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Trip Style
Original
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Budget
Affordable
Max. Group Size
12
Pace
Moderate
Guide Level
Fully Guided
Trip Code
TOSNC
Overview
Book online and enjoy exclusive savings on Intrepid's 17 Day The Philippines: Mountains & Islands. Discover the Philippines on this 18-day adventure, blending cultural encounters with refreshing natural moments. Cycle through the lively streets of Manila, trek to the crater lake of Mt. Pinatubo and hike the UNESCO-listed rice terraces of the Cordilleras with local guides. Visit villages to learn about unique traditions and feast with communities.
Then, soak up Palawan's beauty as you trek to meet the Batak tribe, snorkel in clear waters, island hop around El Nido and explore limestone caves. read more With a mix of guided experiences and free time, this trip offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Philippines.
Then, soak up Palawan's beauty as you trek to meet the Batak tribe, snorkel in clear waters, island hop around El Nido and explore limestone caves. read more With a mix of guided experiences and free time, this trip offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Philippines.
Book online and enjoy exclusive savings on Intrepid's 17 Day The Philippines: Mountains & Islands. Discover the Philippines on this 17-day adventure, blending cultural encounters with refreshing natural moments. Starting in Manila and finishing in El Nido, you’ll cycle through the lively streets of Manila, see the crater lake of Mt. Pinatubo and hike the UNESCO World Heritage-listed rice terraces of the Cordilleras with local guides. Visit the Batak and Tagbanua Tribal Village in Sitio Kawasan, discover the limestone caves of Sabang and island hop around El Nido. With a mix of guided experiences read more and free time, this trip offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Philippines.
Itinerary
Kumusta! Welcome to the Philippines. Located on the island of Luzon – the largest of the county’s 7641 islands – Manila is the Philippines' lively capital. Your adventure officially starts with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you’ll meet your local leader and fellow travellers. If you arrive before then, take some time to explore the city and get your bearings. A walk around Rizal Park, conveniently located in the city's centre, is a great place to start. In the evening, maybe get your group together for dinner and sample some regional specialities, like abodo (pork marinated in vegetables and spices) and buko pie (coconut pie).
After breakfast, dive into a guided tour of multicultural Manila. Taste the different flavours that have been cooking up in the country over the past few hundred years with food tastings in the Muslim Quarter and the world’s oldest Chinatown. Then hop on an eco-friendly bamboo bike and ride around Intramuros – a historic walled area that was constructed by the Spaniards in the 16th century. Enjoy a lunch together and then leave Manila behind and drive to the foot of Mt. Pinatubo for tonight. Arrive in the early evening and you'll stay in a lovely local guesthouse in the countryside with a swimming pool. (B/L)
You’ll set off for Crow Valley this morning so you can get a view of the crater of Mt Pinatubo. You’ll arrive at the foot of the trailhead by a 4WD jeep. The hike isn’t easy – but the views of the crater lake at the top are definitely worth it. Formed after Mt Pinatubo erupted in 1991, the rainwater lake is framed by dramatic cliffs. Reward your body with a traditional lunch in Tarukan Village with the Aetas, the earliest inhabitants of the Philippines. The chieftain and a local interpreter will join you, making it a unique cultural experience. Do as the Aetas do and eat the meal – which will be laid out on banana leaves – with your hands. Head back to your lovely guesthouse afterwards for another peaceful night in the countryside. (B/L)
Wake up early and head for Banaue, travelling through rice fields and mango plantations. Break up the drive with a stop in Bacolor – this town was devastatingly destroyed by the Mt Pinatubo eruption. Visit the local church that has been half buried by lahar – yet locals still use it to worship by climbing through the upper windows. Hit the road again before stopping off for lunch at a local restaurant. You’ll arrive in Banaue in the late afternoon, where you can enjoy a free evening before exploring the rice terraces tomorrow. For dinner, maybe ask your leader for recommendations on where to try pinikipan (a local chicken dish). (B)
