Lying very close to Negros, Cebu et Bohol, the island of Malapascua, remains a secret, lesser known place; has yet to be discovered by mass tourism, and provides an experience of what Southeast Asia was like in the days before there were so many travellers touring the area.
An island paradise in the south of the Philippines and home to the second smallest primate in the world, a tiny beast with huge eyes, Bohol is also famous for its warmth and smiles given by its people!
Sabang is a small, peaceful village located in the north of Palawan and mainly famous for being the departure point for visits to the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, which is an enjoyable place to spend some time.
Honda Bay is located very close to Puerto Princesa and contains a large number of islets and coral reefs at which there is an incredibly rich variety of aquatic life to be found.
An island between the South China Sea and the Sulu Sea, Palawan Province is a little gem.
Known for its black magic, Siquijor has numerous enchanting attractions.
There's no road access to these amazing terraced rice fields, which are a classified UNESCO site.
A tiny island lying almost lost at the heart of the Visayas, Apo is a veritable paradise for keen divers and snorkelers.
Pamilacan is a small island in the middle of the Visayas. It is still very authentic.
A succession of islands punctuated with lagoons, beaches, karstic cliffs... This archipelago is considered as the most beautiful place ever explored by the sailor, Cousteau.
From the highest point of the island, you get a breathtaking view over this range of small hills that line Bohol Island.
The Puerta Princesa Subterranean River National Park is remarkable. It reunites a set of caves which an underground river travels through, in the heart of a luxurious primary forest. For adventurers.
Luzon is the largest of the 7000 islands that make up the Philippines. Mountains, volcanoes, white beaches, tropical forests and an urban jungle - Luzon Island's diversity is mind-boggling.
The gateway to the mountains and home to the Ifugao culture, and one of the most beautiful collections of rice terraces in the whole country.  
Naga is a student city, popular for its tasty food and its nightlife. 
Head off to explore Cebu City and its multi-coloured jeepneys; they are worth the trip all on their own! Of course, there's much more to the island of Cebu itself than just that: sunshine, beaches extending as far as the eye can see, and the wonderfully adorable Filipino people.
With its clean mountain air, often surprising cultural sites and a welcoming, laid back atmosphere, Sagada is a great destination for a nature meets culture holiday.
Pagudpud is a seaside town in the far north of the Philippines.
The main town on Busuanga Island. Considered to be the Philippines' shipwreck dive capital.
Balicasag lies to the south of Panglao and is famous for its marine wildlife sanctuary.