7 Days / 6 Nights | Premium Honeymoon Escape
Overview & Highlights
Crafted for couples seeking elevated experiences, Philippines Grandeur combines cultural immersion with iconic island beauty. With El Nido’s dramatic limestone landscapes, private heritage tours, and indulgent full-board days, this honeymoon promises romance, comfort, and timeless memories.
- Full-board experiences on key days
- El Nido island hopping with lagoons and beaches
- Private heritage tours in Manila and Cebu
- Bohol countryside exploration
- Scenic inter-island flights
Itinerary
Arrive in Manila, where colonial charm meets modern vibrancy. After a warm meet and greet at the airport, transfer to your hotel and check in. The remainder of the day is free for rest and quiet moments together
[]Hotels Details
3* (Standard) Property | Nights: 3 | Occupancy: 2
Inclusions
- 2 nights accommodation in Manila
- 2 nights' accommodation in Puerto Princesa
- 2 nights accommodation in Cebu
- Daily breakfast
- Private Manila City Tour + Destileria Museum with Indian lunch
- Underground River or Honda Bay Tour with local lunch (shared)
- Private Cebu Twin City Tour with local lunch
- Private airport transfers in Manila & Cebu
- Shared airport transfers in Puerto Princesa
- Entrance fees as mentioned
- English-speaking guide
- Daily bottled water during tours
Exclusions
- International airfare
- Domestic airfare (if any)
- Personal expenses
- Tips (driver
- guide
- boatmen)
- Terminal & environmental fees
- Travel insurance with COVID-19 coverage
Other Info
Payment Options & Schedule
Frequently asked questions
Is the Philippines suitable for honeymooners?
Yes, the Philippines is considered one of the most romantic destinations in the world
What is the best time to visit the Philippines?
The ideal time to visit the Philippines is from November to April, during the dry season. These months offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and calm seas, perfect for island hopping, beach vacations, and sightseeing. The period from December to February is especially popular due to the comfortable temperatures.
What are the must-try foods in the Philippines?
Philippine cuisine is a flavorful blend of Asian and Spanish influences. Travellers should try Adobo (slow-cooked meat in vinegar and soy sauce), Lechon (crispy roasted pork), Sinigang (a tangy tamarind soup), Pancit (noodles), and Halo-Halo, a popular dessert made with shaved ice, fruits, and ice cream.
Can this package be extended?
Yes, additional nights or destinations can be added for an additional charge