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Writer: Helena Bergström
There are many, many islands in the Philippines. The whole country consists of larger and smaller islands and in total there are more than 7600 of them. During our three months in the country we managed to visit ... 30 islands.
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What to see and do in Boracay, Philippines? Boracay is a small Philippine island with a beautiful sandy beach and lots of tourists. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Boracay.
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What to see and do in Coron, Philippines? These islands are located in Palawan in the eastern part of the Philippines, and many people travel here to experience fantastic beaches and lagoons. The landscape is dramatic, with beautiful rock formations, and it is extremely popular to take various boat trips in the archipelago.
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When visiting Palawan in the Philippines, you don't want to miss out on boat tours in El Nido. The beach in El Nido is home to a wide range of boat tours, and island hopping is perhaps one of the most popular things you can do here.
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What to see and do in Panglao, Philippines? Panglao is a popular Philippine holiday island, located on the larger island of Bohol and offering beautiful sandy beaches, restaurants and resorts. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Panglao!
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Pandanon Island in the Philippines is a small island with a village at one end and a dreamy beach at the other. The two parts of the island are connected by a narrow tongue of land, which is flooded by the sea during high tide.
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Himokilan, or Himoquitan as it is sometimes spelled, is one of four Philippine islands known collectively as the 'Cuatro Islas'. Here you can, among other things, hike through the forest to a cave with bats. We were also lucky enough to be invited to a local birthday party.
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The island of Digyo is one of four Philippine islands collectively known as "Cuatro Islas" (Four Islands). This is a beautiful little island with fine sandy beaches, tall palm trees, charming summer huts for rent and a small shop.
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Moheli aka Mwali is the smallest of the Comoros islands, at 213 km2 (think the size of Orust) it is barely discernible on the map. Fomboni is the main town. The flight takes 20 minutes from Moroni to Fomboni, the procedure with papers and stamps takes place once more and if the infrastructure was poor on the main island, it is completely lacking here.
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