ilocos tour package 3d2n 2023

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3D2N Ilocos

Landtrip tour package.

Ilocos, PHILIPPINES

RATES FOR WEEKLY JOINERS TOUR:

Rates for exclusive/private tour:, package inclusions.

• Roundtrip Van Transfer (Manila‐Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpod‐Manila)
• Inclusive of Driver/Tour Coordinator, Gasoline, Parking, and Toll Fees
• 2 Nights Standard Aircon Room Accommodation
• 3 Full Day Vigan/Laoag/Pagudpud Tours
• Entrance Fee, Environmental Fee, Permits
• Group Travel Insurance

Accomodation

• UKL / AA Travelers / Northridge / Carmen / Cathy’s / Viloria / Millionic / Precious / Michaelangelo / Britanya Lodge / Buena Vista / or similar class (Subject to room availability)

Sites To Visit

• Cagsawa Ruins / Sumlang Lake / Lignon Hills / Japanese Tunnel / Embarcadero Legazpi / Legazpi / Quituinan Hills Boulevard / Sleeping Lion / Kawa-Kawa Hill / Hoyop-Hoyopan Cave / Busay 7 Falls / CWC / Old Penafrancia

Package Exclusions

• Meals and incidentals not indicated above
• Kalesa rental
• Museum entrance (Optional)

ALL RATES ARE STILL SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE

This is just a guide for the tour participants and may change due to weather conditions, traveling pace, etc.

• 6:00am Breakfast (Own account)
• Paoay Church
• Paoay Sand Dunes Culili
• Malacanang of the North
• Cape Bojeador
• Kapurpurawan Rock Formation
• Bangui Windmill
• 12:00nn Lunch (Own pax account
• Pagudpud Welcome Arch
• Patapat Viaduct
• Bantay Abot Cave
• Blue Lagoon (Swimming and other water activities) 2-3 hours swimming time then check-in or back to Laoag if available accomodation is in Laoag
• 08:00am Breakfast (Own pax account)
• Sinking Bell Tower
• Aurora Park
• Ilocos Norte Capitol
• St. Williams Cathedral
• ETD to Vigan
• 12-1:00pm Lunch (Own pax account)
• 2:00pm Check-in Laoag/Vigan
• 4:00pm Calle Crisologo (Optional Kalesa Ride P150 good for 4 pax)
• 6:00-7:00pm Vigan Dancing Fountain
• 07:00am Wake-up call/Breakfast (Own account)
• 08:00am Hotel check-out
• Bantay Bell Tower
• 11:00am ETD back to Manila
• 09:00pm ETA to Manila

TERMS & CONDITIONS

• Please be advised that joiners must meet the minimum of 12 participants to proceed with the tour. Otherwise, tour may be cancelled with full refund, transfer to other partner TA or resched the travel date.
• KD Travel and Tours has the right to cancel or move if the participants did not meet the minimum participants before the tour or if weather is not advisable to proceed with the tour.
• Flexible travel dates for Exclusive/Private Tour.
• Departure Date is the day before your preferred travel date.
• Example: Travel Date: Dec 26-28, 2017 | Departure Date: Night of Dec 25, 2017

Important Note:

• Note: Room rate is based on standard room category. Check-in is 2:00pm and check-out is 12:00pm.

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Ilocos tour

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ILOCOS TOUR PACKAGES 2023-2024

ILOCOS NORTE + SUR

VIGAN OVERNIGHT

LA UNION GATEWAY

Ilocos norte and sur 3 days 2 nights.

This 3 days/2 nights takes you to the white sand beach of Pagudpud, the imposing 20-windmill farm of Bangui, the creamy white rock formations of Kapurpurawan, the winding viaduct of Patapat and the towering lighthouse of Cape Bojeador. After visiting the north, the group will be brought to the southern part of the region for a historical and gastronomical extravaganza. Take a trip down memory lane as you stroll the cobblestone alleys of Vigan City, visit the old Baroque churches, Malacanang of the north. Don’t forget to sample their famous bagnet and empanada. Before going home, make sure you have some inabel Iloco for pasalubong.

TYPE: Private trip REQUIREMENT: Vaccination card/proof RATES: The price depends on the number of people in your group.

• ✔ air-con van transfer Manila – Pagudpud – Vigan – Manila
• ✔ two hotel nights at Saud beach, Pagudpud
• ✔ entrance fees of all the sites visited
• ✔ Vigan city tour
• ✔ Ilocos norte tour (Paoay church, Pagudpud beaches, Bangui windmills, Kapurpurawan rocks,..)

VIGAN AND LA UNION 2 DAYS 1 NIGHT

TRIPinas will take you back in time with a guided historical tour of Vigan City, one of the country’s World Heritage Site. We’ll sample the popular and uniquely Bigueño dishes like bagnet, empanada and longanisa, have a go with pottery, visit churches and museums, and buy loads of inabel iloco. You need a little adrenaline before returning to Manila? Fret not as we’ll drop by San Juan, La Union to catch some waves. It’ll be an overnight tour of history, gastronomy and adventures of epic proportions.

TYPE: Private trip REQUIREMENT: Vaccination card/proof

• ✔ air-con van transfer Manila – Vigan, Ilocos Sur – San juan, La Union – Manila
• ✔ one hotel night in Vigan
• ✔ Vigan heritage town tour
• ✔ service of a guide
• ✔ side trip to the beach in San Juan, La Union

Why go there?

The topography of the region makes it a good stage for all sorts of exhilarating adventures like sandboarding at the La Paz sand dunes in Laoag, surfing the waves of Pagudpud or that of San Juan in La Union and hiking Mount Tirad. If you need an adrenaline rush, Ilocos region will not disappoint. If you're looking for a fascinating culinary experience, the Ilocanos boasts of unpretentious, simple but extremely tasty dishes your tongue will ever encounter. Bagnet, empanada, dinengdeng, pinakbet, poqui-poqui, warek-warek, buridibud. You can already work up an appetite by just saying these dishes names. History and culture is a way of life here. Art is manifested through their weave, churches and pottery.

