The Philippines is a perfect destination for adventure junkies, sports adventurers, and thrill-seekers alike, with over 7,000 islands to visit. To conserve the country’s natural beauty, ecotourism attractions offer visitors a glimpse of the country’s natural habitats while also preserving them.
Let’s look at some hidden gems…
Masungi Georeserve
Located in Baras, Rizal, this place is truly a hidden gem for thrill-seekers that is surrounded by mesmerizing landscapes and greeneries.
Why visit this place?
Via its well-known Discovery Trail, The Masungi Georeserve has enticed both outdoor adventurers and first-time visitors to explore nature. Visitors will hike through karst landscapes, natural rails and trees, and commune with nature on this one-of-a-kind trail.
Things to Do:
Get your hiking suits ready and be prepared for an adrenaline rush! You can hike with your friends, family, and significant other and witness the astounding floras and faunas of Baras, Rizal.
Cuatro Islas Protected Landscape & Seascape
The Cuatro Islas, situated in the western part of Leyte, is a group of islands with white-sand beaches and colorful coral gardens.
Why visit this place?
In the province of Leyte, the group of islands known as the ‘Four Islands’ showcases a lush and diverse aquatic paradise. These are the islands of Apid, Digyo, Himokilan, and Mahaba, each with its own peculiar specialization.
Things to Do:
Named as one of the top destinations for diving recreational activities, The Cuatro Islas aims to give you an adventurous experience with their diverse underwater ecosystem. See the greatness of the sea underneath the cascading waves!
Mount Apo Natural Park
If you’re looking for a heritage site with a twist of adventure, The Mount Apo Natural Park is a must-visit!
Why visit this place?
Mount Apo Natural Park is a high-priority protected area and an important heritage site in the Philippines. This Natural Park is mainly used as a habitat for various wildlife species.
Things to Do:
Explore this glorious forest that is a rich source of natural resources. Be educated with information about our Mother Nature that will surely help our future Filipino generations.
Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary
Hailed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2014, this place boasts of rich wildlife biodiversity, particularly in Mindanao.
Why visit this place?
Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful reminder of nature’s adaptability, with land and sea habitats at different elevations. It is believed to include 1,400 distinct plant and animal species. Walk along the trails and see a hidden gem in the form of waterfalls!
Things to Do:
After witnessing the wildlife habitat, be refreshed and dive through Tinagong Dagat and Twin Falls that will thrill the adventurous side of you!