Kaido island hopping tour takes you around multiple islands, stunning landmarks, and even covers your domestic flights across multiple islands for 8 nights and starts from $1,985 per person.

Your booking covers your domestic flights across your tour locations.

It depends. $500 is modest for a tourist budget and could work if you’re travelling alone. However, if you’d like a more comfortable and luxurious stay to experience different cities and islands, you’d need to go above $500.

The dry season, December- June is typically the best time to explore the Philippines: the weather is sunnier, seas calmer, and island‑hopping or outdoor activities are easier.

Yes, The Philippines is family-friendly with fun activities for groups and across all ages.

Yes, but you’ll need flexibility. The wet season runs roughly from July- November: you might see frequent rain or even typhoons, especially in certain regions. However, Rainy season often means fewer crowds, greener landscapes, and lower prices.

For a day: $100 is more than enough to cover moderate accommodation, a few meals, local transport, and maybe a tour.

Our island-hopping tour takes you around multiple islands, stunning landmarks, and even covers your domestic flights across multiple islands for 8 nights and starts from $1,985 per person.

Yes, the Philippines is a very tourist-friendly country. Kaido Travel only plans trips to destinations where you feel safe, comfortable, and ready to enjoy the adventure.

The coolest months tend to be December–February, when temperatures are milder. It’s also in the dry season, so you can explore as much as you’d like without weather interruptions.

The Philippines is a tropical country; light, breathable clothes like cotton t‑shirts, shorts, sundresses, and sandals work best. If you’re visiting religious sites, rural areas, or churches, pack modest clothes (shoulders/knees covered). For beaches and islands, pack your swimwear and sun gear (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen).

Nothing out of the ordinary. Most things are fine, but avoid bringing live animals without proper clearance, illegal drugs, and restricted items. If you’re carrying large amounts of cash, make sure to declare it at customs.

If you plan to beach‑hop, snorkel, or visit rocky shores, yes, water shoes or sturdy sandals are a smart idea. The islands have varied coastlines; rocks, coral, or slippery surfaces are common.

As a tourist: avoid showing flashy jewelry and valuables in crowded public places, transport hubs, or remote areas; they are often prone to petty theft, and scams happen.

The roads can be tricky, so skip motorbike rentals if you’re not experienced. Drink bottled or properly filtered water and be ready for tropical heat or sudden rain. Not to worry, Kaido Travel carefully curates your itinerary around safe, fun experiences, so you can relax and enjoy every moment.