The Philippines, with over 7,000 tropical islands, boasts palm-fringed coastlines and crystal-clear waters abundant with marine wildlife. Beyond the well-known beaches and dive spots lies a varied landscape waiting for cyclists to uncover off the usual routes. Ride along rural roads meandering through mountain slopes covered in rice terraces, past historic Spanish churches, and along shorelines dotted with fishing villages offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Exploring the Philippines by bike provides a unique insight into the country’s diversity and charm, unmatched by other travel methods.
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Philippines Bike Tours
Island Hopping the Philippines
Philippines
13 Days 3830.00
ROUTE: Manila, Banaue, Sagada, Batad, Bohol, Chocolate Hills, Pamilacan, El Nido
Highlands to Islands
Philippines
16 Days 4200.00
ROUTE: Manila, Banaue, Batad, Sagada, Vigan, Manila, Taal Volcano, Busuanga Island, Coron, El Nido
Useful information for planning your holiday in Philippines
US Citizens do not need a Tourist Visa for the Philippines if they do not plan to stay in the country for more than 30 days.
From an overall perspective, the Philippines is generally considered a safe travel destination, with safety depending on your choice of location. Given its vast size, there are plenty of options to explore. However, it’s important to note that certain regions are restricted for foreign travelers. Several countries, including the UK, Australia, Canada, and the USA, have issued advisories to their citizens, urging them to avoid traveling to the Sulu Archipelago and Mindanao regions due to their high-risk status. These areas have active government warnings against travel.
Moreover, even within Manila, tourists are advised to exercise caution and avoid the Ermita and Malate areas. Nevertheless, the majority of other regions in the country are considered safe for travel. Nevertheless, it’s crucial to stay informed about the local situation and be mindful of potential risks and safety concerns.
