Looking for some romantic destinations in the Philippines? We got you covered through this list!
The Philippines is an archipelago made up of many islands and here are some of the most romantic destinations you must go to.
Planning for a romantic escape or getaway? Philippines is definitely the country to be as its different islands always have something unique to offer to the people. For the adventurous couple or the laidback ones, there’s always something in store for you. Whether you are looking for a place to have a honeymoon or to pop a wedding proposal, we prepared a list of the best places for you.
For your romantic getaways, here are some of the best places in the Philippines that you can visit:
- Lake Caliraya
This is in Laguna and this is a romantic place in all sense. You and your lover will be left in the middle of a lake where the two of you can enjoy your much need privacy and rest.
- Siquijor
This enchanting place is found in the central Visayas region. Black magic and mystical stories are famed about this place but there’s one enchanting fact about this place and it’s the white sand beaches, cascading waterfalls in the middle of lush forests, and stunning ocean sunsets.
- Batangas
This is not too far from Manila and there are a lot of Batangas beach resorts if you are looking for some relaxing escape or a romantic getaway.
- Samal Island
The Island Garden City of Samal is a piece of heaven in Davao del Norte. This place has the perfect balance for some serenity and adventure. Moreover, there’s a long list of some of the top beachfront resorts in Samal, the perfect spots where you and your lover can spend time.
- Bantayan Island, Cebu
This humble island has much to offer. From the expansive white sand Cebu beaches, laid-back vibe, glorious tourist spots, and native-style accommodations, you will definitely find some peace and quiet here.
- Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, Bataan
This is one of the most unique hotels in the Philippines with its grandiose spread all over the 400-hectare property. Giving the grandiose vibe of this place are the Spanish-Filipino houses giving you a peek of what Old Manila is.
These are just a few. There are a lot more like the Batanes found in the northernmost end of the Philippines, El Nido in Palawan where you can find the clearest of waters, the UNESCO World Heritage Site and Spanish colonial town Vigan, the home of Taal Lake which is the Tagaytay, Baguio that is known for its cold weather, the world’s famous Boracay, and a lot more.
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