The most famous stretch of white-sand beaches in the entire country. Located off the tip of Panay, Boracay is a regular in the “Best Beaches” lists. It has become the most popular destination for both local and foreign tourists and definitely a must-go-to place at any time of the year. Peak non-summer seasons are during Christmas and New Year, Chinese New Year, and Holy Week. White Beach, which is also known as Long Beach, is the most popular in the island and is one of the best beaches in the world. Puka Shell Beach, though less than a kilometer long, is a stretch of white sand beach that’s famous because of its rare white puka shells, which are believed to be the best in the world. Bulabog, on the other hand, is an ideal spot in Boracay for windsurfers.

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Of the 123 islands that make up the group, the three most famous (Quezon Island, Governor’s Island, and Children’s Island) are definitely must-visit spots. Pick one among the three, or rent a boat and have yourselves dropped off and picked up at an island of your choice. Enjoy the white sand and clear waters at an island all to yourselves. Pangasinan’s most popular attraction is a cluster of small, white sand beaches with waters that are conducive for surfing, boating, snorkeling, and diving.

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Though it’ll take you half a day’s worth of travel by land, the trip will definitely be worth it once you see the long stretch of white sand, the crashing waves of the sea, and the strong winds. Pagudpud’s beaches has been a popular destination of wind and wave surfers, and those who want to really get away from it all. Pagudpud and Saud beaches, which are two of the most beautiful in the country, have become popular tourist destinations.

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Right at the heart of Cebu, the island of Mactan has been a getaway spot for those who want a taste of both worlds. Whether you want peace and quiet or you want to party party party, you’ll definitely find something that’ll tickle your fancy. Mactan Island has been known for its pristine beaches, world-class hotels and resorts (one of which is the Shangri-La Mactan Resort & Spa), and its close proximity to the Mactan International Airport.

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Another popular destination in the province of Bohol, the island of Panglao is one of the best dive spots in the country. But this doesn’t mean that non-divers are excluded, because the Panglao is lined with several resorts for your picking. The most popular beaches on this particular island in Bohol are Alona Beach, Doljo Beach, and Momo Beach, all three of which have white sand beachfronts and waters ideal for scuba diving.

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Camiguin has been regarded as probably the most beautiful island in the country. Often referred to as our local Garden of Eden, what with its number of magnificent waterfalls and both hot and cold springs. The island’s scenery will definitely make you want to come again (pun intended).

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This less-than-a-kilometer private beach, which faces the clear blue waters of the Sulu Sea, is a blanket of white powdery sand. Local and foreign tourists can enjoy themselves out in the open sea or in one of the resort’s two pools, which are fed by natural spring water and waterfalls. However, if you prefer a more intimate experience, then you best hie away to the private open-air Jacuzzi.

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Honda Bay, one of the premier destinations in the country, gives a different kind of experience. With clear blue waters that are dotted with small islands, tourists can enjoy snorkeling in the waters, island hopping, or simply just relax on the fine sand.

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El Nido, which is home to a number of tropical birds and towering marble cliffs, is more than just the source of the Nido Soup, one of the most scrumptious soups, served in Chinese restaurants. The area has the most beautiful seascapes in all of Palawan. This heaven on earth is one of the most popular destinations in the country, with its pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters.

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There is not one surfer who does not know about Siargao, a teardrop-shaped island in Surigao. With waves that rise from 9 up to 12 feet high and untouched beaches, the island has been a frequent destination of local and foreign surfers. It used to be one of the country’s best-kept gems, but is now famous for its beautiful beaches and regarded as a surfing paradise.

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Honored by UNESCO in the early 90’s for being the Philippines’ first natural site, Tubbataha is marveled not only for its beauty but for its value as well. Any serious diver considers Tubbataha as paradise, because of its spectacular reef and it is home to a number of rare fish.

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One of the most popular cities in the province, Anilao is best known for its beaches and dive sites, and is actually the main jump-off point to other dive spots such as Ligpo Islands, Caban Cove, Sombrero Island, Batalan, Merriel’s Rock, and Verde Island. Snorkeling is also a popular water sport in the areas of Maricaban’s Cemetary Beach, Red Palm Beach, and Sepok Point.

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