Background information

The Ilocos Region, also known as Region I, is situated between the West Philippine Sea, CAR, the Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon. It was originally composed of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union. Pangasinan, which used to be part of Central Luzon, was only included as part of Region I on 1972 during the time of the late President Marcos. The primary language is Ilokano, followed by Pangasinan then Tagalog. There's this stereotype that Ilocanos (i.e. the people in this region) are much more careful about spending money, hard-working and close-knit compared to their brothers in Luzon. They're also noted to be extremely loyal and brave, and are able to withstand hardships for longer periods of time. Perhaps there is some to truth these claims if you put it in a context that considers their land's geography. If one factors the limited area for agriculture in Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur and La Union, one will see that food production is a real issue. So they are, in a way, forced save as much as they can and find other sources of income to make ends meet. They found these options in spinning and dyeing yarns, weaving blankets, etc., and making clay pots.

Travel inspiration

Read our thoughts on how people are the reason why a destination is worth of interest. "Though I cannot fault people from associating the windmills, white beaches, Baroque churches and cobblestones of historic past to Ilocandia, Ilocos to me will always be about its hardworking people who know how to appreciate the simple joys of life. I am drawn by their dark skin not because it is also my coloring but because I know that their color is a product of diligent work - endless hours of toil under the scorching sun, baking their skin to plant tobacco. I am intrigued by the lines on their hands, a product of complicated hand weaving to make the world-famous inabel that most people in the city adorn their dining tables with. It is fascinating how they are able to make very simple yet tasty dishes most people have dismissed as peasant food in the past yet a quick survey in the menu of most Manila Pinoy restaurants would indicate that these dishes now command a good cost on the table. I guess I like that their life is a lesson lived and shared to all those who cared to learn --- that even though you cannot change the cards that you are dealt with, if you ever so patiently learn how to play the hand you'll end up with something worth admiring."

Ilocos, Vigan and Pagudpud At Php 1950 (3D/2N)

Tour Price Starts At: PHP 1850/PAX

Tour Availability: Contact us for availability

If you want to give yourself a break then try to explore the North where Ilocos is located. Ilocos has been known for its own tourist attractions. It provides you history and unique places to go. We will definitely take you to the places that you’ve never been into. Consider it “the joyride of your life”. It will take for about 11 hours for you to reach Ilocos Norte thus everything will be worth it.

KangKang WIndmills, Bangui, Ilocos Norte

It talks about History since we will not just take you to Ilocos Norte you will get the chance to experience the very popular Vigan City known as the Heritage City. People in Vigan clearly shows how they value the place they we’re able to maintain the place and until now you can see old establishments and you can go for a Kalesa Ride to explore the place. It is also where you can buy souvenirs at a very low cost.

Kapurpurawan Rock Formation in Burgos, Ilocos Norte

Having a trip to Ilocos will give you a one stop vacation. You will not just get there to go to the beach. There are list of things to do when you get there.  You can get your skin tanned in Pagudpod White Beach, you will have the chance to go for at least an 1 hour trekking, If you want something more fun and adventurous then you can go for sand dunes, there are also spots for sightseeing or shall I say breath-taking sites and if you’re fond of eating native foods of course you can try their popular Bagnet and Longganisang Ilocos . Let it satisfy your cravings! For desert they have they Bibingkang Ilocos and their very own chichacorn . These are only few of their delicacies that you can try. These are just few of what you can do in Ilocos.

Malacanang of the North Paoay, Ilocos Norte

Sites To Visit

• Ilocos Norte Welcome Arch
• Fort Ilocandia Resort
• Malacanang of the North
• Ilocos Norte Capitol Heritage Village
• Sinking Bell Tower
• Tobacco Monopoly Monument
• Laoag City Cathedral
• Bacarra Church & Bell Tower
• Pasuquin Biscocho Bakery
• Pasuquin Salt-Making Site/Local Salt Stalls
• Kapurpurawan Rock Formation
• Cape Bojeador Light House
• Bangui Windmills
• Pagudpud Empanadahan
• Bantay Abot Cave
• Blue Lagoon Beach
• Patapat Viaduct
• Paraiso ni Anton
• Kabigan Falls
• Caparispisan Little Batanes of the North
• Sunset Viewing Burayoc Point
• Pagudpud Arch
• Paoay Church
• Juan Luna Shrine
• Bantay Bell Tower
• Calle Crisologo
• Syquia Mansion, Elpidio Quirino House
• Plaza Salcedo and Plaza Burgos Vigan (Calesa ride, optional)
• Baluarte (Safari Gallery)
• Crisologo Museum
• Hidden Garden
• Pasalubong Stores
• Vitalis Villas (Exclusive Tour Only)
• Sidetrip to La Union Grapes Farm (Seasonal)

Package Deals

Here is our list of package deals that you can choose from

Private Tour

(PROMO RATE BEACH HOUSE ACCOMMODATIONS w/o entrance fees)

• 1950 per pax for a group of 14
• 2100 per pax for a group of 13
• 2250 per pax for a group of 12
• 2400 per pax for a group of 11
• 2550 per pax for a group of 10
• 2750 per pax for a group of 9
• 3050 per pax for a group of 8
• 3400 per pax for a group of 7
• 3850 per pax for a group of 6
• 4600 per pax for a group of 5

(Public or Joiners Tour (12-14 participants in a van, departs every Thursday evening of the week)

• 2250 per pax for a group of 5-8
• 2350 per pax for a group of 4
• 2550 per pax for a group of 3
• 2750 per pax or a group of 2
• 3000 solo participant (Single Occupancy)
• 3 Days and 2 Nights Ilocos tour (Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte)
• Airconditioned Beach House (Standard Rooms)
• Van transfers Manila-Ilocos-Manila
• Gas, Toll Fees, Driver’s Meals and Accommodation
• Taxes and Surcharges

We can also provide price quotations for other Hotels and Resorts, if you wish.

*Meals are not included for personal preferences; as we want our guests to try native foods on their own   **Always remember to pack light so that you will not have a hard time ***Prices are subject to change without prior notice

For inquiries and reservations:

Parana Tours #59 Macaria Avenue Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna Contact Numbers: Landline 8478-8172 Globe 0917-8242223 Smart 0929-6171966 Email Address ([email protected])

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5 responses to “Ilocos, Vigan and Pagudpud At Php 1950 (3D/2N)”

hi inquiry po can we are a group of 13 to 15 pax that wants a ilocos vigan pagudpud tour dated may 17 to may 19 please provide me arrangements on the payment & how much thanks very much!

Can you send me a 3D/2N itinerary for an Ilocos tour, that leaves Manila (we’re from Alabang) on May 24, at night? And how would that cost us if we’re a group of 6-8 pax? Thanks,

please send me quotations for 10 persons, april 26,27,26. tnx.

