Are you wondering how to travel the Philippines in 3 weeks? Look no further! This comprehensive travel guide will take you on an incredible journey through Manila, Coron, El Nido, Puerto Princesa, Cebu, Bohol, and Boracay, ensuring you have the perfect itinerary to make the most of your time in this tropical paradise.
Join us as we explore the bustling city of Manila, where modern skyscrapers coexist with Spanish colonial architecture. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Coron, known for its breathtaking shipwreck diving sites and stunning island landscapes. Experience the pristine beauty of El Nido, with its dramatic limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Puerto Princesa, home to the enchanting Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Continue your adventure in Cebu, where you can swim with thousands of sardines. Discover the idyllic island of Bohol, famous for its Chocolate Hills and unique tarsier primates. Finally, indulge in the white sand beaches and vibrant nightlife of Boracay, known as one of the world’s top tropical destinations.
Throughout this video, I will provide you with insider tips, practical information, and recommendations for accommodations, transportation, and local experiences in each destination. You’ll learn the best times to visit, must-see attractions, and hidden gems that will make your trip to the Philippines truly unforgettable.
Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple seeking a romantic getaway, or a group of friends looking for an epic adventure, this video has everything you need to plan your dream trip to the Philippines. Get ready to explore the rich culture, indulge in delicious cuisine, and soak up the natural beauty of this incredible archipelago.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the best of the Philippines in just 3 weeks. Watch our video now and start planning your perfect itinerary today!
0:00 Welcome to the Philippines
0:50 Manila
1:34 Coron
4:21 El Nido
6:25 Puerto Princesa
7:38 Cebu
9:18 Bohol
11:57 Boracay
12:36 Manila
13:45 Travel vlogs
3 Weeks Itinerary:
Manila (1 night)
Coron (4 nights)
El Nido (3 nights)
Puerto Princesa (1 night)
Cebu (3 nights)
Bohol (4 nights)
Boracay (3 nights)
Manila (1 night)
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Great video! How much did you guys spend for 14 days including everything? Also, you have beautiful teeth hahah
Thank you so much, your video's really helpful for me.
I think you Travel a lot harder than me. 😁 This was a Great Video, very detailed but I was feeling Tired just WATCHING this. 😁 Maybe I could do all this in TWO Months 😁
Every Spot you visit is the most beautiful place you have ever seen in your live 🤣 You say this 5 times in every video
Where are you finding these cheap flights? Everything i saw for my visit in november is 3-4x the prices you showed
Great video 🙂 How much did you spend on this trip? Thank youu
Thank you for this video! So inspiring!
How much was the cost of the trip?😁 great video
Thank you! What is the approximate cost for your 3 weeks, not including round trip flight from states.
El Nido, can not recommend the A and B Tour, its to crowdy. Better to do the C or D tour, on D tour we was nearly alone at one wonderful beach. And on your next Trip please visit the Siargao Island, i thin its the best of all 🙂
Amazing content that inspired me to create a similar video for my own YouTube channel. Keep motivating other content creators like myself.
Thanks for the inspiration. I just booked it, with slight variations.
Philippines is a beautiful country, check my videos to know more about the Philippines.
I will travel Manila>Cebu>Bohol>El Nido>Coron>Manila in November! (3 weeks). Nice blog x
Great itinerary, we loved travelling through the Philippines, it's such a beautiful country with even more kind and friendly people ❤🇵🇭
I'm a Filipino, and as a Filipino its really nice that to see that a foreigner like you is introducing our Country. I'm sending you a big thank you. ❤😊 May i know what Kind of Camera and Drone Camera did you use? Its would be nice to hear it from you. thank you very much ❤😊
What a great video and great outlay – helped me enormously. Thanks Kristi!
