Historic Corregidor

From Manila Bay sail comfortably on board M/V Suncruises to an Island across the Bay for the next hour and a half as special tour guides recount the history of the country as well as that of Corregidor Island. Then take the Transvia, a replica of the most common mode of transport during the first century. Visit areas such as Battery Way, Battery Hearn, Mile Long Barracks and the Pacific War Memorial. After lunch, proceed to MalintaTunnel to relive the magic of the “Light and Sound Show”, the event that took place in the very same area during the Second World War. Take the ferry back to Manila and return to hotel.

Feel the heartbeat of Manila’s nightlife where the main ingredients of total entertainment - good food, drinks and live music - begins to throb at sunset and last till wee hours of the morning. Start off with dinner in a Filipino restaurant to savor local cuisine at its best before moving to one of Ermita’s popular folkhouse, “The Hobbit House” , to enjoy live entertainment performed by local band while being served with a drink or two by dwarf wait people. Next, stroll along Mabini’s crowded streets until  reaching “ The Library”, the favorite watering hole of young trendsetter, amateur stand-up comic and would-be singers then have a nightcap in one of the open-air cafes at Remedios Circle before turning in the night at your hotel.

                              Lush Pagsanjan

Pagsanjanlies deep in the heart of coconut plantations, rice  fields and fruit farms. After a two and a half hour drive south of Manila, disembark at a riverside hotel and transfer to a dug of canoe. From there, your boatman nimbly “shoot the rapids”, skillfully steering through swirling waters and huge boulders until you reach the famous waterfalls. Return to the riverside hotel for lunch. Leave for Manila with short stop-over at Paete, a small town known for its woodcarving and paper mache industries.