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3D2N ILOCOS LAND PACKAGE

• Regular price ₱4,500.00

Interested but need assistance? Please click this link

Price: php 4,500/person, inclusions:.

• 2 nights accommodation in Java Hotel
• Daily breakfast

*For tours around Ilocos, please coordinate with us for information should guests want to join.

___________________________________________________________________________________________, exclusions:.

• Airline reservations or van transfers
• Travel Insurance
• Meals and tours not mentioned in the Itinerary

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ACCOMMODATION:

• Java Hotel   Address:  Gen. Segundo Ave, Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte
• DAY1: Arrival in hotel.
• DAY2: After breakfast, proceed to explore the city.
• DAY3: After breakfast, free time until transfer to airport

BOOKING CONDITION:

• A minimum of two (2) passengers must travel together
• Once the booking has been confirmed, a full cancellation charge will be applied if guests will not push through with their trip.
• Strictly no cancellation and modification upon confirmation of booking and payment
• Please render your travel dates 2 weeks before the desired departure.
• Booking is non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-rebookable once confirmed.
• Our company is not accountable for any airline cancellations, reschedules, delays, or any changes, during the trip.

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3D2N Ilocos Heritage Tour

Laoag, Ilocos Norte’s capital is dubbed as the “Place of Light”. It is where the famous “Sinking Bell Tower” and “St.William’s Cathedral” is found. In this city as well is where the Malacanang of the North can be found, the historical home of the then President Ferdinand Marcos. St. Augustine Church, San Nicholas Church and Paoay Sand dunes are some of the picturesque sites you will see when you go on a tour to Laoag.

PACKAGE INCLUSION

•  We do not mix different groups in one room

•  Private Rooms will be provided to each group for joiners

• Accommodations at Laoag or Saud, Pagudpud whichever is available

• We use Toyota Grandia for that comfortable long drive, recline-able seats with headrest for your convenience

• Our drivers are very professional and courteous and are very familiar with the road and terrain of the route to Ilocos. 

• Our Van are well maintained and are checked regularly

• Your Safety is our main concern

 GAS, TOLL, AND DRIVERS MEALS

 GOVERNMENT TAXES AND SURCHARGES

ILOCOS HERITAGE TOUR   

SCHEDULED GROUP TOUR 

PHP3,399/GUEST @ 04+ participants in a group

PHP3,799/GUEST @ 03 participants in a group

PHP4,299/GUEST @ 02 participants in a group

PHP4,999/GUEST @ 01 participant in a group

***Early Booking is advised

***First come, first serve/reservation basis on Scheduled group tours

***Open for joiners to form a group of 12 participants only

***Prices are subject to change without prior notice [Fuel Increase]

***Every Friday to Sunday – departure is every Thursday night

***Children that will occupy a seat will have the same rate as an adult.

PRIVATE TOUR

PHP3,299/GUEST @ 12 PARTICIPANTS 

PHP3,399/GUEST @ 11 PARTICIPANTS 

PHP3,699/GUEST @ 10 PARTICIPANTS

PHP3,899/GUEST @ 09 PARTICIPANTS

PHP4,299/GUEST @ 08 PARTICIPANTS

PHP4,699/GUEST @ 07 PARTICIPANTS

PHP5,199/GUEST @ 06 PARTICIPANTS

PHP5,999/GUEST @ 05 PARTICIPANTS

PHP7,199/GUEST @ 04 PARTICIPANTS

PHP8,999/GUEST @ 03 PARTICIPANTS

PHP14,499/GUEST @ 02 PARTICIPANTS

PHP24,999/GUEST @ 01 PARTICIPANT

***No minimum participants required

***Different rate applies during Holidays and Peak Season

***Rooms are good for 4/5/6/7/8 participants in a room depending on availability

POINTS OF INTEREST

  Vigan Heritage Village [UNESCO SITE]

  Baluarte ni Singson

  Burnayan [Vigan Pottery]

  Crisologo Museum

  Calle Crisologo

  Plaza Burgos

  Plaza Salcedo

  Bantay Bell Tower

  Vigan Cathedral

  Museo nina Juan at Antonio Luna

  Paoay Sand Dunes

  Suba Hills [Pass by if 4×4 Ride is availed]

  Himala sa Buhangin [Pass by if 4×4 Ride is availed]

  Paoay Lake

  Paoay Church [UNESCO SITE]

  Jardin De San Agustion

  Paoay Church Bell Tower

  Malacanang of the North

  Laoag City

  Sinking Belltower

  Bangui Windmills

  Kapurpurawan Rock Formation

  Pagudpod Arch   Ilocos Sur Arch

  Ilocos Norte Arch

  Bangui Arch

  Saud Beach

  Santa Bridge

  Bantay Abot Cave

  Blue Lagoon Beach

  Patapat Viaduct

  Paraiso ni Anton

  Kabigan Falls

  Cape Bojeador Lighthouse

  Santa Maria Church [UNESCO SITE]

OPTIONAL ACTIVITY

Sand Dunes 4×4 Ride And Sand Boarding [Php2,500 – Good for 4-5 person]

Kabigan Falls [Php50/person]

Cape Bojeador Lighthouse Museum

Malacanang of the north [Php70/person]

FRIENDLY REMINDERS

Meals are not included

Always remember to pack light [5 Kilo per person Luggage is advised]

Suggested Itinerary is Not Absolute and may change as necessary.

Prices are subject to change without prior notice

PRICES ARE NOT APPLICABLE DURING HOLIDAYS, PEAK SEASON, AND HOLY WEEK.

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2024 Ilocos Sur & Ilocos Norte 3 Days 2 Nights Itinerary: Travel Guide + Budget

The Ilocos region particularly Ilocos Sur & Ilocos Norte is a famous destination to city dwellers in Manila. It comprises various activities like (1) strolling or riding a kalesa to the historical Spanish-era houses in Vigan , (2) enjoying a 4×4 ride in Paoay ‘s Sand Dunes, (3) checking out the humongous windmills in Bangui , or (4) beach vibin’ at Pagudpud ‘s Blue Lagoon!

Doing a North Loop trip? Read my North Loop travel guide here: North Loop Itinerary & Budget

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About Ilocos Sur & Ilocos Norte

Ilocos Sur & Ilocos Norte is more than just historical sites and exhilarating activities. It is also famous for its signature delicacies that tourists are fond of. For example, Vigan empanada and okoy , chichacorn , longganisa , bagnet , and sinanglaw . Truly we cannot deny that fact that Ilocos is famous because of its local delicacies alone.

