The Philippines is known for its numerous and diverse islands.

It contains 7641 islands, making it one of the world's

largest archipelagos comprising of 2000 inhabited islands spanning from white beaches to underground rivers to
mountains and hills. It is indeed a place for adventure and exploration. Philippines beaches are a great resource of
the country's tourism industry. The Department of Tourism campaign “It's more fun in the Philippines” often highlights
the beauty of the beaches and islands of the archipelago. Promoting island life enticing both international and
domestic tourists. The Philippines is a beautiful travel destination and it's no surprise that it's becoming a popular
destination for digital nomads or people who work remotely who does not want a beach view while working right.
Philippines beaches are known for its Gatorade Blue waters and amazing marine life making it a perfect destination
for snorkeling and scuba diving. Enthusiasts dreaming of swimming with the magical dolphins and whale sharks or
just simply watching those from a distance come to the Philippines. It is the place to unwind to participate in various
activities burn calories by swimming with the dolphins snorkeling or just simply resting while watching the beauty of
the sunset accompanied by the long waves.

the hundred islands located

in the Province of Pangasinan in the northwestern part of Luzon shows
off 124 islands during low tide and 123 Islands during high tide. The Hundred Islands are
accessible from one another. Wanna go island hopping?
Pangasinan is known for its bangus or milk fish named after the national fish of the Philippines
“Panga” “Sinan” also celebrates the Bangus Festival. The Bangus Festival is held to honor the
milkfish aquaculture industry, long supporting the province's local economy. It is held in
Dagupan City and lasts up to 10 days. There are various activities to do in Pangasinan aside
from island hopping, sightseeing on Governor's island swimming or kayaking on children's
island or a picnic in the Quezon Island Pangasinan. Quezon Island is the most developed of the
hundred islands containing many huts cottages and picnic areas. A 56-foot Christ the Savior
statue is also a must visit in the island of Pangasinan which is located atop pilgrimage island.
Before the onslaught of Covid, Pangasinan had a total of 522,907 visitor arrivals in 2019, with
January 2021 as the most current record it is dropped to 93 344.
Medan Island, commonly known as White Island, is an uninhabited island located in the
region of Northern Mindanao. It is composed of pure white sands that make up a
dazzling white sandbar surrounded by the vibrant blues of the ocean. Camiguin Island is
known to be the island born of fire as it has seven volcanoes and several volcanic
domes. The White Island is a perfect place to view the volcano-mount Hibok-hibok and
mount Vulcan. It is only a kilometer away from the volcanic island of Camiguin besides
the sandbar to enjoy. There are still other exciting activities to do while in Camiguin, you
can visit the giant clam sanctuary where giant clams thrive in shallow coastal areas and
the reef at the far end of Camiguin Island, enjoy the iconic landmark on the island, the
old Catarman church or the old church ruins located in Bonbon, Catarman, the ruins of
Gui-ob church are all that is left and remain even after the volcanic eruption of mount
Vulcan and mount Hibok-hibok. Hiking and walking to follow the old volcano trails are
also part of the Camiguin adventure in pre-coveted times. Between January and
September of the year 2019, 568,163 tourists visited Camiguin’s White Island and
according to the Department of Tourism, Camiguin is expected to reopen this year with
the new normal and anti-covert protocols in place for the safety of guests.

The iconic “Cloud 9” is located in Siargao, which is known as the country’s Surfing
Capital. Siargo has the most challenging surfer waves that are known to many all over
the world. The annual Siargao surfing cup is one of the major international sporting
events held there. Siargao also has other activities such as cave explorations and rock
climbing. Other water activities are kayaking or boating, windsurfing and sailing. Siargao
Island consists white pristine beaches and islands lagoons surrounded by coconut trees
balanced with the lush greenery and clear waters. You'll really feel the island life while
staying. Apart from Siargao's well-known beaches,there are a number of additional
must-see attraction. The famed Siaragao burgos coconut road is a long stretch of road
lined with hundreds of coconut trees and is regarded as one of the island's most
instagramable sites as one of the top tourist attractions in the Philippines. Siargoa is no
stranger to international recognition. Siargao entered fashion and lifestyle magazine
Vogue Paris top 10 islands to go on holiday this summer list in 2020 and was listed
among 100 international travel destinations. In time magazine's world's greatest places
for the year 2021, Siargoa was also named one of the best holiday destinations of 2020
by Condé Nast Traveler and was recognized as the best island in Asia in October 2018.
Department of Tourism estimated that about 200,000 tourists visited Siargoa island
during pre-covered times in 2019. It was reopened again in September 2020. Siargao
Island is known for its white pristine beaches islands lagoons and coconut trees
complemented by lush greenery and clear oceans during your stay you'll get a true taste
of island life.

