Boracay and Hong Kong are just two of the highlights of this enthralling cruise from Singapore to Tokyo. The port of Muara in Brunei is our first stop before we continue along the north Borneo coast to Malaysia’s Kota Kinabalu, with its markets and vibrant waterfront. Sailing on to the Philippines, we call in at Palawan’s Puerto Princesa before stopping at Coron, with its stunning white-sand Banol Beach. Idyllic Boracay, beloved by snorkelers, is next, before we reach the spirited capital, Manila. After a short hop to Subic Bay, where there is sunken treasure to explore, we spend a relaxing day at sea sailing to the bright lights of Hong Kong. Two nights will leave you wanting more of this endlessly fascinating metropolis of Hong Kong, but we are bound for Kaohsiung, the busiest harbor in Taiwan, and the Japanese island of Ishigaki-jima, with its Buddhist temples. We then head to trendsetting South Korea, with visits to Jeju island, the city of Yeosu, Incheon, gateway to Seoul, and Busan, much loved by Koreans for its temple of Beomeo-sa. Heading south, we arrive in Japan in cherry blossom season, stopping first at Fukuoka and then Nagasaki, which was dramatically rebuilt after World War II, before continuing to Kagoshima, across the bay from Sakurajima volcano. After calling in at Beppu, we reach Kochi, with its well-preserved Shogun castle. Our final stops are Kobe and Nagoya before we disembark in Tokyo.

Move with a sense of awe as you explore the exquisite natural beauty of Asia. Its deep historical richness and mix of mountains and sea, ancient and modern, ensure grand discovery and endless adventure.

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Singapore is a vibrant and multicultural city-state located in Southeast Asia, famous for its architectural style, foodie culture, and hawker markets. Singapore&#39;s history is one of riches and romance, spice trading and piracy, colonialism, and ultimately, growth into one of Asia&#39;s greatest success stories. Temples, mosques and churches stand as serene reminders of the varied migrations that have graced its history. Discover the mansions and polo greens of colonial Singapore, the mystique of Chinatown, and the heady aroma of spices along Arab Street.

Begin your scenic drive through Singapore&#39;s rich colonial heritage as you pass by the stately Parliament House and the grand Supreme Court. City Hall stands watch over the vast Padang, a sweeping green space where cricket matches and state events take place, including the National Day Parade - a vibrant celebration of Singapore&#39;s independence.Reflecting the city&#39;s rich diversity, your itinerary includes visits to some of its most captivating temples. In Chinatown, you&#39;ll see the city&#39;s oldest Chinese temple, dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea. The intricate craftsmanship and cantilevered beams highlight its historic importance. Nearby, the Sri Mariamman Hindu temple impresses with its majestic Gopuram, an ornate entrance tower.Next, explore the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Museum, known for its beautifully designed interiors and extensive exhibits on Buddhist art and history. Built in 2007, the temple is named after what is believed to be the left canine tooth of Buddha, recovered from his funeral pyre in India and displayed on the temple grounds.Your final stop is the serene National Orchid Garden, nestled within the lush Singapore Botanic Gardens. Opened in 1995 by Singapore&#39;s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, the gardens showcase over 60,000 orchid plants across beautifully manicured slopes.As the day comes to an end, you&#39;ll board your coach and head back to the ship, taking with you memories of Singapore&#39;s colonial elegance and cultural wonders.

Explore Singapore&#39;s colonial landmarks, including Parliament House and City Hall. Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Chinatown&#39;s historic temples, and the vibrant Sri Mariamman Hindu temple. Conclude at the stunning National Orchid Garden, showcasing 60,000 exquisite orchid plants.

Spirit of Singapore City Orientation

At the pier, your guide will equip you with a ' Singapore survival kit,' including a map, an MRT card for unlimited subway and bus rides, and bottled water to keep you refreshed throughout the day. Your adventure begins on Waterloo Street, one of Singapore&#39;s oldest and most historic streets. Established in the mid-19th century, it was named in honor of the Duke of Wellington&#39;s victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.This open-air, pedestrian-friendly street is bustling with vibrant stalls offering joss sticks, candles, and flowers. You can also stop by to have your fortune told by the local divination experts. What makes Waterloo Street particularly unique is the harmonious “cross-worshipping” that takes place between two iconic temples—the Sri Krishnan Hindu Temple and the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Buddhist Temple. Many worshippers pay respects at both temples, reflecting Singapore&#39;s multicultural unity.After exploring the rich cultural scene on Waterloo Street, head to Bugis Village, a lively marketplace filled with small shops offering fantastic bargains on clothing, souvenirs, and accessories. As you stroll through the village, don&#39;t miss the chance to try some local street food, where you can sample authentic Singaporean delicacies.Next, proceed to Clarke Quay, a riverside district that perfectly blends Singapore&#39;s past and present. Here, you&#39;ll embark on a relaxing riverboat cruise along the scenic Singapore River. As you glide down the river, you&#39;ll take in stunning views of the beautifully restored godowns—historic warehouses that now serve as trendy restaurants and bars—set against the backdrop of Singapore&#39;s modern skyline.After soaking in the sights and sounds of the city, your journey wraps up with a return to the pier via Singapore&#39;s efficient and easy-to-navigate MRT system, giving you a full-circle experience of this dynamic city.

Start your experience by exploring Waterloo Street, Singapore&#39;s vibrant and multicultural area. Here, you&#39;ll find stunning Hindu temples, aromas of fragrant incense, and an array of delicious cuisines. Next, head to Bugis Village to discover one of Singapore&#39;s largest street-shopping locations, with almost 400 shops offering affordable souvenirs, accessories, clothes, and cosmetics. Finally, end your day with a relaxing riverboat cruise along the Singapore River, admiring the beautifully restored 19th-century warehouses juxtaposed with modern skyscrapers.

Singapore Walking & Boat Exploration

Your memorable excursion begins with a scenic transfer across the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and Marina Bay, offering stunning views of Singapore&#39;s modern skyline and iconic landmarks. The anticipation builds as you arrive at the Singapore Flyer, where you&#39;ll board one of its 28 luxurious, air-conditioned capsules for a breathtaking 30-minute ride. From this elevated vantage point, marvel at sweeping panoramic views of Marina Bay, the Singapore River, Raffles Place, Merlion Park, and Empress Place, capturing the essence of Singapore&#39;s vibrant cityscape.Following your exhilarating ride on the Singapore Flyer, continue your exploration with a drive through Singapore&#39;s historic colonial district. As you make your way to Bugis Village, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this renowned night market. Bugis Village is a bustling hub of activity, featuring a wide array of shops and stalls where you can discover unique souvenirs, stylish clothing, and trendy handbags, all at bargain prices. Experience the local flavor as you stroll past food markets offering delectable street food, fortune-telling stalls, and shops showcasing the daily life of Singaporeans.Having enjoyed the spectacular views and the vibrant scenes of Singapore, you&#39;ll return to the ship, concluding your enriching and memorable excursion.