Moreover, the 2 provinces are located in the Northern most part of Luzon. This is why the weather is unpredictable, the tides can go up and down anytime of the year. However, the best chance of good weather is during summer season in the Philippines.

I visited Ilocos last December 2021 and the weather wasn’t in our favor. And then my family and I visited Ilocos again last May 2022 where the weather is finally on our side! Finally !

Where to Stay?

Assuming that you are following this 3 Days 2 Nights itinerary and that you are a budget traveler. Below are the places I recommend for your stay.

1st Night: Vigan, Ilocos Sur

BOOK ROOMS AT REDDOORS FOR AS LOW AS PHP700.00/NIGHT GOOD FOR 2 PERSON

BOOK ROOMS AT REDDOORZ PANTAY DAYA VIGAN FOR AS LOW AS PHP1,000.00/NIGHT

2nd Night: Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte

We stayed at Classique Homestay & Cottages which is a front beach of the famous Blue Lagoon beach. The price of the homestays here are quite expensive considering their facilities. However, this is the most budget place we saw with decent front beach. Air-condition room starts at Php2,500.00 good for 4-6 people. You can find other accommodations around the area but the beach is not that good from my preference.

BOOK ROOMS AT PALM GROVE FOR AS LOW AS PHP1,100.00/NIGHT

3D/2N Ilocos Tour Package

Similarly, for hassle-free package tours I highly recommend WayPH ! They have tours available in Ilocos and other places in the country as well. Check them out below!

BOOK ILOCOS TOUR WITH WAYPH HERE

Day 1: Ilocos Sur

Since we did a road trip and we came from Pangasinan, we left our house at 4am in the morning and arrived to our first destination in Old Quirino Bridge at 8am. We took some photos and headed to our next destination which is the Bantay Bell Tower and Church. There is no entrance fee to the Bantay Bell Tower, but they accept donations.

We checked in to our homestay in Jun And Tell Transient House which is just 2-3 minutes away from Vigan’s Calle Crisologo. After that we decided to rest for a few hours and headed straight to Baluarte Zoo at 3-5pm. We paid Php200.00 each for a shuttle ride going to 5 sites/stops.

At night we went strolling at Vigan’s Calle Crisologo. This is the place where you can buy souvenirs and food delicacies like chichacorn, longganisa iloco, bagnet , etc. You can also ride a kalesa here to appreciate more beauty of the Spanish-era houses. Kalesa ride is Php250.00 for a group of 4 and it will last for 1 hour. Calle Crisologo is the most famous tourist destination when in Ilocos Sur.

Sidetrip: Crisologo Museum

Day 2: Ilocos Norte

The next day, we woke up at 3am and left Vigan at 4am. We headed straight to Paoay Church which is my Dad’s most favorite Church in the country. We went to take a few photos outside the Church then my Mom paid her respects and lighted a candle inside. The travel time from Vigan to Paoay is about 1 hour and a half.

Subsequently, we went to the Malacanang of the North and Sand Dunes which is still within the premises of Paoay. The Malacanang of the North opens at 9am to 4pm everyday and the entrance fee is Php20.00. It is just beside the main highway in between Paoay Sand Dunes and Malacanang of the North.

The price of Sand Dunes varies on your negotiating skills. They gave us a price of Php2,000.00 for a group of 5. But you can still lower it down to Php1,500.00 if you are good with your negotiating skills. Unfortunately for us, we were not able to try it because we have 2 kids with us.

We went straight to Bangui Windmills which is another 1.5 hours from Paoay Sand Dunes. You can actually see the windmills even just along the road of Bangui. However I highly recommend going straight to the beach where you can see the windmills up close. It is so incredible up close!

After Bangui Windmills, we now entered Ilocos Norte and went to our accommodation in Blue Lagoon to check in. We took a rest for a few hours and walked by the shore in the afternoon.

Day 3: Ilocos Norte

We woke up at 5:30am and bathe in the beach for about 2 hours. After that we packed our things and did a sidetrip to Patapat Bridge before going home. We left Blue Lagoon at 9am and arrived in Vigan at 12:30pm just in time for our lunch. My family did one last stroll and rode a kalesa before going home. At 2:30pm we went back to Pangasinan and arrived at 7pm. End of tour .

Take note that the Kalesa Parking Area is just beside Vigan Park, a short walking distance from Calle Crisologo.

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Miss ko na mag-Ilocos!

Hindi na mahigpit kath! Goraaaaa! 🙂

how much po naging budget nio for 4days ilocos trip nio sis? thank you

Hi! We spent approximately 20k for 3 adults and 2 kids during our trip. 🙂

how much po 2 night and 3 days?

“Thank you for this incredibly detailed guide to Ilocos Sur & Norte, Joana! Your itinerary is a perfect blend of history, culture, nature, and of course, the mouthwatering delicacies. The personal anecdotes and recommendations make planning a trip so much easier. I’m already daydreaming of strolling through Vigan’s Calle Crisologo and gazing up at those massive windmills in Bangui. Can’t wait to experience Ilocos for myself and follow in your footsteps! 🌅🍴🏛️”

Hi Jasmine! Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙂

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My 3D2N Ilocos Tour: Places Visited + Sample Budget

Ilocos, the Northwestern region of the Philippines, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country to date. And I can see several reasons why it has achieved this feat. For one, it has plenty of beautiful attractions to offer; for another, it is quite accessible from the capital Manila, where the majority of tourists are surging from; and three, there are wide selections of tour packages available that visiting to the province becomes a lot easier and affordable. In fact, for as low as Php 2299 each, a group of 12 can get a package just easily for a 3D2N tour, which includes hotel accommodation, breakfast, and van transfer from Manila and back.

There are a number of reasons why my tour to this part of the country was extra special – it was the first destination I have visited in the entire Luzon (with the exception of Manila); the tour also coincided with my 12th anniversary in my work; and, it was my last “major gala” for 2019. Therefore, it should not disappoint me. And it never did!

The day before our Ilocos tour, a new typhoon was just hovering over Luzon and the gusty winds were even felt in the capital Manila. So I was a bit worried that the tour agency might just suddenly send a message to postpone the tour. Thankfully, it never did.

