Budget Travel Philippines
Average Daily Expenses
(Per Person)
This typical travel budget for Philippines is an aggregation of travel expenses from real travelers. This will give you an idea of how much money you will need during your visit.
Daily Cost | PHP 2, 721.62 |
Accommodation1 | PHP 1, 532.30 |
Food2 | PHP 437.45 |
Water2 | PHP 65.81 |
Local Transportation1 | PHP 308.29 |
Entertainment1 | PHP 1, 746.82 |
Communication2 | PHP 18.34 |
Tips and Handouts1 | PHP 88.07 |
Intercity Transportation1 | PHP 579.15 |
Souvenirs1 | PHP 98.62 |
Scams, Robberies, and Mishaps1 | PHP 68.14 |
Alcohol2 | PHP 159.81 |
The climate in the Philippines is tropical and the hottest months are between March and May. In June the rains start and this lasts through October when strong typhoons are possible. The coolest months are between November and February. Probably the best time to visit is between the middle of January and the end of February when the weather is at its coolest and the area is dry. Whenever you decide to visit the Philippines you can expect sudden weather changes. As an island nation the weather can be highly unpredictable so come prepared for anything.
The Philippines are divided into three major island groups. Luzon is the northernmost part of the country and is the economic and political center. It's also where you will find the country's capital city of Manila. The country's best beaches are on the middle islands, known as Visayas. This is the area with the richest biodiversity and the best wildlife. To the south is the Mindanao. This is where you find most of the indigenous culture in the Philippines.
The Philippines is a cheap travel destination, even by Southeast Asian standards. Some hotels may be more expensive than you would expect, but as a whole it is a very affordable travel destination. You may decide to take some domestic flights to explore the area. These are reasonably priced but there are often more affordable alternatives if you do some research. Food in the Philippines is very cheap, particularly if you dine at local establishments. Street food is always an affordable option as well.
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