Welcome to Khiri Travel Philippines, your trusted destination management company (DMC) for authentic and sustainable travel experiences. Originally founded in 2015, we have rebranded in 2024 to integrate fully with Khiri Travel’s vision of responsible tourism, offering unique adventures across the archipelago’s stunning islands. Our commitment to sustainability, combined with bespoke luxury travel, ensures that every journey respects local cultures and natural environments. From island-hopping in Palawan to cultural immersion in remote communities, Khiri Travel Philippines creates tailored, memorable experiences that connect travelers to the true essence of the Philippines.
What Khiri Has Done In The Philippines
Khiri Travel Philippines is dedicated to reshaping the tourism landscape in the Philippines. Guided by the vision of becoming the country’s premier responsible and sustainable travel brand, Khiri crafts authentic, safe, and innovative tours that prioritize local communities and offer enriching experiences for guests. Through their commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, Khiri is working to create a positive impact on both the environment and local communities, while providing unforgettable journeys for travelers.
Philippines office
3rd Floor, Unit D&E, Maryville Place,
C. Rosal St., Cebu City, 6000 Philippines
+63 32 3261691
+63 94 51445155
sales.philippines@khiri.com
The Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers throughout the year. From bustling cities to pristine beaches and lush jungles, there’s something for everyone to discover.
When to Go and What to Do
in The Philippines
January
is an excellent time to visit the Philippines, as the weather is generally pleasant and dry across most of the country. While the northern Luzon region might experience occasional showers, the rest of the archipelago enjoys sunny days. Consider exploring the historical city of Intramuros in Manila, or venturing to the beautiful beaches of Boracay or Palawan.
February
is a popular month for celebrating the Philippines’ rich cultural heritage. The Sinulog Festival in Cebu is a vibrant spectacle, featuring colorful parades and traditional dances. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, the island of Siargao offers world-class surfing and stunning natural landscapes.
March
marks the beginning of the dry season in most parts of the Philippines. This is an ideal time to visit the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, or to explore the rice terraces of Banaue. The island of Bohol is also home to the tarsier, a tiny primate found only in the Philippines.
April
is a popular month for beach lovers, as the weather is warm and sunny. The beaches of Boracay and El Nido in Palawan are among the most famous in the Philippines. For those interested in history and culture, the city of Vigan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture.
May
is a shoulder season, with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The island of Siquijor is a great destination for those seeking a peaceful and spiritual retreat. The island is known for its healing springs and ancient folklore.
June
is the beginning of the rainy season in most parts of the Philippines. While the rains can be heavy, they also bring lush greenery and waterfalls. The island of Camiguin is a hidden gem, offering beautiful beaches, volcanic landscapes, and a laid-back atmosphere.
July
is a popular month for festivals, including the Ati-Atihan Festival in Kalibo, Aklan. This colorful celebration features tribal dances and costumes. The island of Cebu is also a great destination for scuba diving and snorkeling.
August
is another popular month for festivals, including the Kadayawan Festival in Davao City. This celebration features colorful floats, street dancing, and a variety of cultural performances. The island of Mindanao is also a great destination for adventure seekers, with opportunities for hiking, trekking, and white-water rafting.
September
is a shoulder season, with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The island of Negros Occidental is a great destination for sugar plantations and heritage sites. The city of Bacolod is known for its MassKara Festival, a celebration of joy and optimism.
October
is a popular month for diving and snorkeling, as the waters are clear and calm. The island of Palawan is a great destination for exploring underwater caves and shipwrecks. The city of Manila is also a great place to visit during this time, with a variety of cultural events and attractions.
November
is a shoulder season, with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The island of Bohol is a great destination for whale shark watching. The city of Cebu is also a great place to visit during this time, with a variety of cultural events and attractions.
December
is a popular month for Christmas celebrations, with festive decorations and colorful parades. The city of Manila is a great place to experience the Christmas spirit. The island of Boracay is also a popular destination for celebrating the holidays, with beautiful beaches and a festive atmosphere.