CONTENT AT A GLANCE

The Journey From Manila

With intermittent rain showers, we started our tour at 9 pm. Our meeting place was at the SM Mall of Asia – car park. The driver/tour guide was telling us to get ready for an 8 to 9-hour grueling ride to the north. It turned out he was right. First, we had to go through the heavy traffic along Roxas Boulevard and other major thoroughfares in Metro Manila towards the NLEX – expressway to the north. Then, soon after that, we pulled away from the tollways heading north, passing several provinces, including Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, the junction going to Baguio, Pangasinan, and La Union. We arrived in Ilocos Sur at around 7 am the following day.

DAY 1: Vigan, Bantay, Paoay, Laoag

Vigan, ilocos sur.

Our first stop was Vigan – a city in Ilocos Sur. This place impressed me a lot. Aside from friendly locals, highly noticeable were the preserved Spanish-era infrastructures. From government offices to churches to commercial buildings – what I saw were architectural designs reminiscent of the Spanish colonial era.

Apart from preserved architectural designs, it’s also impressive, to say the least, that the old way of transportation called calesa still exists, plying the cobblestones-streets of Vigan.

Here are the highlights of our Vigan Tour

Calesa Ride

It was my first time to have experienced taking a calesa ride. I was hesitant, at first, because the idea of using animals for transportation wasn’t (and still is) a thing that I used to. But after some explaining from the coachman – on how they take care of the horses – I decided to give it a go. We toured the main streets of Vigan for 2 hours, visiting landmarks for only Php 150.

Centuries-old Churches Visit

The Saint Paul Metropolitan Cathedral or commonly known as the Vigan Cathedral was first built in 1574 and then was rebuilt in the 1790s, after it was destroyed by an earthquake. The church stands tall facing Plaza Salcedo, with the Ilocos Sur Provincial Capitol nearby.

Saint Agustin Parish Church , commonly known as Bantay Church, is another religious landmark with impressive architecture. Its European-style design creates an imposing contrast from the rest of the structures in the area. Apart from the church itself, its bell tower is also attracting tourists who want to appreciate past engineering works.

Note: The Saint Agustin Church is located in Bantay, a Municipality next to Vigan City. Its proximity to Vigan makes it easy for anyone to go to this Centuries-old church.

Padre Burgos Residence

After visiting the churches, we proceeded to the residence of the late Padre Burgos, one of the “ Tatlong Paring Martir , ” Taking a glimpse of his way of life through the things he left behind.

Elpidio Quirino Residence (Syquia Mansion)

I never knew that the late President Quirino was from Vigan until this tour. We were lucky to have toured inside and around his house. Shown to us were his home office, the conference hall, and even his bedroom, along with his personal belongings. Truly, it was a visit full of historical learnings.

Calle Crisologo Stroll

The last stop and the highlight of our tour in Vigan was the Calle Crisologo. Perhaps, it was one of the most popular tourist spots in the area that our kutsero saved it for last. It was a one-of-a-kind experience walking its streets made of cobblestones. It was, indeed, a stroll that took me back in time. I immersed myself with the exquisite beauty around me – from houses in old Spanish architecture to items sold in the area – that it made me lingered a little more despite the rain.

Paoay, Ilocos Norte

Paoay sand dunes.

About 30 minutes ride from Vigan, we reached another popular tourist destination in Ilocos Sur – the Municipality of Paoay. The place is widely known for its sand dunes, where tourists can try 4×4 truck adventures as well as sandboarding. It’s a favorite destination of those who are into adrenaline-rush. One should not miss Paoay Sand Dunes when touring Ilocos.

WATCH | Here’s a glimpse of our 4×4 extreme ride experience.

San Agustin Church of Paoay

Of course, we did not miss taking a glimpse of San Agustin Church of Paoay or more commonly called as Paoay Church. After our extreme 4×4 adventure at the Paoay Sand Dunes, we stayed a little bit more to see firsthand this famous and the oldest Baroquian church of Paoay. This work of brilliant engineering still survives the test of time. Though it has undergone some renovations, the main structure, as well as the bell tower, have been preserved impressively.

Laoag, Ilocos Norte

Former pres. marcos’ residence (malacanan of the north).

The remaining time of our day 1 was spent at the late President Marcos’ residence aka Malacanan of the North. Unfortunately, we were not able to get inside as we arrived there at 3 PM  (it closes pretty early on weekends). So, we just enjoyed what’s outside, including the following:

We also took a glance at this beautiful church nearby.

Day 2: Sarrat, Bangui, Burgos, Pagudpud,

Ilocos norte, santa monica parish church.

We began our 2nd day by visiting the Santa Monica Parish Church in Sarrat. This is another centuries-old religious structure built in baroquian architecture, still standing elegantly despite the passage of time. A lot of important occasions were held at this church, including the wedding ceremony of Irene Marcos, one of the daughters of the late president.

Bangui Windmills

The rest of our morning on the second day was spent visiting the famous Bangui Windmills aka Bangui Wind Farm. It was one of the highlights of our Ilocos Norte travel. Having these giant windmills towering before my eyes was simply breathtaking. Looking up them closely was a gift that kept on giving. They were everywhere – over the hills and along the shore facing the West Philippine Sea. It was amazing to realize how this province was able to establish this green energy source. Indeed, yet another engineering marvel that should not be overlooked when visiting Ilocos.

Patapat Viaduct

In the afternoon of the second day of our tour, we went all the way to the tip of Luzon to see the Patapat Viaduct in Pagudpud. It’s a 1.3 km-long bridge built by the seawater (30 meters above sea level), snaking the winding terrain of the highlands nearby.

The Patapat Viaduct has a very important logistic role as it connects Ilocos to the neighboring Aparri and the rest of the places in Cagayan Valley, an administrative division composed of several provinces in the Northeastern Luzon.

The structure, the waves wallopping the bases of the bridge, the line of mountainous terrain nearby, and the alluring skies create a perfect landscape that makes Patapat Viaduct a magnet to thousands of tourist visiting North.

The Grotto at Paraiso ni Anton

I did not bother to ask who Anton was (or is) but the name of this spot was pretty intriguing to me (Paraiso ni Anton is Anton’s Paradise in English)! The place is just a few distance from the tip of the bridge, attracting tourists particularly the religious ones. People go there to offer some prayer, taking several steps to the grotto that is believed to be miraculous, but as well to enjoy the beauty of nature, which includes a small waterfall nearby cascading freshwaters.

