about delivering on a national vision of tourism-led growth and development.
“As Siargao’s popularity rises, it’s crucial that we build the infrastructure to match demand,” Frasco said. “This expansion is a collaborative effort between the public and private sectors to make travel more efficient and enjoyable, while also generating jobs and economic activity for the community.”
Siargao Airport, also known as Sayak Airport, currently handles 18 flights daily. However, increasing tourist arrivals have placed pressure on its facilities. The expansion project directly responds to this demand, aligning with broader goals to modernize the country’s air transport network.
The upgraded terminal is expected to provide not just more space, but a more seamless and comfortable travel experience—strengthening Siargao’s status as a world-class destination.
Officials from both the DOTr and DOT affirmed that the project would be completed efficiently, with construction beginning immediately following the groundbreaking ceremony.
For travelers and locals alike, the upgraded Siargao Airport promises to be a symbol of progress—where tourism, infrastructure, and community development go hand in hand.
OTHER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
- Bacolod–Silay International Airport [BCD]
Location: Silay, Negros Occidental (Negros Island) - Bicol International Airport [LGP]
Location: Daraga, Albay (Bicol Region) - Bohol–Panglao International Airport [TAG] (New Bohol Int'l.)
Location: Panglao Island, Bohol (Central Visayas) - Cagayan North International Airport [LLC]
Location: Lal-lo, Cagayan (Cagayan Valley) - Francisco Bangoy International Airport [DVO]
Location: Davao City (Davao Region) - General Santos International Airport [GES] (Tambler Airport)
Location: General Santos (Soccsksargen) - Iloilo International Airport [ILO]
Location: Cabatuan, Iloilo (Western Visayas) - Kalibo International Airport [KLO]
Location: Kalibo, Aklan (Western Visayas) - Laguindingan International Airport [CGY]
Location: Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental (Northern Mindanao) - Laoag International Airport [LAO]
Location: Laoag, Ilocos Norte (Ilocos Region) - Ninoy Aquino International Airport [MNL]
Location: Pasay / Parañaque (Greater Manila Area) - Puerto Princesa International Airport [PPS]
Location: Puerto Princesa (Palawan) - Subic Bay International Airport [SFS]
Location: Morong, Bataan (Greater Manila Area) - Zamboanga International Airport [ZAM]
Location: Zamboanga City (Zamboanga Peninsula)
Summer’s almost over but it is never too late to get your own dose of vitamin sea in our country’s best beaches.
BRB Boracay, and say hello to these 5 beach destinations that will surely satisfy your sand-and-sea craving.
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1. White Island, Camiguin
The White sandbar of Camiguin is one of the most popular destinations in the whole of Camiguin. Only a few kilometers away from the northern area of Camiguin Island, it’s the only beach in the area that has fine white sand. It also has an excellent view of Mt. Vulcan and Hibok-Hibok.
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| White Island, Camiguin |
How to get there: Discounted flights are available from Cebu to Camiguin for as low as Php 988 one-way. From Camiguin Airport, you may choose to stay in resorts 10 minutes away. From there, you can plan a day trip to White Island.
2. Sohoton Natural Park, Siargao
Siargao is indeed a popular surfer town, but what a lot of people don’t know is that one of the main attractions of this province is the Sohoton Natural Park.
Located in the south of the province, the park features a 60-meter long tunnel passable only by boat during the low tide season. Within, you can discover the Hagukan Cave or the Diving Cave.
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| Siargao / IMAGE TripAdvisor |
How to get there: You can take Philippine Airlines’ direct flights from Clark to Siargao starting July 1, 2018. Van transfers from Sayak Domestic Airport are available going to General Luna where Cloud 9 is located.
Also read: Siargao Travel Guide and Itinerary
3. Anda Beach, Bohol
Bohol has a way of drawing you into its embrace. Aside from the popular Chocolate Hills, there are a whole lot of things to explore in this famed island. Visit Anda Beach and enjoy its white and powdery sand.
Another spot to visit is the Cabagnow Cave Pool located in the outskirts of Anda. With its rich blue waters that go as deep as 12 feet, it’s worth taking a dip (or a dive) in the cave pool.
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| Anda Beach / www.boholislandtour.com |
How to get there: Catch a plane from Manila to Bohol (Tagbilaran). Upon arrival at the airport, you may hail a trike going to Dao Bus Terminal. From there, take a bus or van to the town of Anda.
