Palawan
After visiting the town of El Nido, head south to Puerto Princesa where it is possible to visit another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Subterranean River national park. Enjoy the unique rock formations as you paddle through and encounter distinctive wildlife. A bit further south of Puerto Princesa City is the Tubbataha reefs, another sensational world heritage site to see a variety of marine species.
Masungi Georeserve, Rizal
Masungi Georeserve is home to hundreds of plant and animal species, tucked away in the rainforests of rizal. The conservations area aims to protect the floral and fauna but allow tourists to enjoy the highlights of this unique place.
Batanes
Batanes has been declared a priority by the Department of Tourism as an ecotourism zone, where it will be protected from unnecessary development causing negative harm to the area. This is an island where you can really disconnect and immerse into nature, expect green rolling hills that meet blue waters. For the adventurous, Mt Iraya is the 1000 metre high volcano that can be climbed with world-class views at the top.
Siargao Island
Siargao has been put on the map because of its great surf but it is also a natural paradise. For the adventurous traveller, this island offers surfing lessons, rock pool hunting, hiking and is for lovers of empty beaches.
Author: travelhub.wttc.org
published 2024-04-18 04:44:20
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