Hannah’s Beach (Boracay of the North)

The next stop we had was a place known to be the Boracay of the North. And I can see the reason why Hannah’s Beach is being called as such. It has a long strip of white-sand beach comparable to Boracay, pristine blue water, and a beautiful landscape. The spot is also called as the Blue Lagoon, but my judgment tells that it’s more of a cove than a lagoon. Anyway, regardless of what it is called, the fact remains that the beauty of this place is truly worthy of a visit. And oh, I should mention as well that it also features a kind of a theme park that kids (and adults) can surely enjoy.

But I should not forget to mention as well the thing that I guess subject for improvement inside the resort – the beachfront, which was so bare and hot during our visit. This area along the shore, where open huts or cabanas could be found was all concrete, making the place very hot from the scorching sun when it’s high above. The area would have been a lot better and relaxing if they left some space where they could have grown Talisay trees that could serve as canopies for people staying in the area.

Kapurpurawan Rock Formations

Our remaining hours in the afternoon was spent enjoying the beauty of Kapurpurawan Rock Formations in Burgos. We were supposed to visit the Light House before that, but unfortunately, for some reason, the facility was already closed at that time of our visit, so we proceeded to the above-mentioned rock formations instead.

I was surprised. I never expected that Kapurpurawan Rock Formations to be that beautiful. I thought its beauty complemented perfectly with the golden sunset as well as the wind mills towering over the hills. It was worth trekking a kilometer distance to reach the area.

Day 3: Badoc and back to Vigan

The last day of our Ilocos tour was spent in Badoc, Ilocos Norte and then back to Ilocos Sur. We visited the remaining spots in our itinerary (the ones we missed on the first day because of time constraint) and then spent the rest of the time in the morning buying pasalubong before we finally traveled back to Manila after lunch.

Antonio Luna and Juan Luna Museum

The first stop on the third day was Antonio Luna’s and Juan Luna’s residence-turned-museum in Badoc, Ilocos Norte. Though the place was closed during our visit, because it was a holiday, still, we were able to have a glimpse of the lives and works of these national heroes. The remnants of their way of life are still there, including their artworks. Truly, visiting this place was humbling and one-of-a-kind experience for me.

Basilica Minore of Saint John the Baptist (Badoc, Ilocos Norte)

After visiting the Lunas’ museum, we proceeded to another religious landmark just nearby – the Basilica Minore of Saint John the Baptist, formerly known as Saint John the Baptist Parish. Just like the previous ones, I was treated with impressive architecture, though its white facade was creating a sharp contrast with the rest of its brick-lacquered structure. But more than its architectural feature, this 200-year old landmark has been part of the locals’ rich history and culture. Juan Luna was baptized at this church in 1857.

Baluarte (Vigan City, Ilocos Sur)

Back in Ilocos Sur, we visited Baluarte, which is owned by Chavit Singson. The place also brought a lot of fun to me as I got to see firsthand animals that I had only read in textbooks. Lots of wildlife creatures being domesticated can be seen inside the compound, including tiger, lion, deer, sheep, snakes – you name it!

I was able to take a glimpse at Chavit Singson’s “golden” house as well. It was a multiple-story abode with architecture, unlike any other residential structure.

Four Star (Pasalubong Center)

Of course, our tour would not be complete without buying keepsake items for our loved ones back home. So, we stopped by a couple of pasalubong centers.

A pasalubong center called Four Star’s Tinubong and Native Delicacies was the place we stopped by to buy some delicious treats. It’s a one-stop-shop where you can by various delicacies, including Ilocos’ most popular ones – Tinubong, Bagnet, Longanisa, and Empanada.

Back to Manila

After eating lunch, we got ready for another yet grueling long-hour land travel back. On our way to Manila, we made a stop at a grape farm in La Union. Our driver/tour guide was telling us that it was not included in our original itinerary and that he was doing it as his treat. So I was excited even if I was a bit energy-drained. After all, it would be my first time to experience grape picking.

Reaching the place, my level of excitement immediately dropped to the low. What I saw was not a grapes farm; it was just a small lot (about 500 square meters) planted with grapes. Adding to my disappointment was the fact that there were no fruits, except for some remnants – little round greens dangling randomly in vines.

At the corner of that block, there was a makeshift store displaying pasalubong items for sale, including bottles of wine, grapes, etc. But the grapes, I suspected, were of a different variety because they bore no resemblance in color with what I saw at the “farm”. And the wine labeled “Thailand” so that said a lot.

Visiting this “farm” for “grape picking” was the only activity I got a bit disappointed with during our entire tour – even though they were offering free tasting to us (I did not try it; the rest of the group did).

Overall, our trip to Ilocos was a fulfilling adventure. It brought lots of fun, happy memories memorable. And that despite having to experience inclement weather brought about by the onslaught of Typhoon Ineng. Well, I think touring with a cool and fun-loving group (even though we just met during the tour) was part of the reason, but most of all, because Ilocos delivered to me the beauty of the region and the hospitality of its people.

Ilocos Tour Sample Budget

(per person; for a group of 12).

• Food for 3 days = 150 x 3 x 3 = 1350
• Paoay Sand Dunes =  500
• Hannah’s Beach Resort = 160
• Tour Package = 2299
• Pasalubong = 500
• Additional extra cash (just in case) = 1000

Total budget = Php 5809 each

Note: Other destinations not mentioned in the sample budget are free of charge.

Travel tips that you might find useful

• While it is possible to DIY your Ilocos tour, it would be financially impractical if you do it that way. It would also be time-consuming. The best way to do it is to get a tour package; that is if you want to follow the above itinerary. It is way more easy, convenient than to DIY.
• Pack light to eliminate extra weight. Believe me, it would be a hassle experience carrying heavy items most especially that many Ilocos tour packages are designed in a way that takes you on a tour directly when you arrive there. (During our travel, we immediately toured around soon after we arrived in Ilocos before we checked in at our accommodation in the evening the same day.)
• Ilocos tour packages usually include lots of physical activities – transfer, walking, etc. – so bringing a tumbler of water will keep yourself hydrated.
• Be always nice and considerate to the rest of your group, most especially if you are in a joiner tour. That will help a lot in keeping your tour a lot of fun and memorable. (during our tour, I was lucky to be with people who were so nice and cool)
• Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture beautiful places and moments.
• And, I know this is a cliché, but let me say: leave only footprints; take only good memories (and, if I may just add, some delicious pasalubong too. 😁)

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Ilocos Itinerary: Three Days and Two Nights in Laoag, Vigan and More

Travel back in time and explore the best of Ilocos Region with its centuries-old chuches, heritage towns, sand dunes, waterfalls, mouthwatering delicacies and other attractions, the Provinces of Ilocos will definitely not disappoint. Here is a suggested three days and two nights itinerary from Laoag to Vigan and beyond for those who want to experience or re-experience the timeless charm of Ilocandia.

