Embark on an unforgettable 90-day journey to Davao, Philippines, immersing yourself in its rich cultural tapestry, breathtaking natural landscapes, and diverse culinary scene. Explore historical landmarks, vibrant markets, and religious sites, while also enjoying mountain hikes, island hopping, beach relaxation, and wildlife encounters. Indulge in fresh seafood, exotic fruits like durian, and an array of delicious street food, making for a truly comprehensive and enriching adventure.
Arrive at Francisco Bangoy International Airport (DVO) in Davao City.
Take a taxi or pre-booked transfer to your accommodation.
Remember to keep your eTravel registration and onward ticket handy for immigration.
Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available from the airport.
Check into your hotel and take some time to unpack and settle in.
Given your interest in apartment rentals for your long stay, use these first few days to explore neighborhoods and inquire locally.
Enjoy a relaxed evening stroll around the hotel area.
Have dinner at a local restaurant to get your first taste of Filipino cuisine.
Try a local eatery for classic Filipino dishes like Sinigang or Kinilaw.
Visit the oldest church in Davao City, a significant historical and religious landmark with unique modern architecture.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered) as it is a place of worship.
Walk to this monument celebrating the peaceful coexistence of different cultures in Davao.
It's a great spot for photos and reflection.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in the city center, sampling more regional dishes.
Relax and explore People's Park, an urban oasis with unique sculptures, a man-made rainforest, and dancing fountains. It's a great spot to observe local life.
Delve into the history and diverse cultures of Davao through its exhibits on indigenous tribes, colonial past, and local traditions.
Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in the Lanang area, close to your hotel.
Visit the conservation breeding facility for the critically endangered Philippine Eagle.
Learn about these majestic birds and other local wildlife.
The center is about an hour's drive from Davao City proper. You can take a taxi, ride-sharing service, or a public bus to Calinan and then a tricycle.
Have lunch at the nearby Malagos Garden Resort, known for its chocolate museum and beautiful gardens.
Enjoy fresh, local produce.
Explore the Malagos Chocolate Museum and learn about the tree-to-bar process of making award-winning Philippine chocolate.
You can even try making your own!
Great for chocolate lovers and a unique cultural experience.
Travel back to your accommodation in Davao City.
Consider pre-booking a taxi or using a ride-sharing app for convenience.
Indulge in a delicious seafood dinner at one of Davao's popular seafood restaurants.
Spend a full day at Eden Nature Park, an eco-tourism zone known for its beautiful gardens, nature trails, and various recreational activities like skycycling or ziplining.
Accessible by taxi or by booking a shuttle service through the park. It's about an hour's drive from the city.
Enjoy a buffet lunch at one of the park's restaurants, often featuring fresh produce from their own gardens.
After a day of exploring, unwind at your hotel.
Enjoy the facilities or simply relax in your room.
Walk to SM Lanang Premier, one of Davao's largest malls, for a wide range of dining options from casual to fine dining.
Explore Museo Dabawenyo, a local museum showcasing the rich cultural heritage and contemporary art of Davao and its indigenous people.
Check for current operating hours before visiting, as small museums can sometimes have irregular schedules.
Visit this unique museum featuring a vast collection of animal skeletons, including marine life and land animals, offering an educational and intriguing experience.
A fascinating and sometimes sobering look at biodiversity and conservation.
Grab lunch at a restaurant conveniently located near the museums.
Enjoy some free time for relaxation, perhaps a coffee break, or prepare for the evening.
Experience the bustling Roxas Night Market.
Indulge in an array of street food, from grilled skewers to fresh fruit shakes, and browse local goods.
A must-do for foodies and an excellent way to soak in the local atmosphere. Try the grilled tuna belly or local sausages. Expect crowds.
Take a short ferry ride from Sasa Wharf (Davao City) to Babak Wharf (Samal Island).
The ride offers scenic views of the Davao Gulf.
Numerous ferries and barges operate frequently. Look for passenger ferries for quicker travel. Once on Samal, tricycles are available for hire to your resort.
Check into your chosen resort or guesthouse on Samal Island.
Take some time to settle in and enjoy the peaceful island atmosphere.
Spend the afternoon relaxing on the white sand beaches of Samal Island.
Enjoy swimming in the clear waters or simply lounging by the shore.
Enjoy a delicious dinner at a local beachside restaurant, savoring fresh seafood and other local delicacies with the sound of the waves.
Embark on an exciting island hopping tour.
Visit popular snorkeling spots like Coral Garden and Wishing Island, and relax on untouched beaches. Many tours include lunch.
Arrange a private boat or join a group tour from your resort or Babak/Penaplata wharf. Don't forget sunscreen and a waterproof camera!
Return to your resort and unwind after a day of island adventures.
You might enjoy a refreshing shower or a gentle swim.
Indulge in a fresh seafood dinner.
Samal Island is known for its excellent local catches.
Visit the Monfort Bat Sanctuary, home to the largest colony of Geoffrey's Rousette fruit bats in the world.
A truly unique wildlife experience.
The sanctuary protects millions of bats. Best viewing is usually during the day when they are sleeping. Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor.
Spend the afternoon at Hagimit Falls, a multi-tiered waterfall nestled in a lush forest.