Enjoy a scenic transfer across Benjamin Sheares Bridge to the Singapore Flyer, where a 30-minute ride offers panoramic views of Marina Bay and the city skyline. Next, explore the vibrant Bugis Village night market, filled with shops, street food, and local culture. Return to the ship after a memorable excursion.

Singapore Sights & Heights

Explore Singapore Bird Paradise, Asia&#39;s largest bird sanctuary, home to over 3,500 birds from more than 400 species. Travel by bus to this newly opened 17-hectare aviary within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Renowned for its commitment to breeding and conservation, the park has earned international recognition for its achievements.Designed to inspire discovery at every turn, the park offers an immersive experience through eight expansive walk-through aviaries, each representing different global biomes. One of the standout features is the Heart of Africa aviary, which transports you to the lush, misty forest valleys of continental Africa. Here, you can marvel at species like the Great Blue Turaco and African Grey Parrot in their natural habitat, with an elevated canopy experience offering breathtaking views.The aviary also boasts a Bee-eater&#39;s Cliff, where you can observe these migratory birds in action as they dive and swoop for insects mid-air. Other highlights include a Congolese pavilion and a striking, larger-than-life artificial Sycamore Fig tree, providing a perfect photo opportunity.Enjoy a day of exploration and wonder at Singapore Bird Paradise, where every visit promises a unique and enriching experience.

Explore Singapore Bird Paradise, Asia&#39;s largest aviary, featuring over 3,500 birds from 400 species. Wander through eight walk-through aviaries, including the Heart of Africa with its misty forest and the Bee-eater&#39;s Cliff, and enjoy a photo at the artificial Sycamore Fig tree.

Singapore Bird Paradise

Explore Singapore&#39;s colorful past and exciting present as you tour the city&#39;s diverse landmarks. Singapore&#39;s name comes from the Sanskrit term Singa Pura, or Lion City, and its intricate heritage is a mix of traditional Chinese, Malay, Hindu, and British cultures that established themselves on this tiny island nation. Your orientation of the city begins with a drive through the Colonial Heart of Singapore to the Padang, the island&#39;s premier ground for sporting events and get-togethers. View the Cricket Club, Parliament House, Supreme Court, and City Hall from the Padang. Walk along the enchanting Esplanade, lined with futuristic skyscrapers, chic restaurants, and boutiques.&nbsp; Afterward, make your way to Clark Quay to board a colorful riverboat and enjoy a 30-minute ride down the Singapore River. In Raffles&#39; days, the riverboats carried goods. Today, they are a popular way to experience a kaleidoscope of historic river and harbor images, including the 'godown' warehouses, the shop houses, the six bridges built by the British, and the gracious buildings of the old waterfront set against the towering skyline of the new business district.&nbsp; Cruise this bustling waterway and enjoy the sights of Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion statue measuring 28 &nbsp;feet high, and the Esplanade Theatres &ndash; Singapore&#39;s leading entertainment and performing arts center. End your exploration with a visit to the Raffles Hotel Singapore, where the Raffles Long Bar is the birthplace of the city&#39;s most famous cocktail, the Singapore Sling. If ever you were tempted to try one, here is the place! Enjoy some free time to take photos at the hotel before your transfer back to your ship.

Discover Singapore&#39;s vibrant history and modern charm on a tour of its key landmarks. Drive through the Colonial Heart, enjoy a riverboat ride from Clarke Quay showcasing historic and modern sights, and visit the iconic Raffles Hotel for a Singapore Sling.

Footsteps of Raffles & River Cruise

As dusk falls, the shutters open at the Night Safari, welcoming you into a world of nocturnal creatures and their mysterious habitats. Once your eyes have adjusted to the darkness, enjoy observing over 130 different species of animals, of which about 40 percent are on the endangered list. The Night Safari also houses several rare varieties of night-blooming plants like butterfly ginger and pigeon orchids. The animals of the Night Safari, ranging from axis deer and African buffalo to Indian rhinoceros and pangolins to lions and Asian elephants, are made visible by ingenious lighting resembling moonlight. Slightly brighter than full moonlight, it is dim enough not to disturb nocturnal and crepuscular animals&#39; behavior. The naturalistic enclosures simulate the animals&#39; native habitat. Animals are separated from visitors with natural barriers rather than caged. Instead of vertical prison-like cages, cattle grids have been placed all over the park to prevent hoofed animals from moving from one habitat to another. Moats designed to look like streams and rivers keep animals safely in open areas, and hot wires designed to look like twigs keep animals away from the boundaries of their enclosures.

The world&#39;s first nocturnal wildlife park, on a 45 mins tram ride, visitors will be taken through six geographical regions, from the Himalayan foothills to tnhe jungles of Southeast Asia. Encounter some free roaming animals in the park.

Night Safari

Learn Feng Shui, a foundation of Chinese metaphysics that examines and aligns invisible forces believed to connect the universe. Many of Singapore&#39;s prime landmarks and buildings were designed and located according to the principles of feng shui to bring prosperity and ward off misfortune. It influences the design of buildings, the materials used in their construction, and the practice of building them facing in a particular direction &ndash; thought to harness the earth&#39;s natural energies to ensure optimum health, living, and fortune. These forces, known as Qi (pronounced 'chee' in English), are positive or negative energies which can be diverted to promote harmony, balance, prosperity, and well-being.&nbsp; Your guide will highlight several examples around the city, such as the Fountain of Wealth, Marina Barrage, and the iconic Marina Bay Sands - at the forefront of Singaporean architecture and considered a triumph of feng shui practice - its three-tower structure represents luck, prosperity, and longevity. The futuristic Suntec City is the final stop today, Singapore&#39;s main exhibition and convention center, where you will find the world&#39;s largest fountain &nbsp;&ndash; discover how water, or shui, symbolizes wealth and fortune as you hear amazing stories of people finding success after touching the water. Be sure to touch the water yourself and absorb the energy, or qi, as you conclude your spiritual journey today. Discover tips on maximizing the flow of positive Qi in your own home, surely a wonderful souvenir of Singapore.

Discover the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui, which aligns invisible forces to connect the universe. Many of Singapore&#39;s landmarks and buildings were designed according to Feng Shui principles for prosperity and good fortune. This practice influences building design and orientation to harness the earth&#39;s natural energies for optimum health, living, and fortune. Explore Singapore&#39;s Fountain of Wealth, Marina Barrage, Marina Bay Sands, and Suntec City to discover amazing Feng Shui stories. Learn tips to maximize positive Qi in your own home.

