Tours
Tours and day trips in cities across Philippines
The sights with published visitor numbers, heritage listings, and the towns close enough for a day out, city by city, from public data.
Top-rated experiences in Philippines
The best-reviewed experiences in Philippines from Viator, our tours partner: 1,436 to choose from, with the “from” price of each. You book on Viator, which takes payment and handles changes; free cancellation is marked where it applies.
Spectacular Manila to Tagaytay: Full-Day Sightseeing Tour (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $105 Free cancellation
Manila Old and New: Sightseeing Tour Including Intramuros and Fort Santiago (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $70 Free cancellation Likely to sell out
Seacret Luxury Catamaran Yacht Group Island Hopping Tour (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $155 Free cancellation
Caticlan Airport Transportation to Boracay Island Round Trip (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $45 Free cancellation
Taal Volcano Experience: Scenic Countryside and Volcano Tour (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $140 Free cancellation
Bohol Countryside Tour from Cebu Loboc River Cruise with Lunch (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $139 Free cancellation
From Cebu: Oslob Whale Shark Swimming & Moalboal Sardine Run Tour (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $114.75 Free cancellation
Coron Ultimate Tour: 7 Destinations with Lunch and Transfer (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $45 Free cancellation
Manila: Intramuros, Chinatown, and Old Manila Half-Day Tour (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $75 Free cancellation
Experience Manila's Heritage: Intramuros & More in Half a Day! (opens viator.com in a new tab)
from $75 Free cancellation
All 1,436 experiences in Philippines on Viator (opens viator.com in a new tab)
Prices are Viator’s “from” prices in US dollars as of 16 Sep 2026; the final price depends on date and group. We earn a commission on bookings made through these links, at no extra cost to you.
148 cities in Philippines have a tours page: the sights with published visitor numbers, heritage listings, and the towns close enough for a day out. Largest first.
| City | Region | Population | Sights with visitor data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quezon City | National Capital Region | 3,084,270 | — |
| Davao | Davao Region | 1,848,947 | — |
| Caloocan | National Capital Region | 1,712,945 | — |
| Manila | National Capital Region | 1,600,000 | — |
| Taguig | National Capital Region | 1,308,085 | — |
| Budta | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 1,273,715 | — |
| Malingao | Soccsksargen | 1,121,974 | — |
| Zamboanga | Zamboanga Peninsula | 1,018,849 | — |
| Cebu City | Central Visayas | 965,332 | — |
| Antipolo | Calabarzon | 913,712 | — |
| Pasig City | National Capital Region | 853,050 | — |
| Cagayan de Oro | Northern Mindanao | 741,617 | — |
| Valenzuela | National Capital Region | 725,173 | — |
| General Santos | Soccsksargen | 722,059 | — |
| Paranaque City | National Capital Region | 703,245 | — |
| Las Piñas | National Capital Region | 615,549 | — |
| Calamba | Calabarzon | 575,046 | — |
| Muntinlupa | Calabarzon | 552,225 | — |
| Makati City | National Capital Region | 510,383 | — |
| Lapu-Lapu City | Central Visayas | 497,813 | — |
| Angeles City | Central Luzon | 483,452 | — |
| Imus | Calabarzon | 481,949 | — |
| Iloilo | Western Visayas | 473,728 | — |
| Marikina City | National Capital Region | 471,323 | — |
| Mandaluyong City | National Capital Region | 465,902 | — |
| Bacolod City | Western Visayas | 454,898 | — |
| Mansilingan | Western Visayas | 454,150 | — |
| Dasmariñas | Calabarzon | 441,876 | — |
| Mandaluyong | National Capital Region | 425,000 | — |
| Pasay | National Capital Region | 416,522 | — |
| Tarlac City | Central Luzon | 401,892 | — |
| Cotabato | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 383,383 | — |
| Malabon | National Capital Region | 365,525 | — |
| San Jose del Monte | Central Luzon | 357,828 | — |
| Bacoor | Calabarzon | 356,974 | — |
| San Pedro | Calabarzon | 348,968 | — |
| Cabanatuan City | Central Luzon | 343,672 | — |
| Iligan | Northern Mindanao | 342,618 | — |
| Mandaue City | Central Visayas | 331,320 | — |
| Iligan City | Soccsksargen | 312,323 | — |
| Butuan | Caraga | 309,709 | — |
| Cabuyao | Calabarzon | 308,745 | — |
| San Pablo | Calabarzon | 300,166 | — |
| Biñan | Calabarzon | 300,000 | — |
| Santol | Central Luzon | 298,976 | — |
| Cainta | Calabarzon | 283,172 | — |
| Baguio | Cordillera | 272,714 | — |
| Malolos | Central Luzon | 269,809 | — |
| Mantampay | Northern Mindanao | 265,032 | — |
| Bagong Silang | National Capital Region | 261,729 | — |
| Marawi City | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 259,993 | — |
| Tacloban | Eastern Visayas | 259,353 | — |
