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7107 Islands

The Philippines is an archipelago blessed with a wealth of natural resources, a rich
history and unique culture. Its attractions are as many as they are diverse, with
each island offering something different, something special to the most discerning
visitor. White sand beaches, lush green forest, majestic mountain peaks, age-old
structures, modern cities, rustic countryside. The list goes on.

The country is most popular for its beaches and deep waters teeming with a plethora of marine life. The Philippine waters have attracted a growing number of scuba divers all eager to discover the underwater treasures of the country. Most of the resorts are well-equipped with modern diving equipment and have in their staff professional diving instructors and guides.
Facilities for water skiing, jet skiing, windsurfing, island hopping and other water sports are also available. Those who prefer to keep their feet dry can still view the magical coral world through glass-bottomed boats.
The Philippines is not only for sun, sea and sand lovers. The numerous attractions present a wide array of activities to choose from whether you are in the north or the south.
For the nature lover, there is mountain climbing, birdwatching, cave exploration and even photo safaris. History and culture buffs may learn more about the Philippines and its people when visiting the museums, centuries-old structures, monuments, and churches spread across the country. And for a taste of rural Philippine life, a tour of the farms in the provinces is highly recommended.
Golfers have also found their place in the sun here in the Philippines. The country boasts of having challenging golf courses, some of which were designed by world-class course architects.
Whatever your interests are, our islands have it.