Jump on the local jeepney this morning to Sadel, where you’ll start the trek through the UNESCO listed Banaue rice terraces. These rice terraces were created by the Ifugao people and can be traced back 2000 years. A feat of engineering, the terraces were crucial to the survival of the people and are now known for their combination of functionality and beauty. Stop for lunch in Batad, where you’ll have the opportunity to talk to local Ifuago people in the village and try some rice activities. Return to Banaue in the late afternoon and spend the rest of the day as you wish. (B)
Travel to Sagada and embark on a half day tour around the town. Your local guide will bring you to some of the key spots, like the Hanging Coffins – an ancient burial tradition where coffins are suspended on a cliff – and the Lumiang Cave – home to coffins over 500 years old. Next, head to the home of famous Spanish photographer Eduardo Masferre, where family members will show you his rare photos chronicling the Ifuago way of life in the 1930s. The afternoon is then yours to explore Sagada in your own way – maybe you’ll check out the coffee plantations (and sample the delicious Sagada coffee), explore local farms, or simply relax and get ready for your next day's trekking. (B)
Get ready for another trek through rice terraces – this time you’ll start in Bontoc and hike along the Maligcong Rice Terrace to Faverey village. Listen to stories from a Kalinga local guide along the way and find out about their traditions. When you arrive in Faverey, you’ll learn about one pretty unique tradition in the village – the practice of living with deceased family members. Hike back to Bontoc and refuel with lunch before going back to Sagada (B)
This morning, drive to Baguio, affectionately called the City of Pines due to the greenery that thrives here. When you arrive, you’ll have a free afternoon. Maybe walk around Mirador Hill and Eco Park – a Japanese-inspired garden – or the Igorot Stone Kingdom – a modern-day castle. Later, come back together as a group for an interactive dinner with a famous local chef. Take a stroll through local market with your leader and learn about key ingredients for traditional Cordillera meal at the market, then join the chef and his wife for a live cooking demonstration. When you’ve picked up some tips, tuck into the grilled goods you helped prepare! (B/D)
Get to know Baguio culture today by visiting the local art studios and galleries, which showcase a mix of traditional and contemporary pieces. Stop by the Harvest Hub Studio and learn about a foundation set up to support women weavers in the Cordilleras through entrepreneurship training. These mountain-based women are working to scale their businesses and need this vital support. You’ll be guided through the studio, where you can meet local artists and learn about their craft, and maybe even try some traditional techniques yourself! Head back to Manila in the afternoon and perhaps rally your group together for a farewell dinner. (B)
Today is a free day in Manila. You’ll have another welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight to meet your new group members and leader. Until then, relax in Manila and maybe explore some of the parts you missed the first time around. If you're looking for a souvenir, head to Bonifacio High Street, where you'll find lots of modern shops, or explore the Quiapo street market for more traditional finds. After your meeting, perhaps get your group together to sample foods like lechon (whole roasted pig) and longganisa (Philippine sausage). (B)
This morning, take a short flight from Manila to Puerto Princesa. When you arrive, you'll instantly see the slower pace of this island compared to the busy capital. Puerto, as the locals call it, is the capital of Palawan and has been internationally recognised as the cleanest and greenest of all cities in the Philippines. This afternoon, visit a local farm and take part in preparing local rice snacks. Snacking (merienda) is a way of life among Filipino rural folks. Tonight, relax by the Iwahig River and watch as glowing fireflies dart in and around the mangroves. (B/D)
After breakfast, drive to Sabang. When you arrive, jump on a boat and travel along the Subterranean River, which passes through a limestone cave and into the ocean. After lunch, continue to the starting point of today's hike. Lace up your hiking boots and join your local leader on a hike to the Batak and Tagbanua Tribal Village in Sitio Kawasan, set against the backdrop of the majestic St. Paul Mountain. Meet the Batak Tribe – one of about 70 Indigenous communities of the Philippines – and maybe try some fruit directly from the cashew trees (weather dependent). This visit provides the opportunity to connect with the Batak and Tagbanua communities, learn about their traditions, and appreciate the harmony of their way of life within a beautiful natural setting. (B)