Enjoy a refreshing dip in its cool, natural pools.
Easily accessible by tricycle. There are multiple pools to explore. Rating: 4.4/5 on Google Places.
Find a good spot to watch the sunset over the Davao Gulf, followed by a relaxed dinner at a local eatery, perhaps trying a different style of Filipino dish.
Enjoy a final morning at the resort or on the beach before checking out.
Take the ferry from Babak Wharf back to Sasa Wharf in Davao City.
Ferries run regularly throughout the day.
Arrive in Davao, proceed to your accommodation (e.
g., a serviced apartment or hotel) and have lunch at a nearby eatery.
Immerse yourself in Davao's rich history and diverse culture at Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing local heritage, ethnography, and art.
Rating: 4.2/5 on TripAdvisor. Great for understanding the local context.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Davao City, perhaps trying a specific regional specialty you haven't had yet.
Visit the San Pedro Metropolitan Cathedral, the oldest church in Davao City, known for its unique modern-Filipino architectural style and historical significance.
Rating: 4.6/5 on Google Places. A significant landmark.
Walk a short distance to see The Commemorative Monument of Peace and Unity, symbolizing the harmony among Davao's diverse ethnic groups.
Rating: 4.7/5 on Google Places. Offers insight into Davao's community spirit.
Relax and stroll through People’s Park, a beautifully landscaped urban park featuring indigenous plants, sculptures by local artists, and a dancing fountain.
Rating: 4.5/5 on Google Places. A perfect spot for an afternoon walk and people-watching.
Enjoy another opportunity to savor local flavors at a popular Davao eatery, perhaps trying some street food favorites or a well-known local restaurant.
Visit the oldest church in Davao, a significant landmark showcasing beautiful architecture and a rich spiritual history.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). Free entry.
Explore The Commemorative Monument of Peace and Unity, symbolizing Davao's journey towards harmony and progress.
Located just a short walk from San Pedro Cathedral.
Enjoy a traditional Filipino lunch at a carinderia (local eatery) or a casual restaurant in the city center.
Discover an extensive collection of animal skeletons, including marine and land animals, offering insights into biodiversity.
Indulge in comfort food and famous desserts at Lachi's Sans Rival Atbp.
, a local favorite known for Filipino-infused dishes.
Try their Durian Sans Rival or other unique cake flavors.
Explore the history and ethnography of Davao, showcasing the diverse cultural heritage and indigenous communities of the region.
Visit this serene Buddhist temple, offering a glimpse into Chinese culture and architecture in Davao City.
Observe temple etiquette, dress modestly.
Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine at a restaurant near Polian Temple, reflecting Davao's diverse culinary influences.
Relax at a local café, savoring Filipino coffee or a refreshing drink.
This is a great opportunity to people-watch and soak in the city's atmosphere.
Many cafes offer Wi-Fi if you wish to plan for upcoming days.
Experience farm-to-table dining with fresh, organic ingredients in a rustic and charming setting, showcasing local flavors.
Offers a unique ambiance away from the city bustle.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Davao's largest public market.
Explore fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies.
A sensory experience – try some local fruits or snacks like 'kakanin'.
Enjoy a truly authentic Filipino lunch from the numerous street food vendors around Bankerohan or a nearby carinderia.
Look for popular local dishes like sinuglaw, kinilaw, or various grilled items.
Relax and enjoy the tropical oasis of People's Park, featuring unique sculptures, indigenous-inspired landscapes, and dancing fountains.
A great spot for a leisurely stroll and observing local life. Free entry.
Dive deep into Davao's street food scene at the famous Roxas Night Market.
Sample grilled skewers, seafood, and local desserts.
Try items like tuna panga, balut (if you're adventurous!), and various barbecued meats. You can also get a budget-friendly massage here!
Take a taxi or ride-hailing service to Eden Nature Park and Resort, located in the cool highlands of Davao City.
Approximately 1 hour drive from city center. Negotiate fare or use ride-hailing apps.
Enjoy the expansive grounds of Eden Nature Park.
Options include a guided shuttle tour, exploring the gardens, or trying activities like skycycling.
Booking is not usually required for day tours, but check their website for activity schedules. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d549339-Reviews-Eden_Nature_Park-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Dine at one of Eden Nature Park's restaurants, offering a buffet or à la carte menu with fresh ingredients and scenic views.
Spend a relaxed afternoon enjoying the cool mountain air, beautiful views, and tranquility of Eden Nature Park before heading back to the city.
Travel back to your accommodation in Davao City.
Taxis or ride-hailing services are available.
Indulge in Davao's renowned fresh seafood at Marina Tuna, famous for its '10 Ways of Tuna' and other local specialties.
A must-try for seafood lovers. Great for experiencing the culinary deep dive you requested.
Visit the conservation breeding facility for the critically endangered Philippine Eagle.
Learn about these magnificent birds and other wildlife.
A powerful and educational experience. Supports conservation efforts. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d320865-Reviews-Philippine_Eagle_Center-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Have lunch at a restaurant in the Malagos area, perhaps trying local delicacies or a light meal.
Spend the afternoon at SM Lanang Premier, a modern mall with shops, cafes, and entertainment.
A good spot for some air-conditioned comfort.
