The Amazing Road Trips in The Philippines
Officially known as the Republic of
the Philippines, it is an archipelagic country in Southeast Asia. It consists
of around 7,641 islands that are broadly categorized under three main
geographical divisions from north to south: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
The Philippines is a megadiverse
country filled with many places where road trips can be planned for a memorable
fun experience. The magnificent coastline, blue skies, some unspoiled places,
and mesmerizing views are a few of the things that make the Philippines dreamy
and epic.
It is important to note the
Philippines’s position as an island country on the Pacific Ring of Fire that is
close to the equator makes it prone to earthquakes and typhoons.
Below are the amazing road trips in
the Philippines;
1. Manila-Sorsogon Road trip
This is one of the more popular road trip routes in the country. Taking either the
eastern (Rizal) route or SLEX route, it takes 11 to 13 hours to drive from
Manila to Sorsogon City.
The scenic drive will take you
through the Laguna, where you can see the Pililla Windmills and visit Kamay
niHesus that is a holy place considered as a healing place by locals.
As you head to Quezon you can make a
stop on the way to Camarines Sur that is the largest province. There is a
zigzag road to with the photo stopovers at Gumaca.
While arriving at Naga city, you can
explore Camsur Water park. It offers various sports including wakeboarding,
waterskiing, and wakeskating.
Finally, leave Naga city for
Sorsogon. Along the way, make stops to click scenic photos. You can have lunch
in Legazpi City.
2. Batangas Beaches trip
This route will take you to some of
the province’s most stunning ivory coasts — a scenic lake, spectacular diving
sites, breathtaking rivers, fertile farm lands, enchanting mountains, and a
volcano.
Although known for its crowded
resorts and popular beach destinations like Anilao, Nasugbu, and Laiya. There
are lesser-known beach resorts in Batangas that are worth visiting. Many of
them can be found in Isla Verde (also called Verde Island), a secluded island
known for its diverse marine life. The island’s perfect for exploring the
depths of the sea through diving or snorkeling.
3. Milan to San Pablo, Laguna Road
Trip
The journey from Milan to San Pablo
is a 2-hour drive via SLEX Calamba Exit. The Seven Lakes of San Pablo is one of
the must-visit summer destinations for people who love nature and
adventure.
The city of San Pablo in Laguna is
famous for its seven crater lakes, namely Bunot, Calibato, Mohicap, Palakpakin,
Pandin, Sampaloc, and Yambo. These enchanting lakes are located in San Pablo
Volcanic Field, located between Mt. Banahaw and Mt. Makiling.
There are also 200 small monogenetic
volcanoes found along the Macolod Corridor, a rift zone between Mount Makiling
and Mount Banahaw, which is part of the larger Southwestern Luzon Volcanic
Field.
While at San Pablo you can enjoy
sightseeing, biking, swimming, rafting, trekking, and more. Take Insta-worthy
shots as well!
4. Laguna Road Trip
Laguna is one of the best road trips
in the Philippines. Many parts of the province untouched, still covered with
dense rainforests concealing several magnificent waterfalls. Many of its
historic towns retain many pieces of its glorious past. And its cuisine
showcases some of the best of the Southern Tagalog region.
The best road trip route to explore this
area is are: Calamba and San Pablo, where you can visit the Rizal Shrine. You
can have a delicious lunch at the bamboo raft in the Pandin lake.
Luisiana and Cavinti where you can
explore Nagcarlan underground cemetery and then enjoy a relaxing hike. The
region is home to two stunning trekking spots; Hulugan Falls in Luisiana and
Cavinti Falls.
Caliraya Lake and Paete where you
can enjoy biking and swimming in Caliraya Lake and explore the Pililla
Windmills.
5. Southern Cebu Road Trip
For nature and adventure lovers,
South Cebu opens endless opportunities to be blown away. Cebu is located in the
Central Visayas region and consists of the main island and 167 surrounding
islands and islets.
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