Mysteries of the Orient

Explore an award-winning horticultural wonderland that promises an unforgettable experience for plant enthusiasts and casual strollers alike. This remarkable destination comprises three distinct areas - Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central - along the picturesque waterfront with stunning views of the Marina Bay financial district skyline.Begin your visit at Bay South, the largest of the gardens, renowned for its iconic Supertrees. These towering structures, reaching up to 16 stories high, form an impressive vertical garden that collects rainwater, generates solar power, and helps ventilate the garden&#39;s conservatories. Walk along the 420-foot suspended walkway between the Supertrees for a breathtaking bird&#39;s-eye view of the garden&#39;s lush landscape.Discover over 250,000 rare plants flourishing under the modern domes, with paved pathways and suspended catwalks offering multiple perspectives. Marvel at the captivating waterfalls, diverse cacti collection, delicate orchids, and a vibrant array of pine trees, ferns, and blooming flowers thriving in the ideal conditions. The gardens also feature beautiful statuary and landscape ornaments that add an extra layer of elegance to the surroundings.Don&#39;t miss the striking conservatory complex, which won the World Building of the Year award at the World Architecture Festival 2012 for its innovative design. After immersing yourself in this enchanting world of horticulture and architecture, rejoin your motor coach and return to the pier, carrying with you the memory of a truly magical experience.

Discover an award-winning horticultural marvel with stunning waterfront views. Explore Bay South&#39;s iconic Supertrees and the 420-foot walkway, marvel at over 250,000 rare plants, captivating waterfalls, and diverse flora. Admire the conservatory&#39;s award-winning design before returning to the pier.

Gardens by the Bay

Discover Singapore&#39;s unique Peranakan culture in the Joo Chiat and Katong neighborhoods. The Peranakans represent a particularly vibrant thread in Singapore&#39;s ethnic tapestry. The name Peranakan means “local born”, as the Peranakans are the descendants of Chinese immigrants who married indigenous people from the Malay Archipelago during the 15th century. After a brief walk through the Spice Garden at Fort Canning Park, head to the neighborhoods of Joo Chiat and Katong, occupying a charming corner of eastern Singapore in which to discover quirky shop houses, hidden temples and quaint stores featuring Peranakan wares. Enjoy a talk on this rich culture and sample local delicacies prepared in the Baba Nyonya culinary style. This delicious cuisine blends Chinese and Malay cooking techniques using a range of indigenous herbs and spices, and its wide appeal has made the bustling Joo Chiat and Katong area one of the country&#39;s top destinations for cuisine.

<div class='fcmtt4a'>Admire the views of modern Singapore&#39;s skyline along the way. Discover Singapore suburban residential area and quaint shop houses. Learn about the traditional Peranakan home, life-style, cultures and delicacies</div>

A Glimpse into Peranakan Culture

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

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Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Singapore

Depart the pier by motor coach for Mount Faber, take a stroll to enjoy the lush greenery and a panoramic view of the dense central business district within Central Area. Continue your journey to Sentosa, an island located off the southern coast of Singapore on a Cable Car. This iconic transportation system brings a unique experience for visitors. A ride to Sentosa Island provides breathtaking and scenic views of forest covering Mount Faber, yacht jetty at Keppel Bay area, as well as the resorts and water theme park at Sentosa island. It is an exciting way to view this vibrant city as it offers a unique perspective that cannot be experienced on ground. Sentosa Island, formerly used as a British military base and later as a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp, it is now home to popular resorts, theme parks and attractions. Today, we will visit S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the world&rsquo;s largest aquariums and a unique marine habitat that is highly entertaining for all ages. Home to more than 100,000 marine animals representing 1,000 species across more than 40 diverse habitats. The vast array of aquatic life is complemented by up-close animal encounters and immersive learning journeys to inspire visitors to protect the world&rsquo;s oceans. The Live Coral Habitat is no doubt the most animated section. Spot a group of blue tangs and other lively fishes and the multi-colored corals are hard to miss. Walk through tunnels while bull sharks and giant manta rays swim alongside you and over your head. The S.E.A Aquarium will take you on an unforgettable underwater experience. Your exploration complete, return by motor coach to the pier and your Crystal ship.

On this half-day adventure, experience a unique ride, the Singapore cable car, to enjoy panoramic views of the city from the peak of Mount Faber, as well as visit S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the world&rsquo;s larges and a unique marine habitat on Sentosa Island. &nbsp;

Mount Faber & S.E.A. Aquarium

Located in Brunei, about 17 miles from the capital, Muara is a bustling port town that provides a glimpse into the country&#39;s maritime industry and trade. The country, officially known as the Nation of Brunei, is a small yet fascinating sovereign state located on the northern coast of the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia and is surrounded by the Malaysian state of Sarawak and the South China Sea. Brunei is known for its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, vibrant flora and fauna, as well as its rich history, cultural heritage, and impressive modern development, while being world renowned for its lush landscapes and pristine beaches. Muara is also home to several attractions, including the Muara Beach, where you can relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Nearby, you&#39;ll find the Lumut Lagoon, a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, while historic Muara Town Mosque showcases elegant Islamic architecture and offers insight into the local culture.

<div>Scenic drive to Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei, a small yet prosperous Islamic monarchy known for its oil wealth. Enjoy a photo stop at Brunei Bay before crossing the impressive Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge, stretching 30 kilometers and the longest in Southeast Asia, as you make your way to Temburong district.Your next stop is the magnificent Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, often regarded as one of Asia&#39;s most beautiful mosques. Named after the father of Brunei&#39;s current ruler, this stunning structure, completed in 1958 at a cost of $5 million, sits majestically on an artificial lagoon. Its striking white Italian marble exterior is complemented by granite from Shanghai, and its crowning feature is the dome, adorned with 3.3 million pieces of golden Venetian mosaic.Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Rizqun International Hotel, a premier venue offering exquisite local flavors.On the return journey, stop for a visit of the Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei&#39;s largest mosque. This grand structure boasts intricately designed minarets and gleaming golden domes, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and fountains.Before heading back, capture a glimpse of Istana Nurul Iman, the Sultan&#39;s Palace, which holds the title of the world&#39;s largest residential palace with 1,788 rooms. While photography is limited to the exterior, its sheer size and grandeur - estimated to cost between $350 and $600 million - are sure to leave you in awe.Finish with a leisurely drive through the exclusive Jerudong Polo Club. Before concluding your tour, enjoy a brief comfort stop at the opulent Empire Hotel Country Club, a symbol of luxury in Brunei.</div>

Explore the capital of Brunei withvisits to the iconic Omar Ali Saifuddien and Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosques, and to the Sultan&#39;s Palace, as well as lunch at the Rizqun International Hotel, before visiting the luxurious Empire Hotel.

