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Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol Y Malapascua, Circuito Privado Con Estancia En Playa Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua Circuito privado con estancia en playa, 17 días Descarga adrenalina en el sudeste asiático Tienes en tus manos un circuito por Filipinas pensado para ti, ideal para disfrutar de deportes al aire libre y paisajes de ensueño, en el marco de enclaves que cortan la respiración y playas de belleza imposible. Buceo, senderismo, paseos en quad… ¿Alguien da más? ¡No te quedes en tierra! 09/07/2019 2 Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa FILIPINAS: MANILA, BANAUE, CORÓN, EL NIDO, BOHOL Y MALAPASCUA, CIRCUITO PRIVADO CON ESTANCIA EN PLAYA Filipinas para aventureros Te presentamos nuestra propuesta de viaje en el destino más sorprendente: Filipinas, para los viajeros más aventureros. Para ti, que te gusta aproximarte a lo único, al sabor de lo auténtico. Este itinerario también es perfecto para los que buscáis tranquilidad, trekking, increíbles playas y el mejor snorkel y buceo del país. Visitaremos los emplazamientos históricos de Manila, haremos senderismo en las terrazas de arroz de Banaué, nos sumergiremos en las plácidas aguas de Corón, recorreremos las más hermosas islas de la bahía de Bacuit en El Nido, admiraremos las Chocolate Hills en Bohol a bordo de quads y, para finalizar, recalaremos en Malapascua, la isla considerada por muchos como el mejor lugar para practicar el buceo y el snorkel en Filipinas. ¿Eres uno de los nuestros? DESCUBRE EL PROGRAMA DEL VIAJE Día 1: España-Manila Vuelo a Manila, la capital de Filipinas, desde el aeropuerto de tu ciudad de origen. Noche a bordo. Día 2: Manila Tras aterrizar en Manila, nuestro personal receptivo te recibirá, te acompañará a tu hotel en Manila y te dará toda la información que necesitas para sacar el máximo partido a tu viaje. Resto del día libre y alojamiento. Día 3: Manila Después de desayunar, haremos una visita a la ciudad en compañía de nuestro guía (el almuerzo está incluido). Al finalizar, tomaremos un autobús nocturno a Banué. Noche a bordo. 09/07/2019 3 Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa Día 4: Banaué-Batad Llegada a Banaué de madrugada. Recogida por nuestro guía y traslado a un pequeño hotel para descansar. Tras el desayuno, iniciaremos nuestra visita a la zona de Ifuago. A bordo de un jeepney, partiremos hacia Batad, hasta el punto en el que dará comienzo una ruta de senderismo que conduce hasta las terrazas de arroz de Batad. El paseo finaliza en la cascada de Tappiya, con la posibilidad de darnos un baño. A mediodía, regresaremos a Batad, donde nos espera un almuerzo con unas vistas increíbles. Resto del día libre y alojamiento. Día 5: Batad-Banaué-Manila Tras desayunar en el hotel, regresaremos a Banaué, aprovechando para hacer un poco de trekking. En ruta, pararemos en Banga An para almorzar y visitar la zona. Después, continuación del viaje y enlace con el bus nocturno a Manila. Noche a bordo. Día 6: Manila-Corón Llegada a Manila sobre las 03:00 h de la madrugada y traslado al hotel, donde dispondrás de una habitación para descansar. Por la mañana, nos desplazaremos al aeropuerto para viajar a Corón. A la llegada al pequeño aeropuerto de Bususanga, nuestros compañeros te trasladarán al hotel situado al centro del pueblo. Resto del día libre y alojamiento. Día 7: Corón Desayunaremos en el hotel y, a las 08:00 h de la mañana, partiremos en un pequeño bangka (una embarcación local) para visitar algunas de las atracciones más conocidas de la isla, como el lago Kayangan o la Twin Lagoon. También tendremos la oportunidad de hacer snorkel en la zona de los Siete Pecados y Banol Beach. El almuerzo será a base de mariscos en un lugar muy especial. Regreso al hotel y alojamiento. Día 8: Corón-El Nido Tras desayunar en el hotel, y alrededor de las 10:30 h, traslado en triciclo al puerto de Corón. Una vez allí, deberás acercarte a las oficinas de Montengro Lines para recoger los billetes a tu nombre del ferry que te llevará a El Nido. Salida a las 12:00 h y llegada a las 16:00 h. Los clásicos triciclos y un guía te estarán esperando en el puerto de El Nido para llevarte al hotel. Check­in y resto del día libre para que comiences a descubrir los rincones de la Isla a tu aire. Alojamiento. 