Inside Siargao
Surf in the morning, a sandbar by lunch, a lagoon by paddleboard in the afternoon. Siargao is easy to love and surprisingly easy to get wrong: tides, swell and the one road decide what works on which day. We plan it around all three.
Surf lessons timed to the tide, with local coaches on beginner-friendly breaks
Naked, Daku and Guyam by private boat, before the midday crowd
Sugba Lagoon through the Del Carmen mangroves, and Magpupungko pools at low tide
Connections via Manila or Cebu planned so you don't lose a day each way
Pair it with Palawan or Bohol for a two-island trip that flows
15 days · Essential / Boutique / Premium
Manila • Siargao • Bohol • El Nido
Six days on Siargao with proper surf coaching, then Bohol to rest your shoulders and El Nido's lagoons to finish. Built for beginners and improvers, with something for non-surfers too.
From €2,300per person ·
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14 days · Essential / Boutique / Premium / Signature
Manila • El Nido • Bohol • Siargao
El Nido's lagoons, Bohol's rivers and hills, Siargao's palm-lined roads. The three islands most people mean when they say the Philippines, in an order that actually works.
From €2,300per person ·
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16 days · Essential / Boutique / Premium
Manila • Dumaguete • Siquijor • Bohol • Siargao
Fewer stops, longer stays. Siquijor's waterfalls and healers, Bohol's countryside, then four unhurried days in Siargao. For people who would rather know one place well than see six.
From €2,400per person ·
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Dates, people, pace, what you love. Five minutes, no commitment.
A travel designer builds a day-by-day route with hotels, flights, transfers and experiences.
Change anything. Most journeys go through two or three versions before they feel right.
One confirmation for the whole trip, with clear terms and a secure payment.
We are in the same country and the same time zone while you travel.
Inside
A teardrop-shaped surf island in the Pacific with a famous reef break, island-hopping lagoons, coconut forests and the most relaxed social scene in the country.
Inside
The Chocolate Hills, tiny tarsiers, a slow green river and the beaches of Panglao, all within an easy two hours of each other.
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The Philippines' best-known lagoons, set in Bacuit Bay's 45-odd limestone islands, with beaches that look unreal and a small town that grew up fast around them.
Why Inside Philippines
We know the Philippines firsthand: the routes, the seasons, the places that have changed and the ones that haven't.
Every journey can be built around you: your dates, your pace, your budget, your idea of a good day.
We coordinate hotels, domestic flights, ferries, transfers and experiences as one plan, not a pile of bookings.
We are here while you travel. If a flight moves or the sea changes its mind, we handle it.
We only recommend places we genuinely believe are worth your time, and we tell you which ones aren't.
The right islands matter. So does connecting them intelligently, in the right order, in the right season.
March to October is generally calmer and drier for island hopping. The big surf season is roughly August to November. December to February brings more rain on this Pacific-facing coast, though it rarely rains all day.
Yes. Cloud 9 is for experienced surfers, but several breaks nearby are soft and forgiving, and most beginners stand up in their first lesson with a good coach.
By domestic flight from Manila or Cebu to Sayak airport, then about 45 minutes by road to General Luna. We plan international and domestic flights together so connections are realistic.
Tell us when you're coming. We'll help design the rest.