Sultanate Discovery

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Bandar Seri Begawan, where modern development and traditional charm coexist harmoniously. Begin with a comfortable motor-coach transfer from the pier through the city&#39;s growing residential and commercial districts, en route to the iconic Kampong Ayer, the largest Malay Water Village in the world. This unique settlement, built entirely over water, offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of Brunei, contrasting beautifully with the modern skyline of the capital city.Board an open-deck wooden boat for a serene cruise along the Brunei River. Pass the majestic Istana Nurul Iman, the largest residential palace in the world, home to His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei. Cruise into the lush mangrove forests, teeming with life. Here, observe the fascinating mudskippers, kingfishers, and graceful white egrets. The rare proboscis monkey, with its distinctive bright orange nose, is a highlight of this pristine ecosystem, with entire families often visible near the water&#39;s edge.Continue the tour with a photo stop at the stunning Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, its dome adorned with 3.3 million pieces of golden Venetian mosaics, resting on an artificial lagoon. Finally, marvel at the grandeur of Jame Asr&#39; Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque, the largest in Brunei, with its ornate golden domes and intricately designed minarets.Return to the pier after a leisurely transfer, enriched by Brunei&#39;s rich natural beauty and opulent architectural wonders.

Embark on a serene Mangrove Cruise and Water Village tour in Bandar Seri Begawan. Explore Kampong Ayer, the world&#39;s largest Malay water village, cruise past Istana Nurul Iman, spot rare wildlife in lush mangroves, and admire Brunei&#39;s magnificent golden-domed mosques from the exterior.

Mangrove Cruise & Water Village

Begin this tour with a scenic drive through the evolving residential and commercial areas of Bandar Seri Begawan.The first stop is Kampong Ayer, a fascinating over-water village home to around 9,000 Malay Muslims. Board a traditional water taxi for a short ride into the heart of the village, where you&#39;ll be welcomed into a local Bruneian home for refreshments and a glimpse into daily life in this unique water-based community. While retaining its historic charm, Kampong Ayer is fully equipped with modern amenities, including mosques, schools, shops, clinics, police stations, and community centers.Next, visit the stunning Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. This iconic landmark, completed in 1958 at a cost of $5 million, sits on an artificial lagoon. Its gleaming white Italian marble exterior and a grand dome made of 3.3 million golden Venetian mosaic tiles make it one of Brunei&#39;s most breathtaking sights.Continue with an exterior view of the Sultan&#39;s Palace, an awe-inspiring royal residence boasting 1,788 rooms, recognized as the largest of its kind in the world. This opulent palace is estimated to have been built at a cost of $350 to $600 million.Conclude your tour with a visit to the Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei&#39;s largest mosque. Its elaborately designed minarets and golden domes rise above beautifully landscaped grounds and sparkling fountains, offering a spectacular view.After taking in these impressive sights, relax on your return transfer to the pier.

Explore Bandar Seri Begawan with outside visits to the iconic Omar Ali Saifuddien and Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosques, as well as the Sultan&#39;s Palace. Visit a traditional home in Kampong Ayer, Brunei&#39;s famous water village, before returning to the pier.

Sultanate Highlight & Water Village

Travel across the Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge, Southeast Asia&#39;s longest at 18.6 miles (30 kilometers), to reach the verdant landscapes of Temburong District. Upon arrival at Freme Rainforest Lodge, enjoy a light refreshment before an introduction to the experiences ahead.A bamboo cooking demonstration presents the traditional preparation of local dishes, highlighting the sustainable use of natural resources. A short upriver boat ride then reveals the many ways rainforest plants are incorporated into daily life, with the opportunity to gather edible fern leaves that will later accompany lunch.After lunch, visit an authentic Iban Longhouse, where residents maintain a communal lifestyle that reflects centuries of tradition. This visit offers a respectful glimpse into local heritage, without disrupting daily routines.The return journey provides time to reflect on the enduring cultural legacy of Temburong and its strong connection to the rainforest environment.

Highlights include the crossing of Southeast Asia&#39;s longest bridge, traditional bamboo cooking, rainforest discoveries, and an introduction to the heritage of the Iban people.

Temburong Cultural Experience

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

Kota Kinabalu , commonly known as KK, faces the South China Sea on the northwest coast of Borneo. As the state of Sabah&#39;s capital, it is a sprawling and busy city. Situated between the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park and Mount Kinabalu, it is a place for snorkeling, hiking and simply watching the ebb and flow of nature. For people watching, there is the KK Waterfront, where a variety restaurants, pubs and cafes vie for the traveler&#39;s time and interest. Shopping opportunities abound, with numerous malls offering slick and modern places to make that perfect purchase or two, and the Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Market, formerly known as the Filipino Market, and weekly Gaya Street Market hawking everything from ethnic souvenirs to traditional foods.

Explore the cultural heart of Kota Kinabalu, the vibrant capital of Sabah, on a guided city tour.Begin with a panoramic drive through the city center, passing key landmarks before arriving at the iconic Tun Mustapha Building. Formerly known as the Sabah Foundation Building, this striking structure offers a perfect photo opportunity. Continue to the Sabah Heritage Village, where traditional bamboo houses and Murut and Rungus longhouses provide insight into the indigenous architectural styles and tribal lifestyles of Sabah&#39;s diverse communities.Visit the impressive Sabah State Mosque, a masterpiece blending contemporary and ancient Islamic design. Its towering 215-foot minaret stands beside a grand golden dome encircled by sixteen smaller domes. The mosque&#39;s prayer halls can accommodate up to 5,000 worshippers, making it one of the city&#39;s most revered landmarks.Complete the experience with a stop at the Handicraft Market, where an array of local treasures awaits, including Sabah&#39;s famed Fresh Water Cultured Pearls, perfect as a memento of your journey through this unique region.

Discover the vibrant culture of Kota Kinabalu on a guided tour, visiting the iconic Tun Mustapha Building, traditional Sabah Heritage Village, majestic Sabah State Mosque, and the Handicraft Market, where Sabah&#39;s famed Fresh Water Cultured Pearls await.

Kota Kinabalu City

Embark on a scenic exploration of Kota Kinabalu, beginning with a photo stop at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower. Enjoy a scenic drive through the prestigious University and Residential Area, passing cultural landmarks such as the Puh Toh Tze Chinese Temple and the grand Sabah State Mosque, adorned with gleaming golden domes and a towering minaret. Continue past the lush Sabah Golf Country Club and the prominent Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Traverse the verdant landscape of Prince Phillip Park and admire the luxury of Sutera Harbour Resort. Conclude your tour with a short stop at the Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel, surrounded by stunning views of this vibrant city. This sophisticated journey offers an immersive glimpse into the beauty and culture of Sabah, with moments of serene relaxation amidst striking cityscapes before returning to the ship.