I'm going here solo and I can't drive. do you know about if its possible to get public transport to all the activities you did?
the secret lagoon is NOT secret ….it looks like a community swimming pool…lol
Sorry you cannot travel the Philippines for 3 weeks. There are way too may gems to see there 😂
For the beach lovers: Visit El Nido, Coron, Ticao Island, Tablas Island, Dinagat Island, Boracay, Tubbataha Reef, Kalanggaman Island, Sambawan Island, Cresta de Gallo Island, Balabac Island, Romblon, Camiguin, Malapascua
For the city slickers visit: BGC (ultra modern), Calle Crisologo Vigan (16th century), Baguio City (mini Europe)
For the hikers you climb: Mt Pulag, Mt. APO, have lunch on top of an active volcano Mt Pinatubo, Mt. Guiting Guiting AND the long list goes on
For the Cavers: the biggest caves in Asia are located in Samar, Philippines
Desert lovers (yes we have a desert here) and rock formations😂: Visit La Paz in Ilocos ; kapurpurawan Rock; Masbate; Biri ; Nagpatong Rock
Hotsprings and coldsprings: Maquinit in Coron; Lake Agco long list goes on
The cleanest rivers: Sibuyan Island
Waterfalls
Pagsanjan Falls, Catandayagan Falls (this rare waterfalls drops into the sea); Maria Christina Falls and long list goes on
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Port Barton is such an underrated place 🙂 hope it remains as local as possible
looks perfect, just how I wanted to travel
great travel itinerary , thank you for bringing Philippines to the world.
Wow, looks amazing. What did you think about the locals? And is it safe?
a beautiful scenery and fantastic nature that soon to be destroy by other country.
Great video! How much was the total trip for 2? 😊
I got the different rock climb tour guide above El Nido beach. I thought I might die at a few points. It was infuckingsane.
When did you visit?
This video has been perfect! Thank you so much
U should visit Pakistan 🇵🇰
Good advices, thanks for the video!
+ nature;
– everything else!!!! especially food.
such a beautiful country… and peoples
As someone into free diving and scuba. This is def going on the bucket list.
Remember to tip your tour guides people!!! It's a job done out of love and passion, not because it pays the bills (it doesn't pay the bills). And if you think about it, they really are providing a much bigger service than a waiter at a restaurant taking your order.
Trust me, they need the money, they get a really small percentage of that price you paid for booking and they will be very very appreciative that you thought of them and gave them a tip, even if it's on the small side.
I worked tourism for 10~ years on boats. I'd honestly do it if everyone tipped, because that's the difference between having to get a 2nd job and work 60h/wk total vs. being able to afford basic necessities on your 40h/wk job
I worked 7am til about an hour after sunset, 13-14h, on full days.
We would serve food, work the bar and mix drinks, hang out with guests and tell them facts about the island and give them interesting stories, and also work all the responsibilities of boat crew, also all of us certified lifeguards taking them on snorkel tours on the coastline… The amount of people who don't tip for something like this is astounding. Everyone was struggling financially, 80-90% of us had 2nd job or 2nd stream of revenue. It's a beautiful, fun and rewarding job… But make no mistake, it's an absolute labor of love with very little monetary reward.
If you enjoyed the charter/tour and you liked your tour guides or the team members serving you… PLEASE TIP PEOPLE!!! I'm not even in the industry anymore, I just remember how it is. Most these tour guides go above and beyond all the other services you are normally tipping for: taxi, waiter, bartender, delivery guy, etc…, There's no excuse not to
Hi! I’m doing a two week trip. Which places should I cut from the itinerary?
There so much you missed out girly girl. Come with me next time.
Thanks a lot for the video, i was finding a little difficult to plan my trip to Philippines, since there are 50000000 thousand nice and beautiful places to see. We needed a small guide to help us cut through the clutter. 🙂
I really love your vlogging style. Very informative
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Im planning to go to Siargao 3weeks in June, if anyone want to join it will be a pleasure !
New subcriber here
Is June a nice time to visit?
Beautiful work!!! What was the name of the resort in Boracay?
Thank You for sharing， can be used by our trip in may！