This morning, travel to Port Barton – a slow-paced coastal town located on the largest island of the Palawan region. When you arrive, enjoy a free afternoon to explore at your own pace. Maybe hike to the Pamuayan Falls, relax on the white sandy beach or watch the sunset over the region. (B)
Today, set off on an island-hopping adventure where you’ll spend the day exploring the beautiful hidden gems of Port Barton. See crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs and white-sand beaches as you travel to secluded islands like Turtle Sanctuary, Exotic Island and Paradise Island. During your island-hopping tour, step into the shoes of a local fisherman and learn about the age-old fishing tradition in Port Barton, where simplicity meets skill. Unlike modern methods, this technique uses only a hand-held hook tied to a single nylon line (kawil). This region is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and relaxing on the beach shores, so be sure to pack a hat and your bathers! (B/L)
Say farewell to Port Barton today and travel to El Nido this morning. With a backdrop of marble cliffs and white sandy beaches, El Nido is the base for many island adventures. There are over 50 beaches to discover, all of which are accessible by the boats docked nearby. This afternoon is free for you to explore at your own pace – maybe pack a picnic lunch and head out on an adventure to an isolated beach. Later, maybe join your fellow travellers for a drink at one of the many beachside restaurants. (B)
This morning, head off on a full-day snorkelling trip as you island hop around El Nido. As you travel to the island, take in the surrounding landscape of jagged limestone islands, rocky coves, virgin rainforest and white sandy beaches. When you arrive, put on your snorkel and dive under the clear water, where you’ll see the beautiful coral and many different species of colourful fish that call this area home. After an included lunch, venture out on various trips to lagoons throughout the afternoon. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner with your fellow travellers and toast to your final night in the Philippines. (B/L)
With no activities planned for today, you are free to leave the accommodation at any time. This doesn’t mean your Philippines adventure has to come to an end! If you would like to spend more time in El Nido, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time. (B)
Kumusta! Welcome to the Philippines. Located on the island of Luzon – the largest of the county’s 7641 islands – Manila is the Philippines' lively capital. Your adventure officially starts with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you’ll meet your local leader and fellow travellers. If you arrive before then, take some time to explore the city and get your bearings. A walk around Rizal Park, conveniently located in the city's centre, is a great place to start. In the evening, maybe get your group together for dinner and sample some regional specialities, like abodo (pork marinated in vegetables and spices) and buko pie (coconut pie).
After breakfast, dive into a guided tour of multicultural Manila. Taste the different flavours that have been cooking up in the country over the past few hundred years with food tastings in the Muslim Quarter and the world’s oldest Chinatown. Then hop on an eco-friendly bamboo bike and ride around Intramuros – a historic walled area that was constructed by the Spaniards in the 16th century. Enjoy a lunch together and then leave Manila behind and drive to the foot of Mt. Pinatubo for tonight. Arrive in the early evening and you'll stay in a lovely local guesthouse in the countryside with a swimming pool. (B/L)
You’ll set off for Crow Valley this morning so you can get a view of the crater of Mt Pinatubo. You’ll arrive at the foot of the trailhead by a 4WD jeep. The hike isn’t easy – but the views of the crater lake at the top are definitely worth it. Formed after Mt Pinatubo erupted in 1991, the rainwater lake is framed by dramatic cliffs. Reward your body with a traditional lunch in Tarukan Village with the Aetas, the earliest inhabitants of the Philippines. The chieftain and a local interpreter will join you, making it a unique cultural experience. Do as the Aetas do and eat the meal – which will be laid out on banana leaves – with your hands. Head back to your lovely guesthouse afterwards for another peaceful night in the countryside. (B/L)
