The Philippines is a country that is evolving as a popular tourist destination. Often compared to Latin America due to its weather and atmosphere, The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7,461 islands. They have everything from active volcanoes, rice terraces, waterfalls, exotic forests, world class marine life, historical places, and modern Cities. Accommodation ranges from luxurious beach resorts to backpacker hostels and eco-friendly cottages.

Philippines weather is unpredictable. Although there is a typhoon season, they can come at any time due to its tropical climate. Most tourists prefer to visit during the dry season between November and April. The ideal time would be December to February as March and April can be very hot and humid.  The wet season lasts from May to October when tropical rainstorms can be experienced, however it is less crowded, and rates are often cheaper. 

With so many places to visit, Feet Do Travel share a handy list of 10 islands to visit in the Philippines.

The Philippines is a beautiful country in Southeast Asia made up of 7,641 islands. Known for its lush green landscapes and rich historical heritage, most people associate the Philippines with beautiful beaches and green jungles. However, this beautiful country has much more to offer.

From painted jeepneys to giant shoes, Feet Do Travel share 7 things to know about the Philippines.

Among the most valuable assets of the Philippines is its priceless natural biodiversity. The Philippines, like neighbouring Indonesia, is located in the heart of the coral triangle, and punches well above its weight in terms of biodiversity. Its island nature means large numbers of species have been allowed to evolve in this area in ways they haven’t elsewhere. 
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There are more than fifty thousand species native to these islands, of which more than half cannot be found anywhere else on the planet.

Of course, as the country’s economy develops, human activity inevitably encroaches onto the natural world. This is an unwelcome trend that could easily spell doom for countless species, especially if corrective action is not taken in advance. Once lost, biodiversity can take a long time to recover – and certain species may never recover. 
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Feet Do Travel discuss the biodiversity of the Philippines and the fight to protect it.

Are you looking for a new hobby? Do you want the freedom to go wherever you like? Concerned about the new normal but want to travel more?

Sailing could be the hobby you have been waiting for! Learning to sail will open doors in ways you never dreamt, and give you the chance to see sights from a new perspective.
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Feet Do Travel share 6 reasons why you should try sailing.

Backpacking holidays always seem like they should be about saving money. Travelling cheaply, living in hostels, and buying food from street markets where you can. Nevertheless, you can definitely inject a little luxury into your travels if you need it. Feet Do Travel share some of the reasons why you should treat yourself to luxury when backpacking.

​Ocean lovers around the world must do one thing and one thing only before they die: plan a trip to the Philippines. This island-chain country in Southeast Asia has over 7,000 islands and small islets to its name. If we’re being completely honest with you, spending 10 days here isn’t nearly enough. Unfortunately, life often gets in the way and 10 to 14 days is all that can be spared for vacation.

You could actually spend years here exploring all of the islands. Heck, you could spend an entire lifetime - and that still wouldn’t be enough! But for the sake of all you workin’ folk out there hoping to experience the Philippines in the 10 days you can afford, follow this itinerary to make the most of your time. 

The three Filipino destinations focused on in this itinerary will take you from the capital city of Manila to the stunning island of Palawan​ to the cultural mecca of Cebu. 

Before you embark on any type travel, you need to pack, which is sometimes daunting. Deciding what to pack can leave you with a headache, and you ask yourself "which essential items do I need", and "what should I not pack?" 

We have been travelling full time in Asia for over two years, and have perfected the ultimate packing list. Whilst we may not have perfected how to travel light, we certainly know which items we cannot do without.

We have been using this essential international travel packing list for many years, and it’s worked for us so far!

We have stayed in All Inclusive resorts, been on luxury tours, gone camping and now we are backpacking, plus we have stayed in every type of B&B and hotel in between. In other words, we know what we are talking about. Regardless of your age, how you are travelling and where you are going, we know the essential items to pack for worldwide travel.

We cover everyday essentials such as toiletries and electronics, how to travel plastic free,  which medication you should take, anti-theft protection, plus even what bag to take.
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This is Feet Do Travel’s ultimate packing list; all tried and tested! What we carry and why.

How would you describe Street Art? Is it graffiti on a train, spray painting on the side of a building, maybe a wall mural.

What is YOUR definition of Street Art?

I believe street art to be any form of expression in a public place, but it’s only living in Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines that made me question my view of street art. 

Outside of Manilla, Street Art per se doesn’t appear to exist in the Philippines. Manilla has the Filipino Street Art Project, a paradise for art lovers, and renowned Filipino street artists have filled the City with colour.

As a mural art lover and no street art in Moalboal, how was I to get my “fix”? When asking myself this question, a colourfully painted Jeepney drove past me, and suddenly I found my street art!

Jeepneys are a cheap form of public transport in the Philippines, and no two are the same – what an original way for me to search for street art in Moalboal and Cebu!

Feet Do Travel show you off the wall street art in Cebu, unique expressions of art in the Philippines.

Montpellier Falls, Alegria and Mainit Natural Hot Springs, Malabuyoc are two off the beaten track activities, where you will find no other tourists. Located in a quiet place south of Moalboal, visiting these two natural wonders is a true jungle experience

Cebu, Philippines may be famous for the sardine run in Moalboal and canyoneering at Kawasan, but it also has many beautiful places to visit.
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Feet Do Travel will show you how to get to Montpellier Falls and how to get to Mainit Hot Springs. An easy day trip from Moalboal, are you ready to discover two secrets of Cebu?

The Sardine Run in Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines is better than South Africa. Whoa! Now that is a bold statement to make – what can possibly be better than seeing billions of sardines?

The (almost) guaranteed sighting of millions of sardines every single day of the year is the answer.

The Sardine Run in Moalboal is a year round natural phenomenon. It’s completely ethical - they are not fed by humans and are marine protected. As filter feeders, they stay close to the surface which means you can snorkel the sardines by walking out from the shore at Panagsama Beach.

Nothing can prepare you that first glimpse; a giant sardine ball so thick it blocks out the sun. If you are a scuba diver because you love seeing fish, Moalboal is the place to add to your bucket list.
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But does it live up to the hype? Will it meet expectations? Feet Do Travel show you their experience of swimming with millions of sardines in the Philippines, at the Sardine Run Moalboal, Cebu.