El Nido: Island Hopping Tour A Lagoons and Beaches

1.El Nido: Island Hopping Tour A Lagoons and Beaches
Tour A in El Nido hits Secret Lagoon, Shimizu Island, Seven Commandos, Big Lagoon kayaking, and snorkeling for around $23 plus a few local fees.
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Tour A in El Nido hits Secret Lagoon, Shimizu Island, Seven Commandos, Big Lagoon kayaking, and snorkeling for around $23 plus a few local fees.

El Nido Tour C blends Hidden and Secret Beaches, Helicopter Island, and Matinloc Shrine with lunch, life vests, and snorkel time.

A 4-5 hour Boracay boat tour with beach hopping, snorkeling at Coral Garden and Crocodile Island, and a buffet lunch with views.

Bamboo bike through Intramuros with expert guides, see Fort Santiago and San Agustin, Japanese cannon stories, and ice cream after. 2-3 hrs $27.

A 3-hour Manila half-day tour linking Tondo Market, Binondo Chinatown, and Intramuros walls. Tricycle, tuktuk, jeepney, Fort Santiago, churches.

A 4-hour guided loop from Makati’s skyline to Intramuros and Fort Santiago, with the American Cemetery and San Agustin Church.

Private boat hire in Coron with market planning, snorkeling lagoons, and a picnic lunch cooked from your ingredients. Up to 4.
“We loved all the stops especially the cave at the end. The market shopping experience was really exciting too. Our crew were fun and friendly. The lunch was delicious and the boat was clean and comfortable. Clyde was an excellent guide and helped us navigate the twin lagoons and taught the children free diving techniques.”

3-hour Manila street food intro with small-group tastings, tricycle rides, beer and juice, and a halo-halo sweet finish for $60.
“Chloe was a fantastic tour guide on our Filipino street food tour. From the moment we met her, she was incredibly sweet, welcoming, and genuinely excited to share her love for local food and culture. The entire tour was thoughtfully organized — every stop flowed smoothly, and she made sure we were comf”

Explore modern Makati and old Intramuros in 4 hours, with stops at Rizal Park, San Agustin, WWII cemetery, and Fort Santiago.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable. He told us so much information on the drive to our destinations. Very good.”

Manila to Tagaytay day trip with jeepney to Peoples Park, Intramuros stops, and big views from Paco Park to Manila Cathedral.
“It was an excellent tour. John Ferdinand, the guide, Pearl assistant guide and Kyle the driver were very professional and friendly. John was a font of information and provided many nuggets of useful historical information. He explanations were clear and comprehensive. He even provided some entertainment with”



















