4D/3N All-in Batanes Experience

4D/3N All-in Batanes Experience

Limited offer ONLY! Grab the 40% discount and have the opportunity to indulge the 4D/3N Batanes Experience for only Php 9,800 instead Php16,400

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  • Voucher Validity: Mar.01,2015 - Dec.31,2015
  • Rate is per person
  • Except PEAK SEASON
  • 2 persons per room required per booking
  • All Rates are subject to change without prior notice.
  • Rooms are subject to availability
  • Price is inclusive of taxes
  • Booking order to reserve and full payment to confirm booking.
  • Reservation must be made 4 days prior to the day
  • No refund/rebooking once booked and confirmed
  • Early Check-In and Late Check-Out subject to availability and additional charges
  • Printed voucher is required upon redemption
  • For inquiries, please call us at (02) 945-2568
  • Php9,800 instead of Php16,400 All-in Batanes Package for 4D/3N
  • Homestay Accomodation
  • Full Board Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
  • Land Transport
  • Boat Transfers
  • Tour Guide
  • Municipal Fees
  • Airport Transfers
  • All Tour Fees
  • Tourist Destination
    • Batang North and South Tour
    • Sabtang Isalnd Tour


“Land of the True Insulars”


The island-province of Batanes was created by a series of volcanic activities and other geologic forces millions of years ago.

The province is home to the famous Ivatans who are nationally acclaimed as the "True Insulares." The Ivatans are of Malay stock, tracing their roots to early immigrants from Formosa, Taiwan as well as Spaniards who came to the island in the 16th century. Being an insular people, the Ivatans have kept the purity of their gene pool through time.

Batanes lies at the northernmost tip of the Philippines, where the Pacific Ocean merges with the South China Sea. It is composed of three major islands, namely: Batan which contains the capital town of Basco, Sabtang, and Itbayat. Close by are seven islets including Amianan, which is the closest to Formosa. Thus, Batanes has been identified as the country's potential gateway to East China.

Itinerary:

  • Day 1. Batan Island Northern tour (0800H to 1600H)
    • Chawa View Deck, Mahatao Town tour, Mahatao Old Church, Beateria, Spanish Light House, Mahatao Tayid Light House, Racuh-a-payaman (Marlboro Country), Mt. Carmel Chapel, Tukon Radar Station, Idjan (Ivatan Fortress), Japanese Tunnel, Valugan Boulder Beach,Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral, Naidi Hills (Old Settlement/Light House), Vayang Ranch (Rolling Hills) and Sunset Viewing.



  • Day 2. Batan Island Southern tour – (0800H to 1600H)
    • Chawa View Deck, Mahatao Town tour, Mahatao Old Church, Beateria,Spanish Light House, Mahatao Tayid Light House, Racuh-a-payaman (Marlboro Country), Alapad and LORAN Station ruins, Itbud community, Song Song Ruins (Ghost Town), Uyugan town tour, Vernacular Houses, Honesty Coffee Shop, San Jose Church/Ruins,Ivana town tour, Vernacular Houses (House of Dakay),Old Spanish Bridge and Homoron Blue Lagoon/White Beach Area.

  • Day 3. Sabtang Island Tour ( 0615H to 1400H)
    • San Vicente Ferrer Church, Savidug Vernacular Houses, Savidug Ruins, St. Thomas de Aquianas Chapel, Traditional Lime Kilns, Savidug Idjang, Tiñan view point, Chavayan Community Tour(UNESCO Nominated Site), Chavayan Traditional Ivatan Village, Sabtang Weavers Association, Sta. Rosa de Lima Chapel and Nakabuang Beach.

Unit 503 Pacific Corporate Center, 131 West Avenue, Quezon City
(02) 945-2568,(02) 414-3972,(02) 794-5618
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