Adventure Holidays In Philippines

An archipelago of more than 7100 islands, most islands in the Philippines are of volcanic origin. There are 37 volcanoes in the country, of which 18 are still active. Only 2000 of the islands are inhabited, the largest being Luzon and Mindanao , but almost 1000 of the islands are no larger than 1 square kilometre. Although much of the rainforest has been lost, there are opportunities to explore it on the islands of Bohol , Mindanao and Palawan , which are covered in misty jungle. .

ADVENTURE SPORTS IN PHILIPINES

The Philippines offers breathtaking hiking and trekking opportunities along Luzon 's eastern coast, especially in Quezon province, while tours to the amazing lava landscape and ravines of Mt Pinatubo can be arranged. Alternatively, if water is your thing, you won’t be disappointed by the ever-present white sandy beaches. They offer a variety of choices for diving and snorkelling in clear waters, with a tropical climate, abundant coral reefs and varied marine life. .

ADVENTURE SPORTS AREAS AND REGIONS IN PHILIPINES

Best spots for water sports

Traditional canoes can be rented on most beaches, or enthusiasts can battle the rapids in Pagsanjan, where surfing and windsurfing are also popular. In the interiors of Luzon and Mindanao , Kayaking and rafting are available in the wet season.  

Best spots for diving & snorkelling

The islands of Batangas, Bohol , Mindoro and Palawan offer some of the country’s best dive sites, particularly Apo Reef Marine Park .  

Best spots for hiking & trekking

A trek through the breath-taking rice terraces around Banaue and Batad is a real highlight, while popular routes are available on Batan Island or Lubang.  

Best spots for climbing & mountaineering

At 2462m high, Mt Mayon in southeast Luzon is an active volcano that takes two days to climb. Another popular climb is the Philippines ' highest peak, Mt Apo at 2954m.