Also read: 15+ Bohol Tourist Spots (You Must Visit!)
4. Coron Islands, Palawan
You can island hop in Malcapuya Beach, touted to be the next Boracay; Culion Island; Malaroyroy Island; and Banana Island known to be a good spot for snorkeling.
Coron is also known for its majestic “karst” limestones formations, which began forming 260 million years ago.
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| Kayangan Lake in Coron / IMAGE Philippine Airlines |
How to get there: Take the direct plane ride of PAL from Clark directly to Coron (Busuanga). Upon arrival at Busuanga Airport, take a van to the town of Coron.
Also Read: 4 Things to do in Coron
5. San Vicente, Palawan
Dubbed as the “longest white beach in the Philippines” with its 14-kilometer stretch, San Vicente is a budding destination in Palawan, seen to be at par with Coron’s fine white sand beaches.
The beach stretches across the coast of Barangays San Isidro, Alimangoan, and New Agutaya. Now is the best time to catch this tropical paradise, still untouched by commercial resorts.
How to get there: Conveniently enough, PAL is soon opening a direct flight from Clark to San Vicente on October 28. From San Vicente Airport, you may hire a trike driver to give you a tour of the beach.
ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA
Klook.comTraveling to these amazing spots are made easier with Philippine Airlines’ affordable fares. Experience PAL’s “buong pusong alaga” (whole-hearted care) complete with snacks and beverages, baggage allowance, and comfortable seats at budget-friendly rates.
Despite the Boracay being crowded most of the time and the rainy season, these beach destinations can satisfy your wanderlust. Plan your next beach destination to get your ultimate vitamin sea!
ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN MANILA
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DISCLAIMER: This is a press release from PAL. Minor edits were made.
Protect your skin while protecting the colors of the reef.
As one of the pioneers marine-friendly personal care products in the Philippines, MAGWAI allows consumers to switch to alternatives that are both effective and sustainable. MAGWAI’s focus is to deliver a product experience that you will love, without compromising on sustainability.
As for MAGWAI, "to swim in the ocean is to feel wave upon wave of respect for it. To be awash in the need to protect it."
So that when they come face to face with the strange and the spectacular, they know that this universe of endless living color will always be their home.
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MAGWAI - Founder & Creation
In 2016, 2 ocean-loving colleagues, Czar and Maffy, learned that the sunscreens that are widely available in the Philippines are toxic to corals. They went looking for reef-friendly alternatives but these weren’t easily available locally. This was unfortunate as the Philippines sits at the heart of the Coral Triangle. To help protect the coral reefs and ocean life, they then took on the challenge of developing a locally made reef-safe sunscreen.
MAGWAI started with Reef-Safe Sunscreen, which aims to reduce the chemical pollution that is harmful to corals. Their search for ocean-friendly alternatives has also led them to develop more products that show some love for the marine life instead of causing harm to it such as plastic-free Shampoo Bars multi-purpose towels made of recycled plastic bottles.
As of November 2022, MAGWAI has sold 25,700+ Shampoo Bars which is equivalent to reducing ~90,000 100mL plastic shampoo bottles from the landfill / oceans.
All-Natural, Reef-Safe Sunscreen & Shampoo Bars for Sale
MAGWAI is a sustainable personal care brand that aims to help protect the ocean through its products. Their mission is to pioneer marine-friendly personal care products that allow consumers to switch to alternatives that deliver on both sustainability and efficacy.
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MAGWAI Reef-Safe Sunscreen is an all natural physical sunscreen that contains 100% reef-safe ingredients. Their reef-safe sunscreen isn't just good for protecting their coral reefs, but their skin too. With SPF 50+ you can protect your skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays. Their formula makes sure that a little goes a long way. Their reef-safe sunscreen is also proudly made in the Philippines. Support local and buy MAGWAI Reef-Safe Sunscreen through their online store or Shopee.
MAGWAI plastic-free Shampoo Bars can keep your hair beautiful while keeping plastic out of the ocean. Every shampoo bar is formulated with great care. These MAGWAI all natural shampoo bars are pH balanced so they won't disrupt the natural pH levels of your hair and scalp, making your hair naturally beautiful. Their all natural shampoo bars are also proudly made in the Philippines. Support local and buy MAGWAI Shampoo Bars through their online store or Shopee.
