Backpacking The Philippines: 3 Weeks, 5 Islands
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- čas přidán 15. 11. 2017
- Ever wanted to go on a backpacking adventure around the Philippines?
Me and my mate James are heading to the Philippines to travel for 3 weeks, but does it live up to the hype?
We're planning to check out 5 different islands: Manila, Boracay, Cebu, Siargau and Palawan, and hopefully find out if it really is more fun in the Philippines.
Highlights of this travel documentary include partying at Mad Monkey Hostel in Boracay, swimming with whale sharks in Oslob, Cebu, checking out the Aguinid Falls, canyoning at Kawasan falls, exploring Siargao Island and island hopping around El Nido.
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Cheers to everyone who's watched this video! Just a quick correction, I said $20,000 but it was actually $20 million that the US bought the Philippines for.
This is great! I was just in the Philippines for 5 months I've been home for a few days now just saving until I can go back I already miss it, can't wait to return thanks for sharing!
This is the best blog about the Philippines. Well-detailed, featured our culture and hospitality, and the raw beauty of Philippines
The Philippines is one of the best places to go backpacking in Asia. Friendly Filipinos, awesome food, and lots of wonderful places to go explore and make memories.
I have been to the Philippine's 6 or 7 times so far and your video describes the adventure better than any I have seen, love it there and will eventually live there
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Yo im from Canada watching your videos makes go right now to the Philippines great story as well
James is that spontaneous lad who’s willing to go an extra mile to know the place & its people. He’s a character!
I love this vlog. Very raw, no fancy drones, cinematic editing and such, just the real Philippines.
Just booked my 1st 4 week solo travelling trip to the Philippines because of this video. Now I have 8 weeks to plan the itinerary and get my shit together!
I agree, in Philippines they are so kind and welcoming. I travelled for 11 weeks and felled in love with the country and the people. I wiil go next year again :)
I watch the entire vid I’m the James in my squad drunk all the time. This is awesome. You show what’s Philippines in deepest way.
The people of the Philippines are absolutely beautiful, I can't wait to visit and meet them!! 🤘❤️😊🇺🇸
Philippines = Excellent Foods, Breathe taking and top beaches, Islands, awesome places, Very cheap life style but very comfortable, Happy and smiling people every where, friendly and warm people and many many more! I miss Philippines!
You are not welcome here in the Philippines as a guest. You are welcome as a family. That's how we treat everyone. 😉
Thank you for making a travel video that gives an honest view of travelling the country. It's helped me see that travelling throughout the islands is time consuming and that Phillippines is a lot more packed with tourists than I thought it was. Your recap at the end was really helpful in me planning my trip
Watching from the US, I have been viewing Philippine travel vlogs and they have all been in the same places you have already visited.There are several white sand beaches in Luzon aside from Palawan, that you can visit with lesser travel and better transport that are only a few hours by bus or you can drive from Manila. They are in Zambales, Batangas, Bataan , Hundred islands, Pangasinan, and all the way North tip of South China Sea, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte. It’s a little far, but you can also visit Batanes via land or air.
One of the realest Travel Documenters on CZcams
I visited the Philippines 10 years ago for the first time. Never understood why it was so underrated at that time with so few tourists.
This is before it was cleaned up. Today, Boracay is much beautiful and clean.