Explore local and international brands, or just enjoy a coffee. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d3915986-Reviews-SM_Lanang_Premier-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Enjoy a delicious dinner at a restaurant offering panoramic views of Davao City, such as Jack's Ridge, to cap off this segment of your trip.
Perfect for sunset views over Davao. Cuisine ranges from Filipino to international.
Start your day with a scenic drive up to Eden Nature Park, located in the mountainous part of Davao.
You can arrange for a taxi or ride-hailing service.
A taxi or Grab ride will be the most convenient way to reach the park. Expect a fare of approximately EUR 8-12 for 1 person.
Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Eden Nature Park.
This eco-tourism zone offers various attractions like the charming Flower Garden, relaxing Deer Park, and the adventurous SkyCycle. Take a guided tour or explore at your own pace.
Eden Nature Park is classified as an eco-tourism zone. Be sure to check their website for activity schedules and package deals upon arrival. Some activities like SkyCycle may have additional fees.
Enjoy a delicious meal at one of the restaurants within Eden Nature Park, offering fresh local and international cuisine amidst the beautiful natural surroundings.
Return to Davao City and have dinner at a local restaurant.
Consider trying a Filipino classic or a fresh seafood dish.
Explore nearby restaurants or ask for recommendations at your hotel for a taste of local cuisine.
Visit the Philippine Eagle Center, an 8.
4-hectare conservation breeding facility dedicated to the critically endangered Philippine Eagle. Learn about these magnificent birds and other local wildlife.
The center is situated within the Malagos Watershed. It's an educational and impactful visit for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.
Enjoy lunch at a local eatery near the Philippine Eagle Center or back towards the city center.
Try some simple but flavorful Filipino dishes like 'adobo' or 'sinigang'.
Explore D' Bone Collector Museum, a unique attraction showcasing a vast collection of animal skeletons, including marine life and land animals.
It's an educational and intriguing experience.
This museum provides fascinating insights into the anatomy and diversity of the animal kingdom. Call ahead for opening hours.
Indulge in fresh seafood for dinner.
Davao is known for its excellent seafood, so this is a great opportunity to try some local catches.
Consider Ahfat Seafood Plaza or Marina Tuna for a wide array of seafood options prepared in various styles.
Embark on a scenic drive to viewpoints offering stunning panoramas of Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines.
While a full climb is a multi-day trek, enjoying its majestic presence from a distance is still awe-inspiring.
Consider heading towards the Toril district or areas around Eden Nature Park for good vantage points. Check local guides for the best current viewpoints.
Have lunch either in the Toril district after your scenic drive or head back to the city center for a wider selection of eateries.
Look for local 'carenderias' for an authentic and budget-friendly Filipino lunch experience.
Spend a relaxed afternoon at People’s Park, an urban rainforest-themed park known for its unique sculptures, native trees, and a man-made waterfall.
It's a great spot for people-watching and enjoying a green oasis in the city.
The park is beautifully maintained and offers a tranquil escape. It's free to enter.
Embrace Davao's reputation as the 'Durian Capital' by trying the iconic fruit.
Explore fruit stands or specific durian vendors for a taste of this unique delicacy. Also, sample other exotic local fruits like mangosteen, rambutan, or marang.
Many stalls on Magsaysay Avenue or along the Roxas Night Market offer fresh durian. Be open-minded, as its strong smell is often followed by a creamy, sweet taste!
Take a leisurely walk or bike ride along Davao's new Coastal Road Roundabout - Roxas.
Enjoy the sea breeze and views of the Davao Gulf. It's a great spot for morning exercise and appreciating the city's coastal development.
This area is popular with locals for exercise and relaxation. Early morning is ideal to avoid the heat.
Continue enjoying the views along the Davao Sea side.
Find a spot to relax, watch the boats, and take in the serene coastal atmosphere.
A nice place to pause and reflect, away from the city's bustle.
Head to the city center for a convenient lunch, choosing from a variety of cafes and restaurants.
Explore options around San Pedro Street or nearby malls for air-conditioned comfort.
Visit The Commemorative Monument of Peace and Unity, an important landmark symbolizing the unity of Davao's diverse indigenous and migrant communities.
This monument offers insight into the cultural harmony of the region.
Experience the vibrant Roxas Night Market for dinner.
This popular street food haven offers a wide array of grilled dishes, Filipino favorites, and local snacks. You can also find affordable massage services here.
A lively atmosphere, perfect for trying various street food and soaking in the local evening scene. Be mindful of your belongings.
Delve into the fascinating history and ethnography of Davao.
This museum tells the story of the scenic Davao area, its indigenous tribes, and colonial past.
A key cultural institution to understand the local heritage. Check for updated operating hours before visiting.
Continue your cultural journey at Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing artifacts, traditional costumes, and artworks that reflect Davao's rich cultural tapestry and heritage.
Often free admission, making it an accessible cultural stop. A great complement to the Davao Museum.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Bankerohan Public Market, Davao's main public market.
It's an excellent place to observe local life, discover exotic fruits, fresh produce, and sample street food. Grab lunch here!
A sensory experience – vibrant, noisy, and full of local character. Be prepared for crowds and a lively environment.
Enjoy a final dinner for this segment of your trip.