Wake up early and head for Banaue, travelling through rice fields and mango plantations. Break up the drive with a stop in Bacolor – this town was devastatingly destroyed by the Mt Pinatubo eruption. Visit the local church that has been half buried by lahar – yet locals still use it to worship by climbing through the upper windows. Hit the road again before stopping off for lunch at a local restaurant. You’ll arrive in Banaue in the late afternoon, where you can enjoy a free evening before exploring the rice terraces tomorrow. For dinner, maybe ask your leader for recommendations on where to try pinikipan (a local chicken dish). (B)
Jump on the local jeepney this morning to Sadel, where you’ll start the trek through the UNESCO listed Banaue rice terraces. These rice terraces were created by the Ifugao people and can be traced back 2000 years. A feat of engineering, the terraces were crucial to the survival of the people and are now known for their combination of functionality and beauty. Stop for lunch in Batad, where you’ll have the opportunity to talk to local Ifuago people in the village and try some rice activities. Return to Banaue in the late afternoon and spend the rest of the day as you wish. (B)
Travel to Sagada and embark on a half day tour around the town. Your local guide will bring you to some of the key spots, like the Hanging Coffins – an ancient burial tradition where coffins are suspended on a cliff – and the Lumiang Cave – home to coffins over 500 years old. Next, head to the home of famous Spanish photographer Eduardo Masferre, where family members will show you his rare photos chronicling the Ifuago way of life in the 1930s. The afternoon is then yours to explore Sagada in your own way – maybe you’ll check out the coffee plantations (and sample the delicious Sagada coffee), explore local farms, or simply relax and get ready for your next day's trekking. (B)
Get ready for another trek through rice terraces – this time you’ll start in Bontoc and hike along the Maligcong Rice Terrace to Faverey village. Listen to stories from a Kalinga local guide along the way and find out about their traditions. When you arrive in Faverey, you’ll learn about one pretty unique tradition in the village – the practice of living with deceased family members. Hike back to Bontoc and refuel with lunch before going back to Sagada (B)
This morning, drive to Baguio, affectionately called the City of Pines due to the greenery that thrives here. When you arrive, you’ll have a free afternoon. Maybe walk around Mirador Hill and Eco Park – a Japanese-inspired garden – or the Igorot Stone Kingdom – a modern-day castle. Later, come back together as a group for an interactive dinner with a famous local chef. Take a stroll through local market with your leader and learn about key ingredients for traditional Cordillera meal at the market, then join the chef and his wife for a live cooking demonstration. When you’ve picked up some tips, tuck into the grilled goods you helped prepare! (B/D)
Get to know Baguio culture today by visiting the local art studios and galleries, which showcase a mix of traditional and contemporary pieces. Stop by the Harvest Hub Studio and learn about a foundation set up to support women weavers in the Cordilleras through entrepreneurship training. These mountain-based women are working to scale their businesses and need this vital support. You’ll be guided through the studio, where you can meet local artists and learn about their craft, and maybe even try some traditional techniques yourself! Head back to Manila in the afternoon and perhaps rally your group together for a farewell dinner. (B)
Today is a free day in Manila. You’ll have another welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight to meet your new group members and leader. Until then, relax in Manila and maybe explore some of the parts you missed the first time around. If you're looking for a souvenir, head to Bonifacio High Street, where you'll find lots of modern shops, or explore the Quiapo street market for more traditional finds. After your meeting, perhaps get your group together to sample foods like lechon (whole roasted pig) and longganisa (Philippine sausage). (B)
This morning, take a short flight from Manila to Puerto Princesa. When you arrive, you'll instantly see the slower pace of this island compared to the busy capital. Puerto, as the locals call it, is the capital of Palawan and has been internationally recognised as the cleanest and greenest of all cities in the Philippines. This afternoon, visit a local farm and take part in preparing local rice snacks. Snacking (merienda) is a way of life among Filipino rural folks. Tonight, relax by the Iwahig River and watch as glowing fireflies dart in and around the mangroves. (B/D)