MAGWAI Multi-purpose Towels are made for your daily life. Made from recycled plastic bottles, MAGWAI towels are also absorbent and quick-drying as a bath towel. It fits standard yoga mats, so you can take it with you as a yoga towel in your journey to mindfulness. It’s light and compact to fit in perfectly with your travels. Buy MAGWAI Multi-purpose Towels through their online store or Shopee.
How should I drop-off my sunscreen tube?
Clean your sunscreen tube – Make sure all excess sunscreen has been rinsed off of the packaging. You can cut the tube in half to get rid of all the product.
Dry sunscreen tube – Pat it down with a cloth or leave it out in the sun to dry.
TIP: Got other plastic packaging you want to get rid of? Take them with you when you drop off your sunscreen tube to the nearest Plaf or Green Antz station. Just make sure that everything you donate is clean and dry!
Where can I drop-off my sunscreen tube?
See drop-off points for The Plaf and Green Antz in these links or refer to our combined list of Metro Manila drop-off points below:
QUEZON CITY
- Ayala Malls Vertis North 1 (Green Antz)
- Commonwealth Avenue cor. Pearl St., Fairview (The Plaf)
- Don Mariano Avenue cor. Regala Avenue, Fairvew Center Mall (The Plaf)
- Fairview Terraces 2 (Green Antz)
- Steel Carpark, 38N Perez St., Diliman (The Plaf)
MAKATI
- Kampri Building, 2254, Chino Roces Avenue (The Plaf)
PASIG
- Ayala Malls Feliz (Green Antz)
- Tiendesitas, Ortigas Avenue cor. E. Rodriguez (The Plaf)
TAGUIG
- BGC High Street (Green Antz)
- Market! Market! (Green Antz)
MUNTINLUPA
- Festival Mall, Corporate Avenue, Alabang (The Plaf)
ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA
Klook.comWhere to Buy MAGWAI Reef-Safe Sunscreen
MAGWAI Reef-Safe Sunscreen is available at Watsons Stores nationwide! Here's a list of stores that distribute Reef-Safe Sunscreen and other MAGWAI products:
Batangas
- ACUATICO BEACH RESORT AND HOTELS INC.
Acuatico Beach Resort and Hotels Inc., San Juan, Batangas - ACUAVERDE BEACH RESORT AND HOTEL
Acuaverde Beach Resort and Hotel, Laiya, San Juan, Batangas 4226 San Juan, Philippines
Boracay Island
- BUDGET MART
Budget Mart Boracay, Boracay Central Hwy, Boracay, Malay, Aklan - DISCOVERY SHORES
Station 1 Barangay Balabag Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan - GREEN COCO BORACAY
Green Coco, Lake Town Boracy Resort Inc, Balabag, Malay, Aklan - MÖVENPICK RESORT & SPA BORACAY
Punta Bunga Rd, Boracay, Aklan - THE LIND BORACAY
Station 1, Barangay Balabag, Boracay Island, Aklan - TWO SEASONS BORACAY RESORT
Station 1, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan - WANDERSKYE D'MALL
D'Mall, Station 2, Boracay
Bohol
- BOHOL BEACH CLUB RESORT
Bo. Bolod, Island of Panglao Bohol - BONGO SOUVENIR SHOP
Bongo Souvenir Shop, Alona Beach Road, Tawala, Panglao, Bohol - OASIS RESORT
Oasis Resort, Alona Beach Tawala, Panglao, Panglao, Bohol - SOUTH PALMS RESORT (PANGLAO)
Brgy. Bolod, Panglao, Bohol Philippines, Panglao, Bohol
Cebu
- EMOHA DIVE RESORT
Emoha Dive Resort KM 138 National Road Brgy. Canlumacad Santander, Cebu - RUBLIN HOTEL CEBU
Rublin Hotel Cebu, Gov M Roa Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City - THE REEF ISLAND RESORT MACTAN
The Reef Island Resort Mactan, Dapdap, Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu - MALAPASCUA ISLAND: DEVOCEAN DIVERS MALAPASCUA
Devocean Divers Malapascua, Bounty Beach Malapascua Island, Cebu - THRESHER SHARK DIVERS (MALAPASCUA)Thresher Shark Divers, Malapascua Island, Daanbantayan, Philippines