Consider trying a restaurant you've wanted to visit or revisiting a favorite spot.
Reflect on your adventures in Davao's natural parks and cultural sites over a delightful meal.
Explore Aldevinco, a treasure trove for authentic Mindanao tribal products, woven fabrics, pearls, and various handicrafts.
It's an excellent place to find unique souvenirs and gifts.
Haggle respectfully for the best prices. Many vendors offer similar items, so compare before buying.
Enjoy a hearty Filipino lunch at one of the many local carinderias (eateries) near Aldevinco, sampling home-style dishes.
Visit this center which often hosts exhibits of local artists, cultural performances, and workshops.
It's a great place to connect with the contemporary art scene of Davao.
Check their social media or local listings for current exhibitions and events, as schedules can vary.
While known for food, the Roxas Night Market also has stalls selling local crafts, accessories, and second-hand items. It's a lively evening atmosphere.
Explore the different sections for crafts before settling down for food. Be mindful of your belongings.
Delve deeper into the diverse cultures of Mindanao's indigenous tribes.
The museum showcases traditional artifacts, costumes, and provides insights into the region's rich ethnography.
Enjoy lunch in the Lanang area, which has various dining options from casual eateries to more upscale restaurants.
Spend a relaxed afternoon at People's Park, a beautifully landscaped urban park featuring indigenous sculptures, diverse flora, and a man-made waterfall.
It's a great place for people-watching and enjoying local life.
Dine at one of the restaurants or cafes surrounding People's Park, offering a mix of Filipino and international cuisine.
Explore Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing Davao's rich history, indigenous culture, and significant events.
It offers a glimpse into the city's past and the influences that shaped it.
Grab a quick and delicious lunch in the bustling downtown area, with many eateries offering local Filipino dishes.
Visit this significant monument symbolizing the harmony among the diverse groups in Davao.
The surrounding area also offers insights into local life.
Visit the oldest church in Davao City, known for its unique 'ark-like' architectural design.
It's a significant religious and historical landmark.
Dress respectfully when entering the church.
Wander through parts of the city center, particularly around San Pedro Street and side streets, to discover vibrant street art and murals that reflect Davao's culture and contemporary issues.
Enjoy dinner at one of Davao's highly-rated restaurants, trying more local specialties or exploring international cuisine.
Revisit or explore Bankerohan Market, focusing on the sections dedicated to local crafts, woven baskets, and traditional implements.
You'll find a wider array of items beyond food here.
Come early to experience the full vibrancy of the market. It's an excellent place for photography.
Indulge in an authentic street food lunch around the Bankerohan area.
Try local favorites like kinilaw (Filipino ceviche), grilled skewered meats, or fresh fruit shakes.
Look for stalls with long queues – usually a good sign of quality and popularity.
Head to Malagos Garden Resort, known for its beautiful gardens, chocolate museum, and various attractions.
While not strictly a 'cultural district', it showcases local agriculture and crafts (like chocolate making).
Requires a taxi or ride-hailing service from the city center (approx. 1 hour drive).
After a day of exploring, enjoy a relaxed dinner at a restaurant near your accommodation or a quiet spot in the city.
Visit the beautiful Polian Temple, a significant Chinese Buddhist temple.
Admire its intricate architecture, serene gardens, and cultural significance within Davao's diverse community.
Dress modestly and be respectful of the religious site. Photography is usually allowed in designated areas.
Wander through Davao's Chinatown district, characterized by unique gates, Chinese-Filipino businesses, and distinct architectural styles. It's a vibrant area reflecting a significant cultural influence.
Enjoy a delicious Chinese-Filipino fusion lunch in Chinatown.
There are many authentic restaurants offering noodle dishes, dim sum, and other specialties.
Challenge your palate with durian-based desserts like durian ice cream, candies, or tarts.
It's an essential Davao culinary experience.
If fresh durian is in season, you can also try the fruit itself from a street vendor.
Enjoy a leisurely walk or simply relax by the Davao Sea side, offering pleasant views and a refreshing sea breeze.
It's a nice way to unwind and reflect on your cultural explorations.
Enjoy a special dinner to conclude this segment of your trip, perhaps at a restaurant offering a mix of your favorite local dishes.
Begin your day with a picturesque drive along the coastal highway heading south from Davao City towards Santa Cruz, enjoying views of the Davao Gulf.
Rent a car or hire a private driver for a comfortable journey. Public buses (Mindanao Star) are also available from Ecoland Terminal.
Visit the charming town of Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur, known for its friendly atmosphere and coastal community.
Take a walk around the town center.
Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of the local eateries in Santa Cruz, savoring the day's catch with a view of the ocean.
Take a leisurely stroll along the less-crowded beaches of Santa Cruz, enjoying the tranquil environment and sea breeze.
Drive back to Davao City in the late afternoon.
Enjoy a relaxing dinner at a local restaurant near your apartment.
Embark on a scenic drive up to Eden Nature Park, a sprawling mountain resort that offers a refreshing escape and panoramic views.
Though not coastal, it offers stunning landscape views which complement the 'scenic drives' theme.
Accessible by private car or taxi/Grab. Tour packages often include transfers.
