Top Ten Tips When Visiting the Philippines

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by: Queenie Bolanos


1. Be prepared for a very sunny weather  expect slight drizzles once in awhile. Always bring an umbrella and sun block (virgin coconut oil is the best sun block for a tan) wherever you go.

2. Keep Google Maps in handy - in case of doubt buy a printed map.

3. Keep hydrated. Bring a bottle of water always.

4. Bring a camera for a memorable snap chat.

5. Travel with family and friends.

6. Rent a furnished home with 2 bedrooms or more if necessary.

7. Be decent in thoughts, words and actions in the Philippines.

8. Always be careful with your belongings, best not to show off gadgets, be a smart traveler.

9. Eat what you need. You have no idea how good Filipino food could be!

10. Make new friends who are introduce to you by a trusted friend.
Have fun! There are so many things to do in the Philippines, like discovering the culture, attending family celebrations, meeting friends, relax and explore. Have fun in the Philippines!

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