7,000 miles long and chain-like in formation, the Philippines is a strange natural haven and a perfect destination to travel to for a family getaway. Both of the country’s two largest cities, Manila and Cebu, are brimming with all sorts of good things to do with the children. Such as museums and amusement parks, and huge, theme-packed shopping complexes. The country’s championship postcard beaches are the prettiest gems of the country. Boracay and the white, blue sand beaches of Bataan are worth exploring. All these locations are very family friendly.
Family-Friendly Philippines Holidays
Visiting the Philippines with family and kids offers a world of adventure that’s hard to beat. Cebu Holidays are one of those at the top of the list for families looking for doses of nature, culture, and fun, old-style. The Philippines is a country that feels like you are at home. It is because it welcomes families with a warm hug and a sense of security.
The Philippines is a unique Pacific island country that luxuriates in rich Spanish and American colonial cultural heritage. It boasts of having a very diversified terrain range from fantasy beaches and multicolored rainbowed coral reefs on the coast of Cebu to cities, volcanoes, and rice fields. Filipinos are renowned everywhere in the world for being pleasant and welcoming in nature. Holidays here with their family members are memorable and stunning.
Manila
Manila is the ‘Pearl of the Orient’, a crowded Asian city which is largely underrated but pulsates. Manila does have sufficient history to return to in Luzon Island, that being its Spanish heritage. One of its oldest is a cultural symbol of Spain and one of the oldest in the city. Intramuros, 16th to 17th centuries, and the Spanish East Indies capital since 1898. It is Asia’s oldest walled and moated city with an operational drawbridge up to Puerta Real Gardens.
Cebu
Central Visayas includes Cebu Island among the Philippines’ islands. 225 kilometers long and thin, 41 kilometers wide from north to south. Cebu City is renowned for white beach, blue water and a mix of water- and land-based sporting events. It has child-friendly spots with simple exploration of Cebu’s history and culture. Using facilities of all types of creative and activity-challenge exercises.
Boracay
Pretty Boracay is an island that has attracted a huge number of individuals throughout the centuries. It has pretty beaches and blue water pretty much says everything about why pretty well is so attractive to individuals. More than enough to observe and conduct is present on the island, and among the largest tourist delights is nightlife. Though there are many nice bars and clubs to drink in, they do not come with the children’s price tag. They’re still filled with shows and fire dancing to entertain rowdy young visiting youngsters.
Families with children will, however, love the gem of Boracay as a beach. Shallow sandbars mean the island is perfect for little swimmers, and with performers, sand art and water activities on offer, you’re guaranteed to stay entertained. Other beaches worth visiting are Puka Beach or Diniwid Beach, which are less crowded and quieter than White Beach proper.
Palawan
Heaven on earth with water as beautiful as you can imagine, Palawan is richly deserving of its name being coined by tourists after it took the World’s Best Island two years running. Its capital and home to one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, the Puerto Princesa Underground River, should not be left out when visiting. Its town outside the caves is filled with such beautiful beaches and a jump-off to the most unforgettable ever island hopping experience. The finest thing that one of the weeds loves doing is a ride with fireflies, where everyone in the family is standing there gazing at the whole sky full of sparks.
Chocolate Hills
These beautifully irregularly shaped hills exist in Bohol Island, and more than a thousand of them are dispersed here and there over 50 square kilometers. They also refer to them as ‘coffee hills’ or ‘chocolate hills’ as they turn brown when the dry season starts to come, and so beautifully symmetrical the form that it would be a good backdrop to your family portrait. There are legends of such people’s natural one of which is that of a lovesick giant who cried giant tears, which created the much-beloved hills. UNESCO recognized today, the travelers can take their photo there since the hills themselves are traveler-closed. This is one of the favorite family sites to visit in the Philippines.
Kawasan Waterfalls
There are hundreds of family oriented waterfalls to study in the Philippines, and one among their favorites is the Kawasan Waterfalls. It is blue water that has swiped its primary photo magnet, and although there are two waterfalls, it is the first waterfall where it is visible in the original image that was uploaded on Instagram. The best way to visit Kawasan Falls and take some high-quality pictures, as well as unwinding, is canyoneering. Rising early in the morning, traveling early before the tourists is advisable, with all such peak vacation destinations being crowded
Conclusion
The Philippines, for families, opens doors to extraordinary adventures across 7,641 stunning islands. Cobalt lagoons, kaleidoscopic coral gardens, and authentic Filipino smiles are the very reasons why it becomes a destination that will make it perfect to chip out memories etched in your heart with your loved ones. So plan your next family holiday getaway to the Philippines now and create memories that will last a lifetime with those you love most.