Discover the vibrant city of Kota Kinabalu with a scenic drive that includes photo stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and the stunning Sabah State Mosque, known for its impressive golden dome and minaret. Enjoy cultural highlights like the Puh Toh Tze Chinese Temple and the Sabah Museum, before a short stop at the luxurious Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel with breathtaking views of the city.

Kota Kinabalu Highlights

Embark on a captivating journey through Sabah&#39;s cultural heartland, beginning with picturesque stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and the majestic Sabah State Mosque. As the road winds through lush greenery under open blue skies, anticipation builds for an immersive cultural experience. Arriving at a traditional village, guests are welcomed into the unique homes of Sabah&#39;s indigenous ethnic groups, each dwelling crafted by the descendants of the tribes they represent.Wander through time as the village showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region, from the architecture of the traditional houses to the vibrant customs and daily life of the residents. A colorful cultural presentation offers a deeper connection to Sabah&#39;s diverse traditions, followed by a delightful local lunch.Before returning to port, enjoy a visit to the Handicraft Market, where Sabah&#39;s artistry and craftsmanship come to life in exquisite souvenirs, including the renowned freshwater cultured pearls. A truly enriching cultural discovery awaits.

Explore Sabah&#39;s rich heritage with stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and Sabah State Mosque. Visit a traditional village, immerse in indigenous customs, and enjoy a local lunch. Conclude with a visit to the Handicraft Market for unique treasures.

Tribal Cultures & City Highlights

Embark on a journey to Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Southeast Asia&#39;s most remarkable natural treasures. Travel through scenic landscapes to the foothills of Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in the region, standing proudly at 13,435 feet (4,095 meters). Encompassing 300 square miles (754 square kilometers), this vast park, larger than Singapore, is home to diverse flora and fauna that flourish across four distinct climate zones, from lush lowland forests to coniferous and montane environments.Explore the park&#39;s trails, where towering dipterocarp trees, vibrant rhododendrons, and rare plant species create a spectacular natural tapestry. After your adventure, retreat to a tranquil hilltop resort perched at an elevation of 5,000 feet (1,524 meters), offering commanding views of Mount Kinabalu&#39;s majestic peaks. Relax in the cool, serene atmosphere while gazing upon the mountain and the sprawling foothills, dotted with temperate farms and lush vegetation, before returning to the ship. A truly breathtaking experience in Malaysia&#39;s natural wonderland.

Discover the wonders of Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with scenic trails through diverse flora and fauna at the foothills of Mount Kinabalu. Relax at a hilltop resort with stunning views of this majestic natural treasure.

Majestic Kinabalu Park

Experience the natural wonders of Sabah at the captivating Klias Wetland, nestled on the scenic Klias Peninsula. This lush Mangrove Forest Reserve offers an exclusive glimpse into the region&#39;s rich biodiversity and is home to the extraordinary proboscis monkey, an iconic species unique to the area.Embark on an enchanting boat cruise from the Kota Klias jetty for a daytime journey through the verdant mangroves. Observe proboscis monkeys foraging among the treetops and encounter other intriguing wildlife, including macaques, crocodiles, monitor lizards, and eagles in their natural habitat.The serene environment of the Klias Wetland provides a tranquil backdrop for wildlife observation and a deep connection with nature. The lush landscapes and diverse animal life ensure a memorable and immersive experience, capturing the essence of Sabah&#39;s natural beauty and ecological significance. This exceptional day cruise promises an unforgettable adventure in one of Malaysia&#39;s most remarkable natural sanctuaries.

Discover Sabah&#39;s vibrant wildlife on a serene boat cruise through the Klias Wetland. Marvel at proboscis monkeys, crocodiles, and eagles in their natural habitat while gliding through lush mangroves. This serene adventure captures the essence of Sabah&#39;s rich biodiversity and natural beauty.

Klias Mangrove Cruise

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Enter the subterranean world of Puerto Princesa&#39;s Underground River  – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders located in the Philippines – surrounded by ethereal rock formations and lush forest where monkeys and monitors casually greet guests. The Palawan capital is also a bustling gateway to El Nido and the breathtaking Bacuit Archipelago, surrounded by limestone cliffs and soaked in sunshine.

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Puerto Princesa

Embark on an immersive exploration of Puerto Princesa&#39;s rich culture and natural heritage. This immersive journey begins with a tree-planting activity at Balayong Nature Park, where guests contribute to the conservation of the iconic Palawan Cherry Blossom tree, a symbol of the city. The park&#39;s lush surroundings and native flora offer a tranquil introduction to the island&#39;s ecological treasures.Continue to Binuatan Creations for a hands-on experience in traditional handloom weaving, where indigenous materials are crafted into beautiful products. Engage with local artisans as they share their craft and cultural traditions.At the Palawan Butterfly Garden and Ecological Village, encounter endemic species like the Palawan Bearcat and Peacock Pheasant. A visit to the Tribal Village offers a glimpse into the daily life and customs of the indigenous Palaw&#39;an people through songs, instruments, and hunting demonstrations.Conclude at Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm, where a unique rehabilitation program offers insights into the transformative journeys of its inmates.

Discover Puerto Princesa&#39;s cultural and ecological treasures with tree planting at Balayong Nature Park, hands-on weaving at Binuatan Creations, encounters with unique wildlife at Palawan Butterfly Garden, and a visit to Iwahig Prison&#39;s inspiring rehabilitation program.

Puerto Princesa Countryside Tour

Delve into the rich cultural tapestry of Palawan on this exclusive Puerto Princesa Cultural Immersion Tour. Begin with a journey to the Cuyunon village in Barangay Maruyugon, where the island&#39;s most elite indigenous group welcomes guests with traditional music, dances, and a glimpse into their way of life. The Cuyunons, known for their religious devotion, discipline, and strong sense of community, share their vibrant heritage through folk songs and a lively demonstration of the 'pondo-pondo' village dance. Guests can also witness the cashew nut processing and sample the local coconut wine, 'tuba'.After lunch at Astoria Palawan, the experience continues with a visit to the Batak Visitor Center. The Batak tribe, considered one of Palawan&#39;s most ancient indigenous groups, showcases their spiritual connection to nature through a unique cultural sharing. Observe their traditional dances, rituals, and craftsmanship, including the making of bark cloth, before participating in the meaningful 'love offering' ceremony to honor the Batak community and extend friendship.