| San Fernando | Central Luzon | 251,248 | — |
| Libertad | Caraga | 250,353 | — |
| Navotas | National Capital Region | 249,463 | — |
| Ormoc | Eastern Visayas | 238,545 | — |
| Batangas | Calabarzon | 237,370 | — |
| Magugpo Poblacion | Davao Region | 233,254 | — |
| Taytay | Calabarzon | 231,460 | — |
| Lucena | Calabarzon | 228,758 | — |
| Meycauayan | Central Luzon | 228,023 | — |
| NIA Valencia | Northern Mindanao | 223,620 | — |
| Puerto Princesa | Mimaropa | 222,673 | — |
| Olongapo | Central Luzon | 221,178 | — |
| Binangonan | Calabarzon | 219,204 | — |
| Santa Rosa | Calabarzon | 216,650 | — |
| Commonwealth | National Capital Region | 215,034 | — |
| Lipa City | Calabarzon | 212,287 | — |
| Panabo | Davao Region | 211,242 | — |
| Kabankalan | Western Visayas | 210,893 | — |
| Toledo | Central Visayas | 206,692 | — |
| Pagadian | Zamboanga Peninsula | 206,483 | — |
| Koronadal | Soccsksargen | 201,844 | — |
| Bago City | Western Visayas | 192,993 | — |
| Panalanoy | Eastern Visayas | 189,090 | — |
| Mabalacat City | Central Luzon | 188,050 | — |
| Sorsogon | Bicol Region | 187,670 | — |
| Roxas City | Western Visayas | 185,236 | — |
| Legaspi | Bicol Region | 179,481 | — |
| Concepcion | Central Luzon | 178,549 | — |
| Naga | Bicol Region | 174,931 | — |
| Dagupan | Ilocos | 171,271 | — |
| Tuguegarao | Cagayan Valley | 167,297 | — |
| Ilagan | Cagayan Valley | 164,020 | — |
| Pandi | Central Luzon | 162,725 | — |
| Capas | Central Luzon | 162,724 | — |
| Mariveles | Central Luzon | 156,200 | — |
| Guyong | Central Luzon | 155,391 | — |
| Urdaneta | Ilocos | 145,935 | — |
| San Jose | Mimaropa | 143,495 | — |
| La Trinidad | Cordillera | 142,925 | — |
| Norzagaray | Central Luzon | 140,697 | — |
| Gingoog | Northern Mindanao | 138,895 | — |
| Naga | Central Visayas | 138,727 | — |
| Candelaria | Calabarzon | 137,933 | — |
| Baliuag | Central Luzon | 135,679 | — |
| Angono | Calabarzon | 134,975 | — |
| Rodriguez | Calabarzon | 134,432 | — |
| San Mateo | Calabarzon | 134,327 | — |
| San Juan | National Capital Region | 134,312 | — |
| Talisay | Central Visayas | 133,148 | — |
| Muricay | Zamboanga Peninsula | 132,094 | — |
| Bulaon | Central Luzon | 131,818 | — |
| Gapan | Central Luzon | 129,610 | — |
| Bayambang | Ilocos | 129,506 | — |
| Cadiz | Western Visayas | 129,053 | — |
| Rosario | Calabarzon | 128,352 | — |
| Pulong Santa Cruz | Calabarzon | 126,844 | — |
| Bayawan | Central Visayas | 126,744 | — |
| Sultan Kudarat | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 124,965 | — |
| Poblacion | National Capital Region | 124,554 | — |
| Hagonoy | Central Luzon | 123,531 | — |
| Tabuk | Cordillera | 122,771 | — |
| Tabuk | Cordillera | 122,771 | — |
| Calumpit | Central Luzon | 122,187 | — |
| Apalit | Central Luzon | 121,057 | — |
| Plaridel | Central Luzon | 120,939 | — |
| Silang | Calabarzon | 119,475 | — |
| Malita | Davao Region | 118,438 | — |
| Guiguinto | Central Luzon | 118,173 | — |
| Manolo Fortich | Northern Mindanao | 118,075 | — |
| Midsayap | Soccsksargen | 117,365 | — |
| Himamaylan | Western Visayas | 117,286 | — |
| Los Baños | Calabarzon | 117,030 | — |
| Tacurong | Soccsksargen | 116,945 | — |
| Dinaig | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 116,768 | — |
| Digos | Davao Region | 116,122 | — |
| Cavite City | Calabarzon | 115,932 | — |
| Tayabas | Calabarzon | 115,318 | — |
| Iriga City | Bicol Region | 115,306 | — |
| Quezon | Northern Mindanao | 114,521 | — |
| Dumaguete | Central Visayas | 113,541 | — |
| Carmona | Calabarzon | 112,140 | — |
| Laoag | Ilocos | 112,117 | — |
| Pulilan | Central Luzon | 111,384 | — |
| Bayugan | Caraga | 110,313 | — |
| Maramag | Northern Mindanao | 109,864 | — |
| Talisay | Western Visayas | 109,204 | — |
| Santiago | Cagayan Valley | 108,414 | — |
| Santa Cruz | Calabarzon | 108,145 | — |
| Catbalogan | Eastern Visayas | 107,896 | — |
| Bagong Silangan | National Capital Region | 106,886 | — |
| Paniqui | Central Luzon | 106,190 | — |
| Mati | Davao Region | 105,908 | — |
| Tanza | National Capital Region | 105,510 | — |
| Isulan | Soccsksargen | 101,455 | — |
| Jolo | Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao | 101,002 | — |
| Calasiao | Ilocos | 100,686 | — |
Common questions
Which cities in Philippines have a tours page?
Quezon City, Davao, Caloocan, Manila, Taguig, Budta, Malingao, Zamboanga, Cebu City, Antipolo and 138 more.
What currency is used in Philippines?
The Peso (PHP).
Where these facts come from
- GeoNames (CC BY 4.0): population, elevation, time zone, postal codes
- Wikidata (CC0): area, sister cities, visitor numbers, heritage listings, stations and ports
- OurAirports (public domain): airports, runways
- Natural Earth (public domain): map outlines
Data compiled 14 September 2026. Hotel and hostel figures are from our booking partner’s catalogue on that date. Journey times on this page are estimates from distance, not timetables; check the operator before you rely on one.