The Philippines, a multi-ethnic archipelago country in Southeast Asia, is located in southeast Asia, across the Bashi Strait and Taiwan Province of China in the north, across the Sulawesi Sea and the Barabac Strait in the south and southwest, across Indonesia and Malaysia, bordering the South China Sea to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Mainly divided into Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao three major island groups, there are more than 7,000 large and small islands, ethnic and culturally numerous.
The Philippines has both coconut grove beaches and volcanic waterfalls, sea water and clouds, lakes and mountains, and the scenery is very beautiful. Because it is located in the subtropics, rich in products, fruits and seafood in all seasons, and the Philippines is a multi-ethnic country, due to historical reasons, it integrates many customs and habits of the East and the West, and is rich in exotic styles. The Philippines, which is composed of 7,107 large and small islands, is rich in natural resources, has a long history and a unique culture. The Philippines is full of thousands of attractions, and every time visitors set foot on an island, they are bound to make new discoveries and never disappoint.
Boracay Island
Boracay is definitely the first choice for vacation, sailing out to sea, deep-sea diving, seafood food, special spa... Even a beach wedding at Copy is all No Problem. But if you want to experience the unique Boracay Island, then you must come with us to feel the fun and delicious twins here, and the seamless combination of "play" and "taste" is indispensable, which is also the unique charm of Boracay Vacation.
Manila
Manila, the capital of the Philippines known as the "New York of Asia," was drowned out by the chaos, danger, shootings, and corruption of the 2010 Hong Kong tourist bus hijacking, the high-rise buildings of the Makati business district, the red-light district of gays and sex workers, the centuries-old Spanish streets and churches of Malate and Ermita, the lush and bustling garden alleys, rats and children begging on the ground during the day. The city of stinking slums and oversized shopping malls is a chaotic assemblage where you can see heaven at a glance and hell in the blink of an eye.
Cebu
As you walk into Cebu, you'll understand why Spanish navigator Ferdinand Magellan fell in love with this beautiful and tranquil island. Surrounded by archipelagos, connecting the islands one by one is like the Big Dipper, as if the tide recedes and can walk barefoot from the sea. There is also a light and elegant city, and the years have washed away the old castles and streets even more. Although Cebu is the largest economic center of the Philippines after Manila, people still walk unhurriedly and without competition.
Dumaguete
Dumaguete is one of the popular diving destinations due to whale sharks and relatively low consumption. In addition to the charming underwater landscape, this seaside town in the eastern Philippines is also very rich in cultural atmosphere. With a number of universities scattered in the city, the youthful and beautiful university campus injects infinite vitality into the city, and the slow pace of life in Nanyang is comfortable and comfortable. This idyllic town like a peach blossom garden is simply the best choice for a relaxing holiday!
Siqui hall
Siquijor is located 30 km southeast of Negros, with narrow plains and deltas. It is the third smallest island province in the Philippines, located in the south of Cebu City and Bohol. When siquijor is mentioned, one thinks of witchcraft and mysterious and primitive ritual sacrifices. Attractions on the island include white sand beaches, waterfalls, caves, butterfly sanctuaries, and more. It is also a mecca for snorkeling and diving. During the colonial period, the Spaniards called it the "Island of Fire", because large flocks of fireflies stayed on this island, which looked like a small island emitting a strange glow from a distance.
Panglao
Panglao is an island in the Philippines, located in the Bohol Sea, part of the Visayas Islands, connected to Bohol, under the jurisdiction of Central Visayas, with an area of 80.5 square kilometers, and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines. The most prestigious tourist attraction here is Alona Beach, a white sand beach with crystal clear waters and coconut groves, beautiful and tranquil. Bali's Casa Island is a diving destination with extremely high visibility to the seabed and a rich diversity of marine life, making it a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Dolphin watching is also a must for visitors to Panglao, and the cute dolphins swim around the boat for fun.