Immerse in Palawan&#39;s cultural richness with traditional Cuyunon music, dance, and cashew nut tasting, followed by a refined lunch at Astoria Palawan. Experience Batak tribe rituals, dances, and craftsmanship, concluding with a heartfelt 'love offering' ceremony.

Puerto Princesa Cultural Immersion

Explore the pristine beauty of Honda Bay, located on the northeastern coast of Puerto Princesa. This stunning bay is dotted with sixteen islands and islets, offering an idyllic escape to turquoise waters and white sand beaches. Three of these islands are open for exclusive day tours.The journey begins at Luli Island, a playful sandbar that appears and disappears with the tides. Its long stretch of white sand and crystal-clear waters make it an ideal location for swimming and sunbathing.Next, visit Starfish Island, named for the vibrant starfish that dot its shores. This island is a snorkeling paradise, with an abundance of colorful fish and coral reefs just a few feet from the shoreline.The final stop is Cowrie Island, named after the beautiful cowrie shells that adorn its sands. Spacious beach huts line the shore, offering guests a relaxing retreat. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or simply relax as you bask in the island&#39;s serene atmosphere.

Discover the turquoise waters and white sand beaches of Honda Bay, exploring Luli Island&#39;s playful sandbar, snorkeling at Starfish Island, and relaxing at Cowrie Island&#39;s serene shores. A perfect escape to Palawan&#39;s breathtaking natural beauty.

Honda Bay Island Hopping

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Puerto Princesa

Picture yourself afloat in bright emerald waters, gazing up at towering karst rock formations, and you are on your way to appreciating the pleasures of Coron. Busuanga Island&#39;s main port, and gateway to the idyllic Calamian Islands, Coron is the jumping-off point for adventures in otherworldly landscapes. Take a boat to Coron Island, home to the Tagbanua people, who famously gather the edible nests of swiftlets for coveted bird&#39;s nest soup. Here, the dense jungle interior conceals two captivating lakes. Kayangan, reached by a 10-minute climb, is so photogenic that, despite its remote location, it can be busy in peak hours – go early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds. Barracuda appeals to divers for its underwater vistas of jagged cliffs, pin-sharp in the pristine waters. Equally stunning is Twin Lagoon, where you must swim through a crevice to get from one side to the other. Prefer to stay dry? Tackle the 720 steps to the top of Mount Tapyas for awe-inspiring panoramas or relax on the white sands of Banol Beach.

Experience the charm of Coron through a blend of cultural landmarks, local craftsmanship, and natural relaxation. The journey begins at Coron Town Proper, visiting San Agustin Church, founded in 1901 and the only Catholic church in the town. Continue to Municipal Plaza and Lualhati Park (Coron Boulevard), a scenic waterfront promenade offering views across Coron Bay. A short walk through the Coron Wet Market reveals the daily life of locals, with stalls offering fresh and dried seafood alongside regional handicrafts.Next, visit the largest retailer of cashew in town, offering insight into one of the region&#39;s most notable products. Observe the traditional methods used to process cashew nuts, and view a selection of finished goods ready for purchase.The tour then proceeds to the Maquinit Hot Spring, a rare natural saltwater hot spring surrounded by mangroves and coastal rock formations. The pools are fed directly from an underground source near the hillside, with water temperatures ranging between 86°F and 104°F (30°C and 40°C).Before returning to the pier, visit a small fishing village to witness the daily routines of local fishermen and observe the preparation of their catch.

A journey through Coron&#39;s heritage, flavors, and landscapes — from the town&#39;s cultural heart to the rare saltwater springs and the rhythms of local village life.

Coron Town Discovery & Maquinit Hot Spring

Set sail aboard a traditional outrigger boat to Siete Pecados Marine Park, a protected area celebrated for its striking limestone formations, seven small islets, and vibrant marine life. The surrounding coral gardens host an array of tropical fish, offering excellent conditions for swimming and snorkeling in clear, warm waters.Continue to Kayangan Lake, known for its crystal-clear brackish water framed by dramatic limestone cliffs. Accessing the lake requires an ascent of approximately 535 feet (163 meters) to a panoramic viewpoint, followed by a descent of around 669 feet (204 meters) to reach the lakeshore. The calm, emerald-hued water provides a serene setting for swimming and snorkeling. A brief visit to a small cave adds an additional glimpse into the island&#39;s natural character before retracing the steps back to the lake&#39;s entrance.The journey concludes with a visit to Beach 91, a secluded strip of fine white sand. A buffet-style lunch is served in this tranquil coastal setting, with time available to enjoy the turquoise waters or simply relax on the shore before returning to the pier.

From vibrant coral reefs and limestone-framed lakes to a secluded white-sand beach, this experience reveals the natural treasures of Coron through a balance of gentle adventure and serene coastal beauty.

Coron Coastal & Island Treasures

Begin a scenic voyage across the turquoise waters of Coron Bay to Bulog Dos Island, a small sandbar framed by coral reefs and shallow lagoons. The calm, clear water offers favorable conditions for swimming or snorkeling among tropical fish and varied coral formations. The sandbar&#39;s white sands provide a tranquil setting for leisurely walks or quiet relaxation.Continue the journey to Malcapuya Island, an inviting stretch of fine white sand fringed with coconut palms. Its sheltered coastline features warm, clear waters, ideal for gentle swimming or beachside repose. Those wishing to explore can stroll to elevated points on the island for broad coastal views.A picnic-style lunch is served along the shoreline, with time at leisure to enjoy the natural surroundings before returning across the bay. This experience offers a balanced combination of coastal cruising, light aquatic activity, and unhurried beach relaxation.

Sail to Bulog Dos and Malcapuya for a day of serene beaches, clear lagoons, and gentle island exploration, surrounded by the calm beauty of Coron&#39;s coastal waters.

Bulog Dos and Malcapuya Escape

The island of Boracay is the perfect place for those who want to spend time relaxing amid stunning scenery. Apart from its beautiful beaches and outstanding nature, there&#39;s also the opportunity to learn about local culture by visiting the Motag Living Museum and enjoying the vibrant nightlife.

Escape to the serene luxury of Mövenpick Resort Spa Boracay for a day of relaxation and indulgence on one of the Philippines&#39; most pristine beaches. Arrive in style with a jeep transfer from Cagban Port, journeying through the island&#39;s lush landscapes.Upon arrival, unwind on the resort&#39;s exclusive white-sand beach or enjoy the refreshing waters of the main pool. For those seeking tranquility, this idyllic retreat offers a peaceful contrast to Boracay&#39;s busier shores.Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters or soak in the sun from a comfortable lounger. With stunning views of the turquoise sea and lush surroundings, this luxurious escape offers the perfect setting for rejuvenation.After your leisurely day, reboard the jeep for the return trip to Cagban Port and back to the ship, carrying with you the memories of a perfect day in paradise.