La Union
- CLEAN BEACH CO (LU)
134 MacArthur Hwy, Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union
Laguna
- SESOU - SOLENAD 3
G/F, Building D Solenad 3, Nuvali Sta. Rosa, Laguna (Beside Bow & Wow, near Healthy Options) - STA ELENA GOLF COURSE
Barrio Malitlit, Sta. Rosa, Laguna
ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN MANILA
Metro Manila
- AQUAMUNDO
G/F Robelle Hotel 877 JP Rizal St., Poblacion Makati City - BACK TO BASICS ECOSTORE
30 Maginhawa St Diliman, 1101, Quezon City - ECHOSTORE
Echostore Manhanttan, Unit 1-B G/flr Manhattan Square Condominium, 162 Valero St., Salcedo Village, Bel-air, Makati City - FRANKIE & FRIENDS GENERAL STORE
R2 Level, Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center, Makati - FRANKIE & FRIENDS (SM AURA)
2F, SM Aura Premier, Bo2F, SM Aura Premier (beside Cotton On) 26th Street, Corner McKinley Pkwy, Taguig, 1630 Metro Manila - ISLAND SOUVENIRS
NAIA Terminal 3, Pasay, Metro Manila - ROOTS COLLECTIVE
3F Uptown Bonifacio Mall Taguig City, Metro Manila - SESOU - ALABANG TOWN CENTER (ATC)
Lower G/F Alabang Town Center, Alabang, Muntinlupa (In front of J. Co Doughnuts) - SESOU - CASH AND CARRY MALL
2/F Cash and Carry Mall, Makati City - SESOU - FESTIVAL MALL EXPANSION
2/F Festival Mall Expansion, Alabang, Muntinlupa, Metro Manila - SESOU - GREENBELT 1 MALL
G/F Greenbelt 1 Mall, Legazpi Street, Makati City (Beside Tickles Souvenir Shop) - SESOU - GLORIETTA 1 MALL
G/F Glorietta 1 Mall, Ayala Center, Makati City (In front of Folded and Hung) - SESOU - MARKET! MARKET! BGC
G/F Market! Market! BGC, McKinley Parkway, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig 1634 (In front of Mercury Drug and under the escalator) - SESOU - TRINOMA MALL
G/F TriNoma Mall, EDSA, cor. North Avenue, QC (Beside Sarabia Optical, near National Bookstore) - THE GOOD STORE
10/F Office One Global Place Building, Taguig, Metro Manila
Palawan
- BACAU BAY RESORT
Bacau Bay Resort, Governor's Drive, Sitio Jolo, Poblacion 5, Coron, Palawan - CLUB PARADISE PALAWAN
Dimakya Island, Coron, Northern Palawan - REGGAE DIVE CENTERReggae Dive Center, Governor's Corner, National Highway, Barangay 5, Coron, Palawan
- TWO SEASONS CORON ISLAND RESORT & SPA
Malaroyroy, Bulalacao Island Coron, Palawan - SUNLIGHT HOTELS AND RESORTS
Sunlight Hotels and Resorts, Naglayan, Brgy. Baldat, Culion, Palawan - AMANPULO
Archipelago, Pamalican Island, Cuyo, Palawan - FISHEYE THE SHOP
Abdulla Street masagana, El Nido, Palawan - EL NIDO BOTIQUE ART CAFE INC.
El Nido Botique Art Cafe Inc., Sirena St. Buena Suerte El Nido, Palawan
Siargao
- FAT LIPS SURFSHOP
Fat Lips Surfshop, Brgy 5, General Luna, Surigao del Norte - KALIPAY RESORT
Kalipay Resort, Tourism Road, General Luna, Siargao., General Luna - MISPO (SIARGAO)
- Mispo, General Luna Siargao
- MOM PHARMACY SIARGAO
Old Rd/Tourism Road Brgy. Catangnan, General Luna Surigao Del Norte - PSYCHOTROPIC SIARGAO
Psychotropic IAO, Tourism Road, Pob 5 (Across Isla Cabana) General Luna, Surigao Del Norte
Some of us love to go outdoor and to stay to a place surrounded by trees, by the river or by the sea. Therefore, we do camping. However, it is not always easy to camp. Imagine, you will carry a tent and camping items on your back as you travel (or these things occupy your vehicle's space).
Then, you'll have to set up everything own your own. And since your backpack can only carry a few things, you can't even bring your favorite pillow and comforter. All these hassle you bring them with you when you just wanted to relax and camp.
