The Philippines is a tropical paradise for the fish-at-heart. With over 7,100 majestic islands, choosing where to start can be tough. There is so much to discover and explore in the Philippines whether by land or sea. Wander in awe of the Rice Terraces in Banaue, go spelunking at the Puerto Princesa Underground River, party at the white-sand beach of Boracay, or climb the peak of Mt. Pulag, there will always be a unique adventure that awaits you at every destination.

The Philippines is also home to a diverse species of animals, plants, and sea creatures. From the miniature Tarsier in Bohol to the gentle whale sharks in Donsol, the country is teeming with stunning wildlife.

The Philippines is also a diver’s paradise with at least 400 coral species to be found at various diving spots around the country. The Apo Island in Dauin, Negros Occidental was named one of the 100 best dive sites in the world [add more]. If you’re looking for something a bit more, dive for the remains of a WWII Japanese warship at the WWII Wrecks in Coron Bay, Palawan which is home to some of the most diverse and richest marine life.

If there’s one thing that tourists in the Philippines speak highly of after their trip, it’s the Filipino hospitality. Filipinos are fun-loving people and it is this friendly and upbeat attitude that highlights how It’s more fun in the Philippines. Throughout the islands, there are fiestas celebrated everyday and foreigners are always welcome to their homes.