Indulge in the tranquil luxury of Mövenpick Resort Spa Boracay, enjoying an exclusive white-sand beach, crystal-clear waters, and tropical snacks. Rejuvenate in paradise before returning to your ship with memories of blissful relaxation.

Boracay&#39;s White Beach Experience - Movenpick Boracay

Begin with a transfer from Cagban Port to either Station 1 or Bolabog Beach, based on sea conditions. Board a traditional boat and set off along Boracay&#39;s picturesque coastline for a relaxed island cruising experience.Enjoy brief stops at selected coastal areas ideal for swimming or light snorkeling. These locations are chosen on the day for optimal comfort and safety, and may include quiet coves or clear waters known locally for their natural beauty.The cruise continues at a gentle pace along the island&#39;s shoreline, offering panoramic views and opportunities for a refreshing swim before returning to mainland and a transfer to the ship.

A gentle island cruise with short beach stops and light snorkeling, offering a taste of Boracay&#39;s natural charm.

Boracay Island Tour & Snorkel

Immerse in the authentic culture and heritage of the Philippines with a visit to Motag Living Museum, a unique, interactive journey into the traditional lifestyle of Aklanons. This open-air museum showcases the island&#39;s rich history, where local artisans and farmers demonstrate time-honored skills and customs that remain alive in some rural areas today.Experience the rustic charm of a carabao carriage ride and tour a Bahay Kubo (traditional Filipino hut). Observe rice planting and harvesting, witness the art of weaving coconut leaves, and learn how tobacco is processed. Engage with locals in traditional activities, such as crafting toys from coconut leaves or joining in on folk songs performed by village elders.Take part in the daily rhythms of rural life, even riding a water buffalo for a truly immersive experience. Enjoy a delightful sampling of local snacks and delicacies, rounding out your day with a taste of the Philippines&#39; rich cultural tapestry before returning to the ship.

Dive into the Philippines&#39; rich heritage at Motag Living Museum, where traditional crafts, carabao rides, and local delicacies offer an immersive glimpse into Aklanon life.

Motag Living Museum

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Boracay

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Boracay

Experience a day of leisure and relaxation on the pristine beaches of Boracay Island. Begin with a scenic transfer aboard a modern, air-conditioned jeepney from Cagban Port to the luxurious Discovery Shores Boracay, situated along one of the island&#39;s most stunning stretches of white sand.Immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of the resort, and relax by the beach with its crystal-clear waters, take a refreshing swim, or enjoy the use of the resort&#39;s pool located at Bogart&#39;s Bar. The resort&#39;s atmosphere blends tranquility with sophistication, offering an ideal retreat from the bustle of daily life.After a day of pure relaxation and indulgence, reboard the air-conditioned jeepney for a scenic return drive to Cagban Port. Conclude the experience with a journey back to the cruise ship, bringing with you the unforgettable memories of Boracay&#39;s pristine shores and refined hospitality.

Unwind on Boracay&#39;s stunning white sands at the luxurious Discovery Shores Boracay. Relax by crystal-clear waters, enjoy the pool at Bogart&#39;s Bar, and savor the island&#39;s tranquil beauty and refined hospitality for an unforgettable beach escape.

Luxury Beach Escape at Discovery Shores Boracay

Set amid the forest-green splendor of Luzon Island is bustling Manila, the second largest city in Southeast Asia, with its towering skyscrapers and remarkable joie de vivre. Yet amid the big-city excitement are oases of calm: lush tropical parks, magnificent cathedrals and dramatic Spanish forts. North of the city, mountains beckon with their spectacular rice terraces, while across Manila Bay stands Mount Mariveles, a dormant volcano studded with scenic hiking trails.

<div>Depart from pier for the approximately three-hour drive south of Manila to the town of Pagsanjan, with a comfortstop made enroute.</div><div>Upon arrival at the Casa Del Rio Resort, proceed to the canoe launching area. Receive your safety instructions, then embark in a canoe manned by able-bodied boatmen for a ride upstream to the falls. Along the way, skim by the rocks and boulders amidst steep gorges and lush vegetation.</div><div>Upon reaching the falls, some free time is made available for you to relax and take in your idyllic surroundings. During your visit, you can take an optional bamboo raft-ride through the pounding curtain of water, which falls from a height of 70 feet (21 meters) above the gorge.</div><div>Your ride back is a more thrilling experience. ‘Shoot the rapids&#39; while going downstream, with your boatmen skillfully maneuvering the canoe between rocks and boulders until you reach calm waters. At the conclusion of your river excursion, change into dry clothing and proceed for lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, commence the approximately three-hour drive back to the pier.</div><div>Enroute, pass by renowned landmarks such as the Cultural Centre of the Philippines, Complex, Roxas Boulevard and Rizal Park.</div>

<div>Guests must be a minimum of 18 years old in order to consume alcoholic beverages. Embrace the picturesque beauty of Manila in a unique and exciting new way during this memorable,full-day excursion to the Pagsanjan Falls.</div>

Pagsanjan Rapids and Falls

Explore the rich cultural tapestry of Taal Heritage Town, where Spanish colonial architecture, revolutionary legacies, and enduring Filipino traditions reside within a beautifully preserved setting.Begin with a visit to Basilica de San Martin de Tours (St. Martin of Tours Basilica), an 1856 hilltop landmark and the largest Catholic church in Asia, encompassing approximately 53,800 square feet (5,000 square meters). Admire its Roman-style façade and distinctive silver altar, overlooking Balayan Bay.Continue to Casa Villavicencio (The Wedding Gift House), a pre-1850 ancestral residence that once sheltered revolutionaries and hosted pivotal meetings during the Philippine struggle for independence. The heritage journey proceeds to Casa Recuerdo (Paradores de Taal) for a relaxed lunch featuring local cuisine.Following lunch, visit Galleria Taal, a private camera museum housed in the restored Ilagan-Barrion Ancestral House, featuring an extensive collection of photographic equipment dating from the late 1800s.A short walk brings guests to the Leon and Galicano Apacible Museum, an elegant art deco home commemorating the political and intellectual legacy of the Apacible brothers.Conclude with a visit to Museo Marcela and Felipe Agoncillo, the ancestral residence of Marcela Agoncillo, maker of the first Philippine flag. Guests may observe traditional demonstrations including Barong Tagalog weaving, Balisong knife craftsmanship, and sample regional peanut brittle.Return to Manila enriched by the preserved heritage and artisan spirit of Taal.

A curated exploration of Taal&#39;s most treasured landmarks—highlighting noble architecture, national heroes, and living Filipino traditions in an intimate heritage town setting.

