Boracay has all the elements of a tropical paradise - crystal blue waters, powder white sand, liberal doses of tropical palms and a healthy marine life under the seas. Numerous water sport facilities, including dive shops are on hand as well as a sprinkling of bars and discos. Most visitors however prefer to sit back and enjoy the sun.

Morning activities include visit to Rizal Park, Fort Santiago at Intramuros (the old walled city of Manila under Spanish regime), pass by Manila Cathedral Church, San Agustin Church and Chinese Cemetery. Break for lunch at Chinese restaurant. In the afternoon, pass by cultural center of the Philippines and visit the biggest Mall of Asia, built on reclaimed land. Afterwards, proceed to Makati commercial district and visit American memorial before returning to hotel.

Proceed in the morning to Tagaytay City, located at 2,250 feet above sea level. It has a cool and invigorating climate and offers majestic view of the lush and green mountain ranges as background to the calm blue water of Taal Lake. Nestled at the center of the lake is Taal Volcano, whose crater houses another volcano known as “lake within a volcano & a volcano within the lake”. Lunch will be served at Sonya’s Garden visitors will be serve organic foods

The many courses in and around Manila provides the ultimate golfing experience. Each course has been created for different levels of skill and with so many amenities golfers will have plenty to do once they’ve played the 18th hole.