After breakfast, drive to Sabang. When you arrive, jump on a boat and travel along the Subterranean River, which passes through a limestone cave and into the ocean. After lunch, continue to the starting point of today's hike. Lace up your hiking boots and join your local leader on a hike to the Batak and Tagbanua Tribal Village in Sitio Kawasan, set against the backdrop of the majestic St. Paul Mountain. Meet the Batak Tribe – one of about 70 Indigenous communities of the Philippines – and maybe try some fruit directly from the cashew trees (weather dependent). This visit provides the opportunity to connect with the Batak and Tagbanua communities, learn about their traditions, and appreciate the harmony of their way of life within a beautiful natural setting. (B)
This morning, travel to Port Barton – a slow-paced coastal town located on the largest island of the Palawan region. When you arrive, enjoy a free afternoon to explore at your own pace. Maybe hike to the Pamuayan Falls, relax on the white sandy beach or watch the sunset over the region. (B)
Today, set off on an island-hopping adventure where you’ll spend the day exploring the beautiful hidden gems of Port Barton. See crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs and white-sand beaches as you travel to secluded islands like Turtle Sanctuary, Exotic Island and Paradise Island. During your island-hopping tour, step into the shoes of a local fisherman and learn about the age-old fishing tradition in Port Barton, where simplicity meets skill. Unlike modern methods, this technique uses only a hand-held hook tied to a single nylon line (kawil). This region is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and relaxing on the beach shores, so be sure to pack a hat and your bathers! (B/L)
Say farewell to Port Barton today and travel to El Nido this morning. With a backdrop of marble cliffs and white sandy beaches, El Nido is the base for many island adventures. There are over 50 beaches to discover, all of which are accessible by the boats docked nearby. This afternoon is free for you to explore at your own pace – maybe pack a picnic lunch and head out on an adventure to an isolated beach. Later, maybe join your fellow travellers for a drink at one of the many beachside restaurants. (B)
This morning, head off on a full-day snorkelling trip as you island hop around El Nido. As you travel to the island, take in the surrounding landscape of jagged limestone islands, rocky coves, virgin rainforest and white sandy beaches. When you arrive, put on your snorkel and dive under the clear water, where you’ll see the beautiful coral and many different species of colourful fish that call this area home. After an included lunch, venture out on various trips to lagoons throughout the afternoon. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner with your fellow travellers and toast to your final night in the Philippines. (B/L)
With no activities planned for today, you are free to leave the accommodation at any time. This doesn’t mean your Philippines adventure has to come to an end! If you would like to spend more time in El Nido, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time. (B)
Trip Inclusions
- Hike the UNESCO World Heritage-listed rice terraces in the Cordilleras, crafted over 2000 years, and trek to the crater lake of Mt Pinatubo for breathtaking views.
- Savour Manila’s food scene, enjoy a community feast in Tarukan village and learn culinary secrets from a Baguio chef.
- Set off on a full day of island hopping and snorkelling off the coast of El Nido and Port Barton. Look to the bottom of these clear waters and swim among the coral and tropical fish.
- Meet the Batak Tribe, one of about 70 Indigenous communities of the Philippines, on a leader-led hike to the Batak and Tagbanua Tribal village in Sitio Kawasan.
- Enjoy plenty of time at the beach to choose your own adventure. Maybe take a daytrip to the Nacpan Beach, cruise the waters in a kayak or have a drink (or two) at one of the many beachside restaurants.
- Hotel (14 nights)
- Guest House (2 night)
- 16 Breakfasts included
- 4 Lunches included
- 2 Dinners included
- Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
- Price is for land, cruise and internal flights as specified. Flights not specified are not included
- Intrepid regularly update their itineraries throughout the year based on feedback and local conditions. Therefore the itinerary you see now may differ from when you booked. Global Journeys will provide you with detailed trip notes at the time of quoting, along with a finalised itinerary and trip notes before your trip departs.
