Whitewater Rafting - Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Philippines

Cagayan de Oro is now Whitewater Rafting Capital of the Philippines - It is the only whitewater rafting destination in the country that has rafting courses and is to be found within the City border. Since then several competitions have been held there.

River rapids can puff up and be more challenging during rainy season. Water can get brownish due to soil destruction from the mountain side.

Pagsanjan Falls - Laguna, PHILIPPINES

Famous in song and story is the little town of Pagsanjan (pronounced ´Pag-sang-han´), situated about 92 kilometers south of Manila and can easily be reached by car or bus in less than two hours. It is world-renowned not only because of the Pagsanjan Falls, whose enchanting beauty fascinates tourists from all corners of the globe, but also because of its panoramic vistas, its fine homes and lovely women, and its talented citizens, whose achievements in war and peace reflect glory to the Filipino nation, and its cosmopolite culture which is a harmonious amalgam of Asian, Hispanic, Mexican, and American heritage.

Boracay - Philippines

Boracay is a beautiful small island surrounded by coral reefs and located one km north-west of Panay island in Visayas of the Philippines. It is the most popular beach in the country as the most visited tourist spot in the Philippines. Before the middle of 1980s, it was a famous hidden resort but known to limited numbers of sea lovers. Now many tourists visit there from all over the world, America, Europe, korea, Taiwan and so on. The climate from March to June are the summer months in Boracay, with temperatures ranging from 28 to 38 degrees Celsius. November to February bring enjoyable winds, cooler temperatures, and occasional rain showers. July to October are the rainy months.