Drop by at these vacation spots in the Philippines before summer ends
Summer is all about relaxation and taking that well-deserved break. And now that people are more free to move around, tourists are taking advantage to enjoy the summer sun.
As they label 2023 as the year of “revenge travel,” tourists are pushing through with their vacation plans but also keeping safety in mind. With offerings from companies such as Igloo's Travel Master Insurance, traveling around the country will remain fun, stress-free, hassle-free, and most important, safe.
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Simply head on to your GCash accounts to avail yourself of the coverage. The next step though is identifying where you'll be going. With hundreds of choices to choose from, we understand the struggle that's why we did the leg work for you.
Whether you haven't hopped on a summer vacation yet or want to go embark on one last adventure, these vacation spots around the Philippines are something you might want to check out.
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Island Garden City of Samal
For avid lovers of the ocean, the Island Garden City of Samal is the best place for you. Situated at the heart of the Davao Gulf, the large resort island is a great destination for those who want to soak in the beautiful landscapes and seascapes of the Philippines. Snorkeling around the 150-hectare Coral Garden and Marine Park is a must-try!
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Alona Beach
If a pristine white sand beach is what you're looking for, Alona Beach in Panglao, Bohol is the place to be. The white sand beach stretches a good 1.5 kilometers and is in full view of the blue waters of the sea of Bohol. Nearby is Balicasag Island where you can also immerse yourself in the rich marine biodiversity of the place.
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The Ruins
For that picturesque vacation, the dubbed Taj Mahal of the Philippines or The Ruins is also a nice spot. Situated in Talisay, Bacolod City, the popular tourist spot has a rich culture and history that would allow you to bask in the wonders of architecture.
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Museo Orlina
If a breezy museum break is what you wish for, you can drop by the Museo Orlina in Tagaytay City. The museum houses the many glass sculptures of famed Filipino visual artist Ramon Orlina. Spend an hour or two exploring the four-floor exhibit area including the Reflections Gallery where Mr. Orlina exhibits videos, images, and documents charting his art journey; and the Naesa Gallery which features an ever-changing exhibition featuring up-and-coming Filipino artists.
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Tam-awan Village
For those who want to bask in the art and history of Baguio City, Tam-awan Village located in Pinsao Proper, Baguio is the place for you. The village features indigenous craftsmanship and Ifugao architecture alongside art pieces made by local artists set within a sprawling and beautiful mountainside forest.
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Bell Church
Last, but definitely not least, is the 63-year-old Taoist temple called the Bell Church located in La Trinidad, Benguet. Here visitors can enjoy the beautiful architecture and the quaint lotus pond and even have their fortunes read by the monks of the temple.
WHILE ON YOUR SUMMER ESCAPADE, MAKE SURE TO BRING WITH YOU THESE BEAT-THE-HEAT ESSENTIALS.