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Thanks to glamping, now you can enjoy camping more than before. All the things mentioned above, forget about them. You will just relax and chill as you lay down in soft and fluffy bed with an airconditioned tent. You sip your coffee while mesmerizing by the beach. And you'll just say, "this is life".
WHAT IS GLAMPING
Glamping is a portmanteau of "glamorous" and "camping", and describes a style of camping with amenities and, in some cases, resort-style services not usually associated with "traditional" camping.
WHAT TO PACK FOR GLAMPING
Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:
- Stylish face mask
- Water container/tumbler to rehydrate
- Sunscreen for skin protection
- Goggles for swimming or snorkeling
- Stylish Swimsuit
- Travel backpack / luggage
- Reusable vacuum storage packs
- Selfie stick
- Waterproof phone case
- Acion cam
- Camping tent
- WiFi kit
- Power bank
Shopee is my go-to app for things I needed like the ones above. If you'd like discounts and vouchers, you may get the best offers here:
Here I list 20+ glamping spots all over the Philippines:
NORTH LUZON
North Beach Camp
North Beach Camp is located in a remote place in the north tip of Ilocos Norte. The resort is powered by solar panels where you can stay at one of their five glamping huts.
Each huts can fit up to 2 people, but you are allowed to bring your own tents in case you want to round up a barkada.
Address: Sitio Aprot, Barangay Caparispisan, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Website
Valleypoint Campsite
Baguio often brings to mind a sea of clouds, pine tree-scented breeze, and chilly weather. It is the entry point to several hiking trails, including paths to the summits of Mt. Ulap and Mt. Pulag.
Valleypoint Campsite in Tuba, Benguet has kubo-style glamping sites where you can experience the joy of camping minus the hassle.
Address: Santo Tomas Rd, Tuba, Benguet [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Facebook
Crystal Beach Resort
In a not-so-touristy spot in San Narciso, Zambales, this glamping site provides a quiet and laid back escape from the city. A stay at one of Crystal Beach’s tents includes two single beds with a complete set of bedding, towels and toiletries, and a complimentary breakfast.
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| Crystal Beach Resort |
While they have a restaurant in the vicinity, meals are admittedly pricey and if you might want to use their cooking facilities if you’re on a budget. To recharge and experience what Mother Nature has to offer, visit the nearby rock formations of Camara Island or the lighthouse on the hilltop of Capones Island.
Address: Barangay La Paz, San Narciso Town, San Narciso, Zambales [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda
The Glamp
Another glamping site near Manila, the Glamp Zambales is specifically located in Liw-Liwa, San Felipe. They aim to provide the premier glamping experience, and their stellar reviews show that they’re doing it right. In addition to their comfy air-conditioned tents, their common bathroom areas are clean and well-maintained.
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| Glamp Zambales |
What truly sets The Glamp apart is how their packages include a s’mores kit to enjoy at their fire pit, and complimentary foot massage services! Their friendly and accommodating staff will make you feel right at home, too.
Address: Sitio Liwliwa, San Felipe, Zambales [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Facebook
Sand and Stars
Sand and Stars has everything you need if you're looking for some peace and quiet. It's an hour-and-a-half away from Baler, which has been drawing crowds since its surf spot became popular among tourists from Manila.
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| Sand and Stars |
Aside from offering a vast beach strip that gives an unobstructed view of the stars at night, the resort features tents with mattresses, pillows, a solar-powered lamp, a rechargeable fan, and electric sockets. The camp fee also comes with complimentary breakfast and welcome drinks.
Address: Dinadiawan, Dipaculao, Aurora [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Facebook
San Rafael River Adventure
San Rafael River Adventure has a floating glass cottage that you can take on a river cruise. Jet ski, kayak, paddle board, banana boat, and wakeboard activities are available for the more adventurous glamper.
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| San Rafael River Adventure |
Aside from the regular glamping package, they have what they call "Glamping with a Twist" where the tent is set up on a floating raft.
Address: Talacsan, San Rafael, Bulacan [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Website
SOUTH LUZON
Ten Cents to Heaven
Located on the hills of Tanay, Rizal, Ten Cents to Heaven offers a perfect view of the Sierra Madre mountain ranges and Laguna de Bay.