- Hike the UNESCO World Heritage-listed rice terraces in the Cordilleras, crafted over 2000 years, and trek to the crater lake of Mt Pinatubo for breathtaking views.
- Savour Manila’s food scene, enjoy a community feast in Tarukan village and learn culinary secrets from a Baguio chef.
- Set off on a full day of island hopping and snorkelling off the coast of El Nido and Port Barton. Look to the bottom of these clear waters and swim among the coral and tropical fish.
- Meet the Batak Tribe, one of about 70 Indigenous communities of the Philippines, on a leader-led hike to the Batak and Tagbanua Tribal village in Sitio Kawasan.
- Enjoy plenty of time at the beach to choose your own adventure. Maybe take a daytrip to the Nacpan Beach, cruise the waters in a kayak or have a drink (or two) at one of the many beachside restaurants.
- Hotel (14 nights)
- Guest House (2 night)
- 16 Breakfasts included
- 4 Lunches included
- 2 Dinners included
- Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
- Price is for land, cruise and internal flights as specified. Flights not specified are not included
- Intrepid regularly update their itineraries throughout the year based on feedback and local conditions. Therefore the itinerary you see now may differ from when you booked. Global Journeys will provide you with detailed trip notes at the time of quoting, along with a finalised itinerary and trip notes before your trip departs.
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Friday
19 Dec 2025
19 Dec 25
Manila
Sunday
04 Jan 2026
04 Jan 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
23 Dec 2025
23 Dec 25
Manila
Thursday
08 Jan 2026
08 Jan 26
El Nido
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Friday
26 Dec 2025
26 Dec 25
Manila
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11 Jan 2026
11 Jan 26
El Nido
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US$5,713
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Friday
19 Dec 2025
19 Dec 25
Manila
Sunday
04 Jan 2026
04 Jan 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
23 Dec 2025
23 Dec 25
Manila
Thursday
08 Jan 2026
08 Jan 26
El Nido
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US$7,140
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26 Dec 2025
26 Dec 25
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11 Jan 2026
11 Jan 26
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Tuesday
06 Jan 2026
06 Jan 26
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Thursday
22 Jan 2026
22 Jan 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
13 Jan 2026
13 Jan 26
Manila
Thursday
29 Jan 2026
29 Jan 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
20 Jan 2026
20 Jan 26
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05 Feb 2026
05 Feb 26
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Tuesday
27 Jan 2026
27 Jan 26
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12 Feb 2026
12 Feb 26
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Tuesday
03 Feb 2026
03 Feb 26
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Thursday
19 Feb 2026
19 Feb 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
17 Feb 2026
17 Feb 26
Manila
Thursday
05 Mar 2026
05 Mar 26
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Tuesday
03 Mar 2026
03 Mar 26
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19 Mar 2026
19 Mar 26
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Tuesday
17 Mar 2026
17 Mar 26
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Thursday
02 Apr 2026
02 Apr 26
El Nido
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Tuesday
31 Mar 2026
31 Mar 26
Manila
Thursday
16 Apr 2026
16 Apr 26
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Tuesday
14 Apr 2026
14 Apr 26
Manila
Thursday
30 Apr 2026
30 Apr 26
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US$5,230
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Tuesday
28 Apr 2026
28 Apr 26
Manila
Thursday
14 May 2026
14 May 26
El Nido
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US$5,073
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Tuesday
17 Nov 2026
17 Nov 26
Manila
Thursday
03 Dec 2026
03 Dec 26
El Nido
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US$5,131
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Friday
20 Nov 2026
20 Nov 26
Manila
Sunday
06 Dec 2026
06 Dec 26
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Tuesday
24 Nov 2026
24 Nov 26
Manila
Thursday
10 Dec 2026
10 Dec 26
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Friday
27 Nov 2026
27 Nov 26
Manila
Sunday
13 Dec 2026
13 Dec 26
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Tuesday
01 Dec 2026
01 Dec 26
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Thursday
17 Dec 2026
17 Dec 26
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Tuesday
08 Dec 2026
08 Dec 26
Manila
Thursday
24 Dec 2026