Ilocos Itinerary

Day 0: departure.

2000H: Depart by bus from Cubao

Day 1: Laoag

0800H – 0830H: Arrive in Laoag / Proceed to hotel to leave bags 0830H – 0930H: Breakfast at Cuisine de Iloco 0930H – 1200H: Stroll in and around the historic plaza: see the sinking bell tower, St. William’s Cathedral, Provincial Capitol, Tobacco Monopoly Monument and Museo Ilocos Norte 1200H – 1300H: Lunch at Saramsam Ylocano Restaurant 1300H – 1500H: Rest at hotel / Waash-up 1500H – 1800H: La Paz Sand Dunes 1800H – 1900H: Back at hotel / Wash-up 2000H onwards: Dinner at Kahel de Luna / Socials / Lights off

Day 2: Paoay and Santa Maria

0600H – 0800H: Call time / coffee / pack-up / check-out / proceed to jeepney terminal 0800H – 0830H: Laoag to Paoay 0830H – 1000H: Explore Paoay Church / Breakfast at Herencia Cafe 1000H – 1200H: Proceed to Bus Stop / Paoay to Vigan 1200H – 1300H: Check-in at hotel / Rest 1300H – 1400H: Lunch in Cafe Leona 1400H – 1800H: Proceed to Santa Maria Church and Pinsal Falls 1800H – 1900H: Return to hotel / Wash-up 1900H onwards: Dinner at Lampong’s Restaurant / Night walk at Calle Crisologo, Socials /Lights off

Day 3: Vigan

0500H – 0600H: Blue hour at Calle Crisologo 0600H – 0730H: Breakfast! Empanada! 0730H – 1200H: Vigan Cathedral, Calle Crisologo, Simbaan a Bassit, St. Augustine Chuch of Bantay, Crisologo Museum, Father Burgos Residence and Museum, Religious Museum, Leona Florentino Ancestral House, Fil-Hispanic Friendship Park, Buridek Museum, etc. 1200H – 1400H: Lunch / Proceed to Bus Terminal 1400H: Departure for Manila

How to Get to Ilocos

Manila to ilocos.

Laoag is a 6 to 8-hour ride from Manila while Vigan is 8 to 9 hours. Several bus lines serve the route including Florida Bus Line, Partas Liner, Baliwag Transit and Fariñas Transit. The trip is via North Luzon Expressway and Manila North Road passing through the provinces of Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, Pangasinan, La Union and fare is around P400 – P700.

By air, Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific fly to Laoag daily from Manila, travel time is an hour. From Laoag International Airport.

You can book your bus or plane ticket from Manila to Laoag and vice versa below.

BOOK YOUR BUS/PLANE FROM MANILA TO LAOAG

Clark to Ilocos

For those coming from Diosdado Macapagal International Airport in Clark Field, Pampanga, ride the shuttle or jeepney going to Dau Integrated Bus Terminal, fare is around P50. In Dau Terminal, look for buses going to Vigan and Laoag.

Baguio to Ilocos

There are numerous departures (buses and vans) daily from Baguio City Bus Terminal to Vigan and Laoag, travel time is not more than four hours, fare ranges from P200 – P300.

You can book your bus ticket from Baguio to Laoag and vice versa below.

BOOK YOUR BUS FROM BAGUIO TO LAOAG

Tuguegarao to Ilocos

If you’re coming from Tuguegarao, GMW Liner and Florida Liner operate buses to Laoag, fare is not more than P300.

Where to Stay in Laoag & Vigan

Top rated hotels in laoag, top-rated budget accommodations in laoag, top rated hotels in vigan, top-rated budget accommodations in vigan.

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3D2N Ilocos Laoag Tour Package with Airfare from Manila, Hotel & Transfers

Description

Discover the beauty of Laoag in Ilocos Norte with this 3-day, 2-night tour package. This holiday package is inclusive of Manila to Laoag roundtrip airfare via Philippine Airlines, economy class seat with baggage allowance of 10 kilos, roundtrip airport transfers to and from Laoag Airport, comfort level accommodation in Laoag with daily breakfast & WiFi access, a free tour with transfers, and services of a guide.

When you get to Laoag and check into a comfortable place to stay after your Philippine Airlines flight, you will have the first day to yourself. Relax and enjoy the hotel's amenities and facilities.

You will take a tour of Laoag on your second day. You will be picked up at your hotel and taken to top tourist spots in the province, such as Fort Ilocandia Resort, Malacanang of the North, Paoay Church, St. William's Cathedral, Laoag Sinking Bell Tower, and Nagbakalan Loom Weaving. Before going back to the hotel, you will also try the Suba Sand Dunes 4x4 Adventure and have lunch at a local restaurant.

Make the most of the hotel's services and amenities on your final day in Laoag. You will then be picked up and taken to Laoag Airport, where you will catch your flight to Manila with Philippine Airlines.

Get a fun vacation in Ilocos with this Laoag 3D2N tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Attractions

Daily itinerary

Day 1 - Day 1: Arrival + Check-in

After arriving and checking in at your accommodation in Laoag, you can take a rest or explore the hotel’s amenities and facilities.

Day 2 - Day 2: Laoag Tour

After breakfast, you will join a Laoag tour that takes you to multiple tourist spots such as Fort Ilocandia Resort and Paoay Church. You will also go on a 4x4 adventure and have lunch before going back to the hotel.

Day 3 - Day 3: Departure and Check-out

After making use of the hotel’s facilities and amenities, you will be checking out and will be picked up via transfers going to Laoag Airport. Have a safe Philippine Airlines flight bound to Manila.

What to bring

Good to know.

Booking Information - Upon booking, please expect an email from Guide to the Philippines for the voucher, reminder, and next steps.

Hotel - Standard check-in time is 1500H and check out time is at 1100H. Requests for early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and fees. Refundable incidental deposit is required upon check-in. Guest/s are required to present a valid credit card guarantee or cash deposit. Bookings for one person will be arranged in single rooms, and bookings for two or more people will share a twin/double, or triple room(s). Children will be arranged in the same room with their parents. If additional room(s) is needed and for special requests, additional costs will incur. Child rate includes existing bed sharing arrangements with adults and complimentary tour/s (if any). Maximum of 2 children per room. Child rate is exclusive of daily breakfast and to be paid directly to the hotel.