09/07/2019 4 Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa Día 9: El Nido Acabado el desayuno en el hotel, y sobre las 09:00 h de la mañana, nuestros compañeros te pasarán a buscar al hotel y te acompañarán a pie hasta el pequeño embarcadero de nuestro amigo Gordon. Allí Gordon te explicará cómo manejar los kayaks y te aproximarás al barco remando (si no te apetece remar, no hay problema, ya que es posible hacer sólo la excursión en barco). Una vez a bordo, pondremos rumbo a Helicopter Island, una hermosa playa donde practicar snorkel. Regreso al bote y parada en Secret Beach. Desde Secret Beach, nos desplazaremos a otra isla donde veremos una iglesia abandonada. Cerca de esta zona podremos también practicar snorkel y nadar mientras se prepara el almuerzo. Después de comer, te espera lo mejor de la visita: la laguna Grande y la laguna Pequeña. Desde allí, iremos a la isla de Seven Comando, donde podremos descansar, bañarnos y disfrutar antes del regreso a El Nido. Llegada aproximada a las 16:00 h. Desde el embarcadero, te trasladaremos al hotel. Alojamiento. Día 10: El Nido Jornada libre en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. Día 11: El Nido-Bohol Desayuno en el hotel y, sobre las 11:00 h, traslado al pequeño aeropuerto de El Nido para volar con destino a Cebú. A la llegada, te estará esperando nuestro coche para el traslado al puerto, donde tomaremos el ferry a Bohol. A la llegada, nuestro chófer te aguarda para llevarte a tu resort en Loboc. Cena a la luz de las luciérnagas y alojamiento. Día 12: Bohol Después de desayunar en el hotel, dedicaremos la jornada a recorrer Bohol. La ruta comenzará sobre las 09:00 h de la mañana. Acompañados de un guía local, iremos hasta la zona de Chocolate Hills para montar en quads o pequeños vehículos para dos personas que permiten acceder a la zona. Después, para ver cómo viven los lugareños, visitaremos las pequeñas cascadas de Pangas. Desde ahí iremos hasta Nuts Huts para el almuerzo. A continuación, conoceremos una granja de mariposas y el puente de bambú. A última hora, veremos a los tarseros, los primates más pequeños del planeta. Regreso al hotel y alojamiento. Día 13: Bohol-Malapascua Desayunaremos en el hotel y, a primera hora de la mañana, te trasladamos a la terminal de ferry para llevarte a Cebú. Allí te estarán esperando para iniciar el traslado hacia el norte de la isla de Cebú y llegar por la tarde a Malapascua. Tras unas 4 horas por carretera llegarás al puerto de Maya, donde te esperarán nuestros compañeros del hotel de Malapascua para coger el bote que te llevará a la isla. Traslado al hotel y alojamiento. Día 14: Malapascua Desayuno en el hotel y día libre para disfrutar de la isla a tu aire. Alojamiento. 09/07/2019 5 Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa Día 15: Malapascua Jornada libre en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. Día 16: Malapascua-Manila-España Desayuno en el hotel y regreso a Cebú. El ferry te acercará hasta Maya y de ahí, en unas 4 horas, estarás en el aeropuerto de Cebú, desde donde volarás a Manila para enlazar con el vuelo internacional de regreso. Noche a bordo. Día 17: España Llegada a España y fin de nuestros servicios. ¡Hasta pronto! Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa Duración: 17 Días Visitando: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol, Isla de Mala Pascua Salidas: desde julio 2019 hasta diciembre 2019 Salidas desde: Málaga, Barcelona, Bilbao, Madrid, Palma De Mallorca, Santiago de Compostela, Sevilla, Valencia Tipo de circuito Para Parejas Exóticos Precio Garantizado Confirmación Inmediata Con guía Visitas/Excursiones incluídas 09/07/2019 6 Filipinas: Manila, Banaue, Corón, El Nido, Bohol y Malapascua, circuito privado con estancia en playa VISITAR LOS TRES MEJORES MUSEOS DE MANILA Acércate a las tradiciones y el legado artístico de este pueblo único Si quieres familiarizarte con la cultura filipina y su legado artístico, te proponemos tres museos indispensables que nadie debería dejar de conocer durante su paso por Manila: el Museo Nacional de Filipinas, el Museo Ayala y el GSIS Museo ng Sining. En el caso del primero, éste fue establecido como depósito oficial en 1901, para que sirviera de museo etnográfico de historia natural del país. El edificio que alberga sus colecciones fue diseñado por el arquitecto estadounidense Daniel Burnham en 1918. A su vez, el edificio contiguo, antigua sede del Ministerio de Finanzas, da cabida a la división de antropología y de arqueología. Una de sus piezas más renombradas es el Spoliarium, obra del pintor hispano­ filipino Juan Luna y Novicio (1857­1899). Por otro lado, el Museo Ayala, que abre sus puertas en la avenida Makati —haciendo esquina con la calle de la Rosa—, está considerado como una de las instituciones de titularidad privada más importantes de Filipinas. Concebido en 1950 por el pintor abstracto filipino Fernando Zóbel (1924­1984), fue creado en 1967 bajo el impulso de la Fundación Ayala.
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