The island of Digyo is one of four Philippine islands collectively known as "Cuatro Islas" (Four Islands). This is a beautiful little island with fine sandy beaches, tall palm trees, charming summer huts for rent and a small shop.
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The island of Apid is one of four Philippine islands known collectively as 'Cuatro Islas', or 'Four Islands'. The islands are relatively close to the large island of Leyte and we went here during our boat trip in the Philippines. The first of the four islands for us was the island of Apid.
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What to see and do in Malapascua, Philippines? Malapascua is a small and stunningly beautiful island, perfect for a great holiday with sun, swimming, snorkelling and diving. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Malapascua!
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Pacijan Island is a beautiful island in the Camotes Islands in the Philippines. Here you'll find Santiago Beach and the city of San Francisco, as well as a bunch of cool caves.
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Tulang Diot is a cosy little island in the Philippines, located in a municipality with the surprising name of San Francisco. The island is not large, but has a popular beach where you can sunbathe and swim, or perhaps camp.
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Kalanggaman is an island paradise in the Philippines, with white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and swaying palm trees. This is an uninhabited small island where you can make day trips from Malapascua or Leyte. For us, this was one of our first stops during our boat trip in the Philippines.
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What to see and do in Tylösand? Tylösand, located in Halmstad, is an incredibly popular place to sunbathe and swim in the summer. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Tylösand!
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Bounty Beach is a beautiful beach on the island of Malapascua in the Philippines, and also the most touristy beach on the island. Here you can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, snorkelling and diving, or just hang out at one of the many restaurants along the promenade.
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Although it was interesting to experience Cebu City, it is the quieter life at the beaches and on islands that attracts most in the Philippines. So we set off from Cebu City to the island of Malapascua.
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Guest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré
The Maldives is something many people have heard about in connection with honeymoons or the neighbour who celebrated his 50th birthday there. But that's no longer the case. Now that tourism is also welcomed on the local islands, it has become much easier and cheaper.
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