Complimentary Tours and Activities (if any) - Make sure to have the electronic copy of your confirmed tour voucher ready. On the day of the tour, your assigned Tour Guide will meet you at the designated meeting place. For those who have availed complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off, your Tour Guide will meet you at the hotel lobby at least thirty (30) minutes prior to start of the tour or activity. Strictly no latecomers or tour reservation might be forfeited. During the tour, please be reminded to dress appropriately depending on the nature of your tour.

All guests are expected to do their share in ensuring their safety and security as well as that of their personal belongings. Guide to the Philippines and Tour Operators are not liable for the loss or damage to any personal belongings left unattended during the tour.

Peak Season Bookings - All bookings passing through December 24 and 31 are required to avail of the mandatory Christmas and New Year's Eve Dinner. Prepayment is required and can be paid in advance through Guide to the Philippines or direct to the hotel on the day of check-in.

Flights by Philippine Airlines

This package includes economy class seat with 7kgs carry-on baggage and 10kgs check-in baggage via Philippine Airlines. You may select from the following flight schedule:

Manila to Laoag

• PR 2196 11:25 - 12:35

• PR 2198 19:20 - 20:35

Laoag to Manila

• PR 2197 13:15 - 14:20

• PR 2199 21:20 - 22:35

Please note that flights are subject to availability. If ever your preferred flights are fully booked or unavailable at the time of your booking, Guide to the Philippines will select another best available flight to maximize your vacation. Any special requests are subject to fees and availability. Guide to the Philippines is not liable for sudden flight changes made by the airlines.

Seat selection can be made during online-check-in 24-48 hours prior to flight departure. Seats with corresponding additional fees are on personal account. For domestic flights, it is recommended to check-in at the airport 3 hours prior to your estimated time of departure.

Philippine Airlines flight e-tickets will be issued as soon as all Traveler details are submitted online. Once booked, please check your email to complete the Philippine Airlines online form within 24 hours of booking.

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Package Inclusions:

• Round Trip Van transfer (Manila-Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud – Manila)
• 3 days and 2 nights Hotel Accommodation with complimentary breakfast on the 2nd day and 3rd day
• Complimentary Bottled Water
• Entrance fees
• Environmental Fees
• Tour Coordinator
• Tour around Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud

List of Hotels in Laoag: (it depends to the availability of the hotel upon your reservations)

• Vybe Hotel (formerly The Parklane Hotel)
• The Farmside Hotel
• Aurelio Mansion
• Casa Felipa
• Palacio de Laoag

Package Exclusions:

• All other Meals not included in the package
• 4 x 4 Ride at Sand Dunes Php2500 good for 4 to 5 per persons
• Personal Activities
• All other expenses not mentioned in the inclusions

Sites to Visit:

• Vigan Tour Bantay Bell tower St. Augustine Church Baluarte Plaza Salcedo Heritage Village Calle Crisologo Museum Hidden Garden
• Laoag Tour Paoay Church Malacañang of the North Sinking Bell Tower Sand Dunes Fort Ilocandia Sta. Monica “Sarrat”Church
• Pagudpud Tour Bangui Windmills Patapat Viaduct Kapurpurawan Rock Formation Cape Bojeador Lighthouse Blue Lagoon Paraiso Ni Anton Bantay Abot Cave

We have coordinated with the friendliest, reliable and accommodating people to make sure that your visit to VIGAN – LAOAG – PAGUDPUD will be safe, relaxing and a memorable experience for your family and friends. We are the first and only travel agency to include this in tour packages.

SAMPLE ITINERARY

Please take note that the itinerary will depend on the time management and cooperation of the group..

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• 3D2N Ilocos Tour Package (Vigan, Laoag, Pagudpud)

3D2N Ilocos Tour Package

Package Rate:

SET A – Palma de Grove (Pagudpud); Da Home Pensionne (Vigan) SET B – Evangeline Beach Resort (Pagudpud); My Vigan Home Hotel (Vigan) *For other hotels, rate to be given upon request: Pagudpud – Akemaku Villas, Alta Vista Ilocandia, Casa Victoria, Kingfisher Resort, Natsuca Beach Resort, Pannzian Resort, Sabrina Vigan – Balai Mestizo, Balay ni Krizelda, Casa Virginia Romana, Ciudad Fernandina, Cordillera Inn, Hotel Luna, Metro Vigan Inn, One Vittoria, Paradores de Vigan *Suggested place of accommodation is in Vigan and in Pagudpud. However, if the client opt to stay in other places, we have the right to change the itinerary to work out the best route for the trip.

Package Inclusions:

• Comprehensive Travel Insurance
• Roundtrip Van Transfer from Manila-Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud-Manila
• 2 Nights Standard Accommodation (1night in Pagudpud & 1night in Vigan)
• Sightseeing tours in Vigan, Laoag and Pagudpud
• Fuel, Toll fees, Parking fees and Driver’s allowance (including food&lodging)
• All land transfers on the tour, if any
• Entrance fees, environmental fees and permits

Exclusions:

• Meals unless specified
• Optional activities (4×4 ride)

Tour Highlights:

• Bangui Windmills
• Bantay Abot Cave
• Bantay Church
• Blue Lagoon
• Calle Crisologo
• Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
• Crisologo Museum
• Dancing Fountain/Plaza Salcedo
• Juan Luna Shrine
• Kabigan Falls
• Kapurpurawan Rock Formation
• Malacanang of the North/ Paoay Lake
• Paoay Church
• Paoay Sand Dunes
• Patapat Viaduct

Sample Itinerary:

Day 0 10PM ETD from Manila

8AM Arrive Pagudpud and have breakfast*. Explore Pagudpud:

Have lunch* at Blue Lagoon beach. Continue Tour:

• Kabigan Falls (30 mins trek)

Proceed to Resort and check-in.

Day 2 Call time is 7AM. Have breakfast*. Explore Laoag:

• Paoay Sand Dunes (optional: 4×4 ride and sand-boarding P2500/hr good for 4-5pax)

Have lunch*. Proceed to Vigan and check-in. At 7PM, watch Dancing Fountain Show at Plaza Salcedo.

Day 3 Call time is 7AM. Have breakfast*. Explore Vigan:

Have lunch before departure. At 2PM, depart for Manila. 10PM ETA at Manila End of Tour.

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