Discover the beauty of Eden Nature Park and Resort, an eco-tourism zone.
Take a guided shuttle tour through its well-maintained gardens, enjoy the cool mountain air, and visit attractions like the Deer Park and Amphitheater.
The park is expansive; shuttle tours are recommended to see all the highlights. Booking in advance, especially for weekend visits, is a good idea.
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the restaurants within Eden Nature Park, offering local and international dishes amidst the serene mountain setting.
For an adventurous experience, try the SkyCycle, where you pedal a bicycle on a cable above the treetops, or the SkyRider zipline, offering a thrilling ride with fantastic views.
Drive back to Davao City after a day in the mountains.
Spend the evening relaxing at your apartment or exploring nearby dining options.
Embark on a longer scenic drive further south from Davao City to Digos City, the capital of Davao del Sur.
The journey offers more coastal views and rural landscapes.
Private car/driver recommended for flexibility, or public buses from Ecoland Terminal.
Immerse yourself in the local market scene at Digos Public Market.
Explore the stalls selling fresh produce, local delicacies, and various goods, experiencing authentic provincial life.
Enjoy lunch at a local carinderia (eatery) in Digos City, sampling traditional Filipino dishes that are popular in the region.
Drive a bit further south to Malalag Bay for stunning coastal views.
Enjoy the tranquility, take photos, and relax by the water.
Head back to Davao City in the late afternoon.
You might opt for dinner at a restaurant in the city or prepare a meal at your apartment.
Experience the newly developed Davao City Coastal Road, offering expansive views of the Davao Gulf and a refreshing environment for a morning walk or jog.
A great spot for leisurely activity and enjoying the sea breeze. Booking: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Coastal+Road+Roundabout+-+Roxas%2C+Coastal+Road%2C+Davao+City
Spend some relaxing time at Davao Sea side, a peaceful spot to enjoy the waterfront, watch local fishing boats, and observe daily life by the sea.
A tranquil area perfect for contemplation or enjoying a snack. Booking: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Davao+Sea+side%2C+3J57%2BFR%2C+Davao+City
Indulge in a delicious seafood lunch at a restaurant located near the coastal areas of Davao City, offering fresh catch prepared in local styles.
Visit People’s Park, a beautifully landscaped urban park in the heart of Davao City.
It features unique sculptures, lush greenery, and a dancing fountain, perfect for a relaxing afternoon.
A popular spot for locals to relax and socialize. Booking: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=People%E2%80%99s+Park+Davao+City%2C+J.+Palma+Gil+Street%2C+Davao+City
Visit The Commemorative Monument of Peace and Unity, a symbolic landmark celebrating the harmony among Davao's diverse ethnic groups and religions.
It's near San Pedro Cathedral and Quezon Park, offering a glimpse into the city's aspirations. Booking: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=The+Commemorative+Monument+of+Peace+and+Unity%2C+3J75%2BPM8%2C+San+Pedro+Street%2C+Poblacion+District%2C+Davao+City
Take a scenic drive north from Davao City along the coast towards Panabo City in Davao del Norte.
This route offers different coastal landscapes and glimpses into agricultural areas.
Accessible by private car/driver or public buses from Davao City Overland Transport Terminal.
Explore the coastal areas of Panabo City, perhaps visiting a local fish port, public beach, or enjoying the views of the Davao Gulf from a different perspective.
Enjoy a hearty lunch at a local restaurant in Panabo City, sampling regional specialties from Davao del Norte.
Take a drive through some of Davao del Norte's famous banana plantations, which are a major part of the region's economy and offer unique photo opportunities of vast agricultural landscapes.
Head back to Davao City, reflecting on your coastal and southern Davao explorations.
Enjoy your evening in the city.
Indulge in a rejuvenating massage or a holistic spa treatment to unwind and relax.
Many local spas offer traditional Filipino 'Hilot' or Swedish massages.
Look for local spa packages; booking in advance is recommended, especially for popular times.
Enjoy a light and healthy lunch at a local cafe or restaurant after your spa session.
Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the beautifully landscaped People's Park, featuring unique sculptures, dancing fountains, and diverse plant life.
It's a green oasis in the heart of the city.
Free admission. A great spot for people-watching and enjoying the urban greenery. Rating: 4.5/5
Find a cozy cafe to enjoy a cup of local coffee and perhaps catch up on some reading or journal writing.
Dine at a peaceful restaurant offering local or international cuisine, allowing for a calm end to your day.
Spend a relaxing morning at Eden Nature Park, enjoying the cool mountain air and lush gardens.
You can take a guided shuttle tour around the park or simply wander through the various themed gardens at your own pace.
Eden Nature Park is classified as an eco-tourism zone. Entrance fees apply for certain activities. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d549339-Reviews-Eden_Nature_Park-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Dine at one of Eden Nature Park's restaurants, enjoying the serene ambiance and panoramic views of Davao City and the Gulf.
Find a peaceful spot by one of the park's ponds or gardens to simply relax, read, or enjoy the sounds of nature.
Enjoy a comforting dinner back in Davao City.
You might try a restaurant known for its home-style Filipino dishes.
Explore SM Lanang Premier, one of Davao's largest and most modern malls.
Enjoy some light retail therapy, browse various shops, or simply enjoy the air-conditioned environment.
A hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Rating: 4.1/5. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d3915986-Reviews-SM_Lanang_Premier-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Have lunch at the mall's food court, offering a wide variety of local and international fast-casual options.
Treat yourself to a relaxing foot spa or reflexology session, perfect for refreshing tired feet after some walking around the mall.
Enjoy a more upscale dinner experience, perhaps at one of Davao's renowned restaurants, for a delightful culinary treat.
Enjoy a refreshing morning walk along the Coastal Road, offering scenic views of the Davao Gulf and the city skyline.
It's a great spot for light exercise and fresh air.
Free access. Popular among locals for jogging and biking. Rating: 5/5
Savor fresh seafood at a restaurant located near the coast, enjoying the sea breeze and maritime ambiance.
Spend a relaxed afternoon at a charming café in the city, perhaps one known for its comfortable seating and quiet atmosphere.
Enjoy drinks and snacks.
Find a good spot, possibly back along the Coastal Road or a high-point restaurant, to witness a beautiful Davao sunset over the gulf.
Explore Davao's diverse culinary scene with an international dinner, perhaps Japanese, Korean, or Western fare.
Take a leisurely walk through Bankerohan Public Market.
On a Saturday, it's bustling but you can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, observe local life, and perhaps buy some fresh fruits or local snacks.
A sensory experience with fresh produce, meats, seafood, and local delicacies. Keep an eye on your belongings.
As Davao is the 'Durian Capital' of the Philippines, it's the perfect time for a durian tasting. Find a reputable vendor and try this unique 'King of Fruits'.
The smell is distinct, but the taste is often described as creamy and complex. Be adventurous!
Enjoy a hearty Filipino lunch at a carinderia (local eatery) or a traditional restaurant, trying more local dishes.
Spend a relaxed afternoon at the Quiaoit Art Village, appreciating local art, sculptures, and perhaps even engaging with local artists.
It's a peaceful spot to soak in creative energy.
Check for opening hours and any special exhibits. Free entry, but purchases are welcome.
Conclude your day with a vibrant street food dinner at the Roxas Night Market, offering a fun and affordable way to sample various grilled specialties and local snacks.
Experience the lively atmosphere and choose from a wide array of food stalls. Don't forget to try the fresh fruit shakes!
Depart from Davao City to Eden Nature Park, a mountain resort offering a refreshing escape and various activities.
The drive offers scenic views.
Recommended by private car or taxi for convenience and to fully enjoy the scenic route.
Embark on a guided shuttle tour of Eden Nature Park, exploring its vast and beautifully landscaped gardens, including the Flower Garden, Hydroponics Garden, and the Lola's Garden.
The shuttle tour provides a comprehensive overview of the park's key attractions.
Enjoy a hearty buffet lunch at one of Eden Nature Park's restaurants, featuring Filipino and international cuisine amidst the cool mountain breeze.
Experience the thrill of SkyCycle, where you pedal a bicycle on a cable suspended high above the ground, offering unique views of the park.
Alternatively, try the SkyRider zipline.
Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes. Other activities like SkyRider and Indiana Jones are also available.
Spend some leisurely time walking through other parts of the resort, relaxing by the pond, or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance and cool climate.
Have dinner at a restaurant with panoramic views of Davao City lights from the highlands.
Embark on a scenic drive to the Marilog District, often referred to as 'Little Baguio' due to its cool climate and mountainous terrain.
Enjoy the winding roads and lush landscapes.
Best explored by private car or motorcycle for flexibility in stopping at viewpoints.
Explore Bemwa Farm, known for its strawberry fields, fresh vegetables, and cool highland climate.
You can pick strawberries (seasonal) and enjoy the farm's offerings.
Great spot for fresh produce and refreshing views. Check season for strawberry picking.
Enjoy a simple yet delicious lunch at one of the local eateries in the Marilog area, offering traditional Filipino comfort food.
Stop at various viewpoints along the Marilog-Buda road to capture panoramic photos of the rolling hills, misty mountains, and occasionally glimpses of Mount Apo.
Drive back to Davao City after a refreshing day in the highlands.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant of your choice in Davao City.
Drive to a vantage point that offers a clear, distant view of Mount Apo, the Philippines' highest peak.
While climbing requires extensive preparation, appreciating its grandeur from afar is an experience in itself.
The view depends on weather conditions. It's a natural attraction, so there's no direct booking, but enjoy the journey to the viewpoint.
Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the B'laan indigenous tribe at Tibolo Cultural Village.
Learn about their traditional weaving, crafts, and way of life.
A unique opportunity to connect with local indigenous heritage. Support local artisans by purchasing their crafts.
Savor a traditional B'laan meal prepared by the community members, offering an authentic taste of their cuisine.
Witness a traditional B'laan weaving demonstration, famous for their intricate 'Mabal Tabih' fabric. You'll also have time to browse and purchase their handmade crafts.
Drive back to Davao City, reflecting on the day's cultural and natural encounters.
Enjoy a relaxing dinner in Davao City.
Head to Malagos Garden Resort, an agro-tourism destination known for its lush gardens, chocolate production, and various animal attractions.
Easily accessible by private car or taxi from Davao City.