Batan Islands, also called “Batanes Islands” is known as the home of the winds
because of its weather that is both serene and windy. It is located north of Luzon in the
Luzon strait. Due to its distance from mainland Luzon and the rest of the country, the
Batan Islands reflect the Ivatan people's simple lifestyle and culture that attracts tourists
to come and experience it themselves. Batanes is made up of ten small islands but only
three of them are inhabited Batan, Itbayat and Sabtang. Located in Sabtang island is
the Morong beach that is one of more popular beaches in the province. Unlike other
beaches in Batanes, Morong beach has softer waves making it safer for tourists to
swim. Basco lighthouse is a must-visit tourist spot too in Batan. In 2019 there were
45,419 tourists who visited Batanes. Only few tourists visit Batanes because of its
location and the airfare is significantly higher than the usual domestic fares. What
makes Batan, Batanes a top destination is it offers tourist peace and tranquility. Batanes
is usually described as the New Zealand of the Philippines by the Tourist despite their
small population. The Ivatan people are one to look forward to when you visit they are
calm and friendly in nature. They were recognized for their resilience as typhoons
frequently passed through Batanes and their honesty there was even a well-known
honesty stores. No cashiers nor any staff it's a self-service store where you could buy
coffee souvenirs and food and leave the payment in the log book. The Batan Islands
surrounded by high mountains hills and lush green terrains provides a soul coming
ambiance that when you visit the words peace and relaxing will linger within you.

Philippines’ top tourist and most famous destination. The island of Boracay located in
the province of Aklan and Western Visayas. Their beautiful white beaches are among
the most popular tourism destinations globally. Boracay's most popular attractions are
its exquisite world famous white beaches and island nightlife. Their white sand beach is
divided into three sections station one, two and three. Station one contains high-end
resorts and restaurants station, two have malls and bars while station 3 has fewer and
more peaceful crowds. Tourists would be able to settle and comfortably. Boracay has
thrilling activities such as kite surfing, island and beach hopping with snorkeling sunset
cruise cliff jumping tour parasailing and many more. Bilabog beach is one of the
beautiful beaches of Boracay where tourists can kite surf. Another is Puka beach also
known as Shell Beach. Boracay has also received international acclaim having been
named the world's best island getaway by travel plus leisure magazine in 2011 and it
was also named one of the world's top beach destinations for 2012 by the travel website
tripadvisor users. In 2018 the President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte decided to
shut the island down for six months to allow environmental rehabilitation to improve its
ecological sustainability. It was reopened and in pre-pandemic 2019. Boracay was
among the top tourist destinations and had recorded 2 million 34,599 tourists since it
gradually reopened in june 2020. The high rate of tourists increased again.

Puerto Princesa, famously known as the city of forest is a first-class highly urbanized
city in the province of Palawan in the western Philippines. The Puerto Princesa
subterranean river national park also known as the underground river is the most
recognized destination in Palawan which is a UNESCO world heritage site and holds a
place in the new seven wonders of nature. Puerto Princesa is rich in historical sites
lagoons islands and beaches and its crystal blue waters. It has been recognized as the
cleanest and greenest city of the Philippines. Many activities are also available such as
visiting Palawan’s underground river, island hopping relaxing on Palawan beaches and
snorkeling. They had gathered for at least 1.2 million tourists in 2019 before it had
decreased by 80 percent because of the Pandemic. Nonetheless, Palawan is still under
restrictions but are expected to reopen tourism again this year.

Best Island in the Philippines, Coron, Palawan. It is also a tropical island in the province
of Palawan, famous for its crystal clear freshwater lakes shallow water coral reefs
limestone landscapes and beautiful beaches. It's one of the best dive destinations in the
Philippines and known for world-class World War II era wreck diving. A fleet of World
War II wreck sunk by the US Navy in 1944 can be found in the surrounding waters. It is
truly an adventure and trip back to history. Coron is a separate group of islands from the
main Palawan Island. Coron's town is smaller and quieter than El Nido's. Coron had a
total of 292,546 tourists pre-pandemic in 2019. Other tourists tend to put Coron in their
itinerary islands and El Nido and Puerto Princesa when visiting Palawan. Coron also
has its uniqueness and beauty other than El Nido’s and Puerto Princesa’s attractions.
The famous twin lagoon is one of Coron's Pride. It is one of the most well-known tourist
destinations in the Philippines. The twin lagoon comprises two lakes divided by a
limestone rock that contains both fresh and salt water making it ideal for swimming
snorkeling and scuba diving. Lake Kayangan is also one of the most visited and
photographed locations in Coron. It is accompanied by lush limestone cliffs and Coron's
crystal clear fresh waters and it has been considered the cleanest lake in the
Philippines.