24 Dec 26
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Friday
11 Dec 2026
11 Dec 26
Manila
Sunday
27 Dec 2026
27 Dec 26
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Tuesday
15 Dec 2026
15 Dec 26
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Thursday
31 Dec 2026
31 Dec 26
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Friday
18 Dec 2026
18 Dec 26
Manila
Sunday
03 Jan 2027
03 Jan 27
El Nido
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Tuesday
29 Dec 2026
29 Dec 26
Manila
Thursday
14 Jan 2027
14 Jan 27
El Nido
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Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,930
US$5,752
Save $178
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
05 Jan 2027
05 Jan 27
Manila
Thursday
21 Jan 2027
21 Jan 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
12 Jan 2027
12 Jan 27
Manila
Thursday
28 Jan 2027
28 Jan 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,820
US$5,645
Save $175
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
19 Jan 2027
19 Jan 27
Manila
Thursday
04 Feb 2027
04 Feb 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
26 Jan 2027
26 Jan 27
Manila
Thursday
11 Feb 2027
11 Feb 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
02 Feb 2027
02 Feb 27
Manila
Thursday
18 Feb 2027
18 Feb 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
16 Feb 2027
16 Feb 27
Manila
Thursday
04 Mar 2027
04 Mar 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
02 Mar 2027
02 Mar 27
Manila
Thursday
18 Mar 2027
18 Mar 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,820
US$5,645
Save $175
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
16 Mar 2027
16 Mar 27
Manila
Thursday
01 Apr 2027
01 Apr 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,820
US$5,645
Save $175
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
30 Mar 2027
30 Mar 27
Manila
Thursday
15 Apr 2027
15 Apr 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $6,050
US$5,868
Save $182
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
13 Apr 2027
13 Apr 27
Manila
Thursday
29 Apr 2027
29 Apr 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,490
US$5,325
Save $165
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
27 Apr 2027
27 Apr 27
Manila
Thursday
13 May 2027
13 May 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,490
US$5,325
Save $165
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
23 Nov 2027
23 Nov 27
Manila
Thursday
09 Dec 2027
09 Dec 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,490
US$5,325
Save $165
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
30 Nov 2027
30 Nov 27
Manila
Thursday
16 Dec 2027
16 Dec 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,490
US$5,325
Save $165
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
07 Dec 2027
07 Dec 27
Manila
Thursday
23 Dec 2027
23 Dec 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,490
US$5,325
Save $165
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
Tuesday
14 Dec 2027
14 Dec 27
Manila
Thursday
30 Dec 2027
30 Dec 27
El Nido
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $5,820
US$5,645
Save $175
Twin Share (Per Personpp)
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Note
A definite departure means minimum numbers have been reached for this departure to operate. Your Global Journeys Travel Advisor will check the availability of your departure date when you Inquire. Additional savings may apply. T&C’s apply.
A definite departure means minimum numbers have been reached for this departure to operate. Your Global Journeys Travel Advisor will check the availability of your departure date when you Inquire. Additional savings may apply. T&C’s apply.
Note
Tour & cruises prices are per person. Prices shown have savings applied, are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time without notice. Pricing and trip details are correct at this point in time, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking and are subject to change by Intrepid. For cruise itineraries, cabin images are sourced from the cruise-line and should be treated as indicative only. Cabin inclusions, upholsteries and room layout may differ to the image(s) shown depending on the ship selected and your sailing dates.
Tour & cruises prices are per person. Prices shown have savings applied, are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time without notice. Pricing and trip details are correct at this point in time, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking and are subject to change by Intrepid. For cruise itineraries, cabin images are sourced from the cruise-line and should be treated as indicative only. Cabin inclusions, upholsteries and room layout may differ to the image(s) shown depending on the ship selected and your sailing dates.
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