Explore the extensive grounds of Malagos Garden Resort, including its bird feeding dome, butterfly garden, and diverse plant collections.
It's a serene environment with plenty of natural beauty.
Enjoy lunch at the resort's restaurant, offering farm-to-table dishes and refreshing beverages.
Visit the Malagos Chocolate Museum and learn about the bean-to-bar process of making their award-winning chocolates.
Enjoy a chocolate tasting session.
A sweet treat and educational experience. Don't forget to buy some premium Malagos chocolates as souvenirs.
Enjoy some free time to relax, perhaps visit the petting zoo, or simply sit and enjoy the cool, fresh air of the resort.
Head back to your apartment in Davao City.
Dine at a local restaurant in Davao City, perhaps trying a different cuisine.
Embark on another picturesque journey along the Buda (Bukidnon-Davao) National Highway, known for its cool climate, pine trees, and stunning mountain views.
A private vehicle is ideal for making stops at various viewpoints and local spots.
Stop at one of the roadside coffee farms or stalls along Buda to enjoy a fresh brew of local coffee, often served with a magnificent mountain backdrop.
Enjoy a rustic lunch at a local eatery, many of which are situated near mountain streams or offer charming garden settings along the highway.
Take a short nature walk or find a serene spot to simply relax by a stream, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and enjoy the tranquility of the highlands.
Start your journey back to Davao City, enjoying the sunset views over the mountains.
Conclude your highland exploration with a special dinner in Davao City, perhaps at a restaurant offering a good view or live music.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Davao's largest public market.
Explore stalls with fresh produce, meats, seafood, and local delicacies. It's a fantastic place to observe local life and get inspiration for your cooking class.
Wear comfortable shoes. Be ready for a vibrant sensory experience.
Participate in a hands-on cooking class focusing on popular Filipino dishes like Adobo, Sinigang, or Kinilaw.
Learn about local ingredients and cooking techniques from an expert local chef. Enjoy your creations for lunch.
Booking required. Many cooking schools offer classes for solo travelers.
After a morning of market exploration and cooking, enjoy some leisure time back at your apartment or a nearby cafe to relax and reflect on your culinary discoveries.
Consider visiting a local coffee shop for a light snack.
Savor authentic Filipino dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients in a farm-to-table setting.
Balik Bukid is known for its organic produce and rustic ambiance.
Great for a relaxed dinner with traditional flavors.
Embark on a unique tasting experience of durian, the 'King of Fruits', and other seasonal exotic fruits that Davao is famous for. Visit popular fruit stands or markets known for their fresh produce.
Be open to trying different varieties of durian. Ask vendors for tasting recommendations.
Although famous for its night market, some stalls operate during the day offering delicious and affordable street food options. Perfect for a casual lunch sampling local favorites like BBQ skewers, grilled tuna panga, or kwek-kwek.
Try a variety of dishes. Many options are very budget-friendly.
Delve into the rich cultural heritage and history of Davao.
The museum showcases artifacts, traditional crafts, and exhibits on indigenous tribes, offering a deeper understanding of the region.
A great way to learn about the local context and people.
Indulge in a fresh seafood feast at a well-regarded local institution.
Choose from a wide array of seafood cooked in various Filipino and Chinese styles, ensuring a delicious and satisfying meal.
Popular for group dining but excellent for solo diners too. Order a variety of smaller portions to try more dishes.
Learn to prepare classic Filipino desserts and sweet treats like Halo-Halo, Biko (sticky rice cake), or pastillas. This hands-on experience will introduce you to the sweeter side of Filipino cuisine.
Many cafes and baking schools offer short workshops. Inquire locally.
Enjoy a simple and delicious lunch at a local carinderia or 'turo-turo' style eatery, offering a variety of pre-cooked Filipino dishes where you point to what you want.
An authentic and affordable Filipino dining experience.
Enjoy a leisurely walk through People's Park, a beautifully landscaped urban park featuring indigenous trees, sculptures by local artists, and a dancing fountain.
It's a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.
Great for people-watching and enjoying the green space. Admission is free. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298459-d1029272-Reviews-People_s_Park-Davao_City_Davao_del_Sur_Province_Mindanao.html?m=66827
Experience modern Filipino cuisine with a twist, and don't miss their famous Sans Rival or Durian Cheesecake.
Lachi's is a beloved spot for both savory dishes and desserts.
Often busy, so going a bit earlier or later might help. Save room for dessert!
Take a trip to Malagos Garden Resort to explore their award-winning Malagos Chocolate factory.
Learn about the bean-to-bar process, from cacao pod to finished chocolate, and enjoy tastings.
Consider pre-booking your tour package. Transportation to Malagos can be arranged via taxi or private car hire.
Enjoy a farm-to-table lunch at one of the restaurants within Malagos Garden Resort, featuring fresh ingredients from their own farm.
Offers a relaxed dining experience amidst nature.
Discover Davao's burgeoning coffee scene by visiting a local specialty coffee shop.
Sample different local beans and brewing methods.
Engage with the baristas to learn more about Philippine coffee.
Participate in another cooking class, this time focusing on specific regional dishes from Mindanao or Davao that you haven't explored yet.
This could include dishes from indigenous communities or unique preparation styles.
