If you don’t want to share a place with a crowd of other travelers, here we have some hidden tourist spots in the Philippines just for you. The country has beautiful sceneries in abundant supply so there is no need to leave the Philippines for some fun and pristine nature.

Here is the list Corner4men has piled up for you:

Hidden Tourist Spots In Cavite

Malibiclibic Falls

We highly recommend the Malibiclibic Falls as it boasts a deep and wide pool underneath

It might come as a surprise that Cavite has hidden waterfalls but it does! And the best part is, they are among the most beautiful hidden tourist spots in the Philippines.

We highly recommend the Malibiclibic Falls as it boasts a deep and wide pool underneath so it still has an edge in beauty despite the humble height of just 2 meters.

Cabag Cave

It also has a clear pool but the real draw here is the underground river

Cabag Cave is another destination on our list of hidden tourist spots in the Philippines. It also has a clear pool but the real draw here is the underground river that takes visitors past stunning rock formations, home to lots of wildlife, especially bats.

Hidden Tourist Spots In Baguio

Baguio City Hall

A city hall might not be high on the bucket list of an average traveler but this one should be

A city hall might not be high on the bucket list of an average traveler but this one should be. As one of the city’s oldest buildings under E.W. Reynolds – the city’s very first mayor.

Its history qualifies the city hall to be on our list of hidden tourist spots in the Philippines. It was demolished in 1945 and was rebuilt in 1950.

The Mansion House

The Mansion House was built during the American Colonialist Era

The Mansion House was built during the American Colonialist Era to serve as a summer residence for U.S. Governors-General. It still retains its original role but for the Philippine President instead.

Hidden Tourist Spots In Mindanao

Daku Island

The real draw of Daku is the absence of tourists, unlike Boracay

Mindanao coasts are famous worldwide so we would like to add one of the most stunning beaches to our hidden tourist spots in the Philippines. Located in Siargao, the island’s beauty is often compared with that of the more well-known Boracay.

The real draw of Daku is the absence of tourists, unlike Boracay. You can make a tour with Daku and two of its neighboring islands – Guyam and Naked.

Malamawi Island

The under-the-radar destination is dubbed the Hidden Paradise of Basilan

Braving Basilan might not be your first choice for a holiday spot but in reality, there is one part of the island that is totally worth your time. The under-the-radar destination is dubbed the Hidden Paradise of Basilan.

The powdery white sand and the blue water is all for yourself as there are not many people know about the beauty of the beach.

Hidden Tourist Spots In Pampanga

Mt. Pinatubo

 

The nickname ‘the beautiful disaster’ can capture the imagination of just about anyone and you will know why once you see Mt. Pinatubo for yourself

The nickname ‘the beautiful disaster’ can capture the imagination of just about anyone and you will know why once you see Mt. Pinatubo for yourself. The Crater Lake is accessible via ATV or the 4x4. The road is bumpy and isn’t easy at all but the view is definitely worth it.

The cherry on top of the experience is the chance to learn about the culture and way of life of the Philippines’ oldest indigenous tribes – the Aetas. If this isn’t one of the most interesting hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, we don’t know what is.

Mt. Arayat National Park

Mt Arayat is part of one of the Philippines’ oldest national parks – the Mt. Arayat National Park

Mt Arayat is part of one of the Philippines’ oldest national parks – the Mt. Arayat National Park. The place is ideal for both non-hikers and hikers as it has a bit of everything for anyone.

Hidden Tourist Spots In Tagaytay

La VeryOl’s Mountain View Garden

 

The La Veryol’s Mountain View Garden – one of the best hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, is just a few kilometers after you take a left turn from the Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road

Tagaytay is one of the best places in the country to unwind but its popularity means its every spot isn't equally quiet and peaceful. The La Veryol’s Mountain View Garden – one of the best hidden tourist spots in the Philippines, is just a few kilometers after you take a left turn from the Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road.

Its service is abundant and the backdrop of Taal Lake is just mesmerizing. Plus, for only P399, you can enjoy its Kawa Hot Bath.

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Taal Volcano and Lake

​The Taal Volcano boasts its own beauty whatever time you visit

The Taal Volcano boasts its own beauty whatever time you visit, even when it is in its worse shape. In case going near the volcano is not what you want to do, you can always choose a restaurant nearby with a view of the volcano.

And there is no shame in staying away. While the Taal volcano is among the world’s smallest, it is one of the most dangerous.

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