The Best Places Philippines First Times Need To See

02/18/2020

It's no surprise that the Philippines is a popular getaway spot. With its ancient archipelago of islands, beautiful beaches, impressive heritage architecture, and buzzy nightlife, the Pacific nation is a rising magnet for tourists from all over the world, Australia included. Let's make a list of best places to go in Philippines!

With a number of airlines now offering easy access to Cebu, Clark, and Manila from Australia (Jetstar, Air Asia, Virgin Australia) the Philippines make for a convenient commute, on par with well-trodden Bali. So what to see on your first trip over? Start with these top best places to visit Philippines and let the good times roll.

1. EL NIDO

The beaches on El Nido are considered some of the most beautiful in the world. Perched on the north end of the island of Palawan, El Nido features inviting aqua waters, white-sand beaches, and coral reefs.

2. SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH

The present-day San Agustin Church stands on the site of some of the oldest colonial buildings in the Philippines. First constructed in the 1500s, the church was rebuilt twice after being destroyed by fire and war.

3. BORACAY

The tiny island of Boracay boasts pristine beaches and clear waters, making it the perfect family destination. Water sports have become especially popular in Boracay, with thrill-seekers coming from all parts of the globe to enjoy windsurfing, waterskiing, kiteboarding, and parasailing.

4. FORT SANTIAGO

Fort Santiago, located in Manila, was built by Spanish settlers on the Pasig River. Fashioned from volcanic rock and completed in 1593, the fort protected its occupants from 'hostile natives' and marauding pirates. 

5. P BURGOS STREET

For those looking for entertainment with less of an historical bent, the famous party district lining Manila's P Burgos Street will fit the bill of fun. 

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