The Caramoan Peninsula, off Bicol, provides a totally untouched environment for kayakers willing to bring their own boats. This area is totally unknown to tourists so do not expect hotels or restaurants. But if you are looking for an outer-edge ocean experience, you will find it here. The Caramoan area is hit by typhoons so plan your expedition in the quiet months between December and June. Read more »

Camiguin Island (different from the island-province of Camiguin in Mindanao) is one of the five major islands of the Babuyan Group of Islands. It is located in the Luzon strait and north of Luzon mainland, about 100 miles in the northern most part of the Philippines. It is separated from Luzon by the Babuyan Channel and from the Batanes Islands up north of Balintang Channel. Read more »

Discover pristine coves with limestone cliffs, teeming with swallows and palawan red hornbills. Snorkel in its marine rich coral reefs with unbelievable underwater visibility. The quality of the sea water in this part of the Philippine archipelago is believed to be most ideal for cultured south sea pearls. Pearl farms are in the vicinity but their location are strictly classified. Read more »