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| Ten Cents to Heaven |
Sometimes, the low-lying clouds descend to the camp and make you feel closer to "heaven." This backdrop is complemented with facilities for extreme sports such as a four-lane zip line; a tower for rappelling, wall climbing, and even free fall; a rope course; and a 4x4 adventure ride.
Address: Sitio Mayagay II Cuyambay, Tanay, Rizal [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda
Riverfront Garden Resort
Just two hours away from Metro Manila, Riverfront Garden Resort is the perfect destination if you’re looking for a quick weekend escape.
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| Riverfront Garden Resort |
They have rentable day beds for those who can't stay overnight, and while they provide glamping tents with mattresses and fans (or air-conditioning!), they encourage you to go off the grid and be at one with nature—there’s no WiFi on the premises, too!
Address: Barangay Pinagsanhan B, Maragondon, Cavite [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Facebook
Nurture Wellness Village
Nurture Wellness Village takes the glamping experience up a notch with its air-conditioned tents, BBQ dinner and Arrozcaldo breakfast, bonfire, and swimming pool. Their packages for big groups come with 24-hour butler service, while their offerings for couples include a 30-minute head and shoulder massage!
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| Nurture Wellness Village |
Whether you travel in pairs or with a group, you can avail of their complimentary activities like their farm tour, healthy juice demo, and coffee roasting demo.
Address: Pulong Sagingan, Barangay Maitim II West, Tagaytay, Cavite [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda
Glamping Etc. Philippines
Glamping Etc. offers geodesic dome tents that come with luxury mattresses, soft linens, a private bathroom, and toiletries. Guests can also use the kayaks, floaters, fishing rods, and body boards for free.
The almost futuristic dome-like structure adds a nice twist to experiencing sleeping under the stars or waking up to a beautiful view of the lake.
Address: Lake Lumot, Brgy. Lumot, Cavinti, Laguna [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Airbnb, get P3,100 FREE credits off your first booking
Nayomi Sanctuary Resort
Nayomi Sanctuary Resort's glamping tents sit on their own expansive decks made of pine wood to provide privacy. Each station also has its own lounge area and bathroom so you don't have to worry about queuing up for a shower.
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| Nayomi Sanctuary Resort |
You can take a dip in their swimming pools or book a tour of Taal Volcano after a good night's sleep in their hip and colorful beds.
Address: JM Katigbak Street, Alangilan, Balete, Batangas [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda
Noni’s Resort
The glamping accommodations at Noni’s Resort aren’t your usual tents, they’re cabins complete with private infinity pools, fire pits, and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Taal Lake and Mt. Maculot.
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| Noni’s Resort |
You don’t even have to worry about the elements dampening your holiday because you'll be safe and sound inside your fully air-conditioned glamping tent.
Address: Barangay Ping-as, Alitagtag, Batangas [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Booking.com
Taal Maranan's Farmville
Taal Maranan's Farmville, the town's first organic farm, has been around for over 10 years. As part of its mission to raise awareness about sustainable farming, the farm resort now offers a glamping option to guests.
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| Taal Maranan's Farmville |
You also get to enjoy delicious meals with ingredients that are freshly harvested. Pets are allowed at Taal Maranan's Farmville so you don't have to worry about leaving your furbabies behind.
Address: Iba East, Taal, Batangas [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Website
El Dionisio Paraiso
If Puerto Galera is a little too crowded for your taste, but you still want to spend a weekend in Mindoro, Pinamalayan’s coast boasts similarly beautiful views.
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| El Dionisio Paraiso |
You can spend your time right by the water in one of El Dionisio Paraiso’s glamping tents. They’re more straightforward tents than you'd usually see when you go camping, but they’re fitted with mattresses for a more comfortable stay. They’re also one of the most budget-friendly options on this list.
Address: Banilad, Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Facebook
The Birdhouse El Nido
This luxurious island getaway takes camping to a whole new level. Situated just metres from Maremegmeg Beach in El Nido, The Birdhouse’s glampsite consists of three luxury tents they call ‘nests’.
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| The Birdhouse El Nido |
Each nest can house up to four people, and comes with an adjacent outdoor lounging area, and a private bathroom. Your stay comes with complimentary breakfasts, too! From here, you can enjoy views of Bacuit Bay, Cadlao Island, and Helicopter Island. In addition, this glamping site is a great point from which you can explore El Nido’s many beautiful islands.