Taal Cultural Heritage Tour

Begin your exploration at the historic Rizal Park, named after the Philippines&#39; national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. Here, stand before his grand monument, a tribute to his legacy, and spot the marble marker known as Kilometer 0, marking the origin of road distances across Luzon and the entire country. Next, journey through old downtown Manila, where you&#39;ll pass landmarks like the Planetarium, National Museum, and Manila City Hall, before reaching the iconic Jones Bridge. Cross under the Filipino-Chinese Friendship Arch and enter Binondo, the vibrant heart of the city&#39;s Chinatown.From there, step into Intramuros, the walled city built by the Spanish, once the elite&#39;s domain during centuries of Spanish colonization. Intramuros bears the scars of WWII&#39;s Battle of Manila, yet still houses historic sites like San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the Philippines. This resilient structure survived the war&#39;s devastation and remains a symbol of faith. After admiring San Agustin, visit Casa Manila, a fascinating museum that immerses you in the “colonial lifestyle” of the Spanish era.Your journey continues to Fort Santiago, built in 1571, where Dr. Jose Rizal spent his final days and composed his poignant farewell. Stroll through the fort&#39;s grounds, reflecting on this place&#39;s storied past.

Explore Manila&#39;s historic heart in Intramuros, starting at Rizal Park and passing landmarks like the Manila City Hall and bustling Binondo, the world&#39;s oldest Chinatown. Visit the stunning San Agustin Church and walk through Fort Santiago, rich with stories of the past. Ideal for history and culture lovers, this tour offers a vibrant taste of old Manila.

Charms of Manila

Step into the historic charm of Intramuros, Manila&#39;s storied walled city, as you ride in a traditional horse-drawn carriage along its cobblestone streets. Experience the echoes of the Spanish colonial era as you pass notable landmarks and immerse yourself in the city&#39;s rich cultural legacy.Your journey begins at Rizal Park Monument, a site that honors Dr. José Rizal, the Philippines&#39; national hero, whose remains are enshrined here. This area, once the native community of Bagumbayan, now serves as a symbol of Filipino heritage and pride.At Plaza Roma, marvel at the stunning neo-Romanesque facade of the Manila Cathedral, which stands as a testament to Manila&#39;s vibrant history. Here, board the kalesa, or horse-drawn carriage, to continue your exploration.Ride onward to the San Agustin Museum and Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest standing structure in the Philippines, dating back to the 16th century. Inside, view an impressive collection of religious artifacts in the country&#39;s largest ecclesiastical museum, housed within the historic walls of this Spanish-era monastery.Next, arrive at the Plaza San Luis Complex, a heritage site within Intramuros that showcases Filipino-Hispanic architecture. Named after one of the original barrios, Barrio San Luis, this area evokes a sense of old-world Manila through its charming courtyards and structures.Finally, visit Fort Santiago, a formidable fortress built to defend the city from foreign invaders. A significant landmark, it served as a prison during both the Spanish colonial period and World War II, bearing witness to Manila&#39;s turbulent history.This journey through Intramuros offers a unique window into Manila&#39;s past, inviting you to connect with the history, culture, and stories that shaped the Philippines.

Step into history as you ride a traditional calesa through the cobbled streets of Intramuros, Manila&#39;s iconic Spanish-era walled city. Pass Plaza Roma, the grand San Agustin Church, and the storied Fort Santiago, immersing yourself in the enduring charm and heritage of colonial Manila.

Around the Walls on Horse Buggy

Explore Manila&#39;s layered history and multicultural heritage through a curated journey across its most distinctive districts. Begin in Binondo, also known as Chinatown, considered one of the oldest Chinese enclaves in the world. This bustling neighborhood, shaped by centuries of Pacific trade, continues to thrive with traditional shops, herbal stores, temples, and authentic Chinese eateries.Proceed to the Manila Chinese Cemetery, established during the Spanish colonial period to serve Chinese residents excluded from Catholic burial grounds. This unique cemetery features multi-story tombs resembling functional homes—many complete with kitchens, bathrooms, and air conditioning. The blend of architectural influences and ancestral devotion offers a glimpse into Chinese-Filipino traditions surrounding life and death.Travel through La Loma, known for its culinary specialty—lechón (roast suckling pig). The narrow roadside, lined with open charcoal pits, reveals a strong local food tradition still practiced today.Continue to Quiapo, often regarded as Manila&#39;s 'old downtown'. At its heart stands the Quiapo Church, home to the revered statue of the Black Nazarene. On most days, this area becomes a vibrant convergence of religious devotion and folk spirituality. Around the church, discover bustling streets filled with vendors offering everything from native crafts to herbal cures and an assortment of spiritual amulets.

Witness the convergence of Chinese, Spanish, and Filipino traditions in a journey that reveals Manila&#39;s rich spiritual, cultural, and architectural diversity.

Tombs and Traditions of Manila

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Swim beneath the waves to discover the sunken treasure of WWII shipwrecks that lures divers from across the world to this former U.S. naval base on Luzon island. Or dive under the bamboo canopy for a hike through the forest that fringes the bay. There are sleepy beach towns and good surf further north along the Zambales coast, as well as vistas of steeply terraced rice fields and the jungle-strung peaks of the Cordillera, which hide ancient Spanish colonial towns in their folds. Here, too, you can discover the curious hanging coffins of Sagada; the mountain town&#39;s cliffside caves have been a hallowed burial place for the Igorot people for centuries. The metropolitan thrills of the Philippines&#39; capital, Manila, beckon to the south, home of the world&#39;s oldest Chinatown and the crumbling colonial sites of Intramuros, the old Spanish walled city.

This guided panoramic tour showcases the diverse heritage and coastal scenery of Subic Bay Freeport Zone and Olongapo City. Departing from Rivera Wharf, the journey begins along the bayfront, passing historic and cultural sites that reflect the area&#39;s maritime past. A visit to the Hellship Memorial honors the history of World War II, while the Spanish Gate offers a glimpse of colonial architecture. The elegant Subic Bay Yacht Club provides a striking contrast, representing the area&#39;s modern nautical lifestyle.A brief photo stop is made at the Subic Bay Marker, followed by a visit to Upper Cubi, where large fruit bats can often be observed in their natural roosts. The route continues into Olongapo City, where the Ulo ng Apo Monument, vibrant public market, and SM City Downtown highlight local culture and commerce. A short break is included before the drive concludes with an optional stop at Harbor Point Mall for light shopping. The return journey offers final views of the bay&#39;s shoreline and mountain backdrop.

Highlight the day with a coastal drive through Subic Bay and Olongapo, combining historical landmarks, cultural snapshots, and striking waterside scenery in one relaxed half-day experience.

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