Alexandria Travel & Tours

17/10/2019

13/06/2019

Kiltepan Peak, Sagada, Mt. Province

20/07/2018

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”

-St. Augustine

03/04/2018

5 Ways to Travel Waste-Free

1. Bring an ECO-BAG when you shop.
2. Bring REUSABLE UTENSILS (fork, spoon, straws) Say no to plasticware!
3. Use a TUMBLER. Only 10% of plastic bottles are being recycled.
4. Place your food in REUSABLE CONTAINERS and limit your trash while you travel.
5. Fill up your ECO-BRICK. Instead of throwing away your plastics, stuff them in plastic bottles. These become ecobricks that are used yo build houses. Donate them to The Plastic Solution. 😊

22/11/2017

08/11/2017

Province of Laguna -- home of culture and heritage, fascinating nature, the enchanted Mt. Makiling, leisure and sports, the birthplace of the country's most celebrated hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.

30/10/2017

The Ocampo Deer Farm, owned by the local government, was established in 1996 within a five hectare lot, situated at the foothills of Mt. Isarog, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Ocampo, Camarines Sur.

14/10/2017

Bicolandia, the home of majestic Mayon Volcano

02/09/2017

Tugawe Cove view atop Guinahoan Lighthouse, Caramoan

06/07/2017

When in Bicol ♥️

08/06/2017

07/06/2017

Fascinating Baler!

24/05/2017

The Hundred Islands National Park -- located in the south western part of the Lingayen Gulf, composed of 123 islands and islets, a protected area in the city of Alaminos, province of Pangasinan, is one of the remarkable tourist destinations in the Philippines. The three most popular main islands (developed for tourism) are Governor’s Island (popularized by the Pinoy Big Brother TV series), Quezon Island (named after the late President Manuel Quezon, the most family-friendly island with its shallow shores and an established camping site), and Children’s Island (similar to Governor and Quezon Islands, with shallow waters make it a perfect site for families with small children).

25/02/2017

Just like Baler, life is beautiful!

24/02/2017

Baluarte Vigan -- a free-roaming animal sanctuary (mini zoo), owned by former Ilocos Governor Chavit Singson, with animals from other countries and others endemic to the Philippines, welcomes tourists to visit free of charge. Inside the eighty-hectare park sits the former governor’s multi-storey house (with a grand view of Vigan and the South China Sea), the golden-clad building topped with a burning bush up its roof. There is a butterfly garden, a s***t shooting range, and guests can visit and feed the monkeys, swans, flamingos, ostriches, albino, spotted deer and the one-hump camel. Children are allowed to sit on top of bigger animals, and can go to the tracks where they can ride the miniature horses. There are also scheduled live animal show and tell times, a petting zoo, where audiences are introduced to animals. Visitors can also see rows of cages where lions, Bengal tigers, peacocks, civet cats, iguanas, pythons, and other reptiles and birds are housed.

22/02/2017

Baguio City -- The Philippines' Summer Capital, blessed with a variety of cultural, historical, and scenic attractions, also called the City of Pines, occupies about 57 square kilometers of hilly land about 1,524 meters high in the southwestern portion of the Cordillera Central mountain range in northern Luzon. It is completely surrounded by the province of Benguet, which Baguio used to be a town before being made into an independent city. It is bordered by the municility of Tuba to the south and west, by Itogon to the east and to the north by Benguet's capital, La Trinidad.

18/02/2017

We love Ilocos! ❤

12/01/2017

Pristine, white sandy beaches, filled with marine life, exotic islets, diving spots of diversified corals, underground cave, rivers, lagoons, and rock formations, are some of the natural and unique features of the almost untouched paradise site of the reality television show Survivor - the Caramoan Peninsula.