Address: Maremegmeg Beach, Corong-Corong, El Nido, Palawan [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Booking.com
Cabanas de Nacpan Camping Resort
El Nido's newest camping resort offers a peaceful respite near the popular twin beaches of Nacpan and Calitang.
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| Cabanas de Nacpan Camping Resort |
Aside from comfortable beds and pillows, guests of Cabanas de Nacpan are also allowed to use the resort's motorbike—the best way to tour the island and its many sights. In the evening, you can sit by the bonfire and nurse a bottle of beer while enjoying the view of the night sky.
Address: KM 18, Sitio Loblob, Pasedeña, El Nido, Palawan [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda, Booking.com
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Glamping Siquijor
With tents that can accommodate up to 20 people each, Glamping Siquijor is perfect for the ultimate barkada experience!
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| Glamping Siquijor |
At this beachfront glampsite, the number one rule is to enjoy yourselves — and they provide the amenities to make sure that you do! Each tent has its own furnished deck where you can lounge and have your own private barbeque. And what’s more, this glamping site is a great springboard for exploring the famously mystical island of Siquijor.
Address: Solangon Beach, San Juan, Siquijor [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda, Booking.com
Bluewater Sumilon
Bluewater Sumilon’s glampsite is located on the lagoon beach side of the island. A stay at one of their five air-conditioned tents includes an in-tent minibar, and a full range of daily meals, and an introduction to bushcrafting. (Yes, you read that right!)
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| Bluewater Sumilon |
This glamping site not only provides you with a different outdoor experience — it’s also a great training ground for a true blue camping experience. In addition to the bushcrafting class, you can even choose to sharpen your outdoor skills and enjoy activities like primitive cooking, knife care, and fire making!
Address: Bangcogon, Oslob, Sumilon Island, Cebu [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda, Booking.com
Camp Tent in Liloan, Cebu
Camp Tent in Liloan Cebu has sea views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Liloan.
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| Camp Tent in Liloan, Cebu |
All units include a fully equipped kitchen, allowing guests to prepare their own meals. There's a fully equipped shared bathroom with shower and free toiletries. Guests at the campground can enjoy an American or an Asian breakfast.
Address: 343 Bonbon Catarman, Liloan, Cebu [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda, Booking.com
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Dahun Villas Siargao
Located in General Luna, Dahun Villas Siargao is 9.7 km from Cloud 9 Surfing Area.
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| Dahun Villas Siargao |
The property is around a 6-minute walk from Daku Island, 5.6 km from Guyam Island and 8 km from Naked Island. The property has airport transportation, while a bicycle rental service is also available.
Address: Tourism, Siargao Island, Purok2, Malinao Rd, General Luna, Surigao del Norte
[ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda, Booking.com
Ultra Winds Mountain Resort
Ultra Winds Mountain Resort offers large safari tents that can fit up to five beds. Of course, you can opt to get just one big bed for a more intimate stay.
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| Ultra Winds Mountain Resort |
Camping fee includes comfortable beddings and the use of any of the 15 shower rooms in the area, but you may have to pay extra for breakfast, access to the swimming pool, and other activities like horseback riding and zip lining.
Address: CDO Convention Centre Access Road, Pualas, Baungon, Bukidnon [ HOW TO GET THERE ]
Rates and Availability: Agoda
Here's a complete list of glamping sites in the Philippines:
- North Beach Camp, ILOCOS NORTE
- Valleypoint Campsite, BENGUET
- Crystal Beach Resort, ZAMBALES
- The Glamp, ZAMBALES
- Sand and Stars, AURORA
- San Rafael River Adventure, BULACAN
- Ten Cents to Heaven, RIZAL
- Riverfront Garden Resort, CAVITE
- Nurture Wellness Village, CAVITE
- Glamping Etc. Philippines, LAGUNA
- Nayomi Sanctuary Resort, BATANGAS
- Noni’s Resort, BATANGAS
- Taal Maranan's Farmville, BATANGAS
- El Dionisio Paraiso, ORIENTAL MINDORO
- The Birdhouse El Nido, PALAWAN
- Cabanas de Nacpan Camping Resort, PALAWAN
- Glamping Philippines, SIQUIJOR
- Bluewater Sumilon, CEBU
- Camp Tent in Liloan CEBU
- Dahun Villas Siargao, SURIGAO DEL NORTE
- Ultra Winds Mountain Resort, BUKIDNON
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