Jomalig Holiday Deals

Jomalig Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Jomalig

Cool! Your annual leave's been approved. Now all you need to do is say hasta la vista to office life for a while and book a trip to Jomalig!

Philippines' capital city, Manila, is located around 150 kilometres to the west of Jomalig.

Spend some time with Mother Nature at Polilio Island. It lies just 50 kilometres away from Jomalig. Inhale the fresh air and take a moment to slow down.

If you've got loads of time, why not go to a few nearby places? Jose Panganiban and Calauag are 60 kilometres and 70 kilometres away, respectively.

Following a jam-packed travel itinerary can be exhausting. Why not head into the great outdoors and enjoy some relaxing shore fishing or beach combing?

Setting your own itinerary puts you in command, but every now and then it's quite a relief to let someone else make some decisions for you. Guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours offer a convenient way to see the region.

Take your getaway to crazy new heights by having a crack at hot air ballooning. You'll almost be able to grab the clouds as you soar through the air like a bird.

Practise one of your hobbies or have a go at something new in the waters around Philippines. You'll discover plenty of fun watersports on offer, including swimming and snorkeling.

We aren't quite sure how they crammed so much into the region's art museums, history museums and craft workshops. Step inside the doors and take in what they have to offer.

If the weather's fine, why not take the opportunity to check out the surrounding area's open-air markets?

If you'd love to learn about the region's past, why not take a trip to a few of the nearby traditional villages, old towns, fortresses and war relics and monuments? Do a bit of research beforehand to get an idea of their historical value.

Whether or not you believe in a greater power, exploring one or two of the surrounding churches and cathedrals is a great opportunity to familiarise yourself with the local spiritual beliefs.

Whether you enjoy the thrill of Michelin stars or chowing down on a snack from a street cart, tasting the local food and drink is one of the best things about travelling. So why not tingle your taste buds by digging into some of the region's scrumptious offerings?

Once you grab a seat and browse a menu at a restaurant, you'll realise that guava and mango are a couple of ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

While you're in Jomalig, dine like a local. That means ordering a plate of sinigang (hot and sour soup) or afritada (chicken or pork in tomato sauce), two of the area's culinary specialties.

You can never have too much dessert on holiday, so why not treat yourself to some bibingka (coconut cake)? It's worth every lip-smacking calorie!

Feeling thirsty? Wet your whistle with a glass of San Miguel Premium All-Malt Beer, a brew that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Thirsty for something with more of a kick? You have to try out gin. Ask the barkeeper if it's nice in any cocktails and mixed drinks. Failing that, order a shot and drink it down straight!

Each year on the 12th of June, Independence Day holds a special place in the hearts and minds of the locals. It offers a great chance to discover the nation's history and kick up your heels while you're at it!

Ready to hit the skies? Pack up your bag, set an alarm clock and map a route to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL). It's around 150 kilometres to the west.