Look for classes specializing in 'Mindanaoan cuisine' or 'Davao specialties'.
Head to a local fish market, such as Toril Fish Market, early in the morning to witness the vibrant trade and select the freshest catch.
This hands-on experience allows you to pick ingredients for a seafood cooking class.
Best to go early for the best selection. Be prepared for a bustling environment.
Engage in a private cooking class dedicated entirely to seafood.
Learn various preparation methods for the fish and shellfish you selected at the market. Enjoy your fresh, self-prepared seafood for lunch.
Many private chefs offer personalized classes. This is a great way to learn specific techniques.
Visit specialty stores or local markets to buy Davao-specific food products like Malagos Chocolate, civet coffee, dried fruits, or local pastries as souvenirs or for your apartment.
Great opportunity to bring a taste of Davao back home.
Enjoy a sophisticated dinner at Tiny Kitchen, known for its Spanish-Filipino fusion cuisine and cozy ambiance.
A perfect way to conclude your specialized food experience segment.
Consider making a reservation, especially on weekends.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and some relaxed time at your accommodation.
Grab some local coffee and pastries to start your day.
Explore the fascinating collection of skeletons and bones of various animals, offering educational insights into wildlife.
A unique and educational experience showcasing biodiversity. Very accessible from the city center.
Savor authentic Filipino cuisine at a local eatery in downtown Davao.
Try 'Sinigang' or 'Kinilaw' for a true local taste.
Finalize plans for your Samal Island trip, check ferry schedules, and pack a small bag for your island stay.
Ferries to Samal Island are frequent from Sasa Port. Check the latest schedule for your preferred time.
Take a leisurely walk or short drive to the Coastal Road Roundabout for scenic views of the coast, especially beautiful as the sun starts to set.
A nice spot for an evening stroll and to feel the sea breeze.
Enjoy fresh seafood or other local dishes at a restaurant with views near Davao Sea side.
Many restaurants in the area offer alfresco dining.
Take a short ferry ride from Sasa Wharf in Davao City to Samal Island.
Upon arrival, head to your chosen beach resort or area.
Public ferries and barges operate frequently. The journey takes about 15-30 minutes.
Settle in and enjoy the pristine white sands and clear waters of a popular Samal beach, such as Kaputian Beach or a resort beach.
Rent a beach mat or find a shady spot under a palm tree. Some resorts require a day pass.
Have lunch at a local eatery or resort restaurant right by the beach, enjoying fresh seafood.
Try grilled fish or squid, a local specialty.
Spend the afternoon swimming, sunbathing, or reading a book by the tranquil sea.
Remember to use sunscreen and stay hydrated.
Enjoy a leisurely walk along the shore as the sun sets, painting the sky with vibrant colors.
Perfect for photography and quiet contemplation.
Dine at a local restaurant on Samal, savoring more fresh catch or regional dishes.
Many resorts also have excellent dining options.
Enjoy breakfast with a view at your Samal Island accommodation or a local cafe.
Discover the enchanting multi-tiered Hagimit Falls, a refreshing natural wonder on Samal Island.
Enjoy swimming in its cool, clear pools.
Wear comfortable shoes for the walk to the falls. There are changing rooms available. Entrance fee applies.
Have a simple lunch at one of the food stalls or small eateries near Hagimit Falls.
Freshly prepared local snacks and meals are often available.
Visit the Guinness World Record holder for the largest colony of Geoffrey's Rousette fruit bats.
Observe thousands of bats clinging inside the cave.
Learn about bat conservation efforts. Best viewed from outside the cave entrance.
Return to your chosen resort or beach area for some downtime, perhaps a swim or enjoying a refreshing drink.
Indulge in a fresh seafood dinner at a beachfront restaurant, perhaps trying a different preparation or catch of the day.
Many restaurants offer 'paluto' style, where you pick your seafood and they cook it to your preference.
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your own pace.
Embark on an island hopping adventure to discover some of Samal's smaller islands and hidden coves, perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
Popular stops include Talikud Island and Coral Garden.
Arrange a private boat or join a group tour. Lunch is often included or can be arranged on one of the islands. Don't forget your snorkeling gear and underwater camera!
After your island hopping tour, take a refreshing swim and shower to wash off the saltwater.
Enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner right on the beach, with fresh grilled meats and seafood under the stars.
Many resorts and local eateries offer beachfront BBQ experiences on weekends.
Enjoy a final swim in the beautiful Samal waters and a leisurely breakfast before preparing to depart the island.
Browse small shops for unique Samal Island souvenirs, perhaps some local crafts or delicacies to remember your trip.
Look for products made from local materials like shells or coconut husks.
Take the ferry back to Sasa Wharf in Davao City from Samal Island.
Ferries run frequently. Expect similar travel time as the inbound journey.
Enjoy a wide range of dining options at SM Lanang Premier, a modern shopping mall, offering a comfortable and air-conditioned environment.
Plenty of restaurants and cafes to choose from, from local to international cuisine.
Spend the afternoon relaxing at your accommodation or enjoying a quiet coffee, reflecting on your Samal Island adventure.
Conclude this segment of your trip with a delicious farewell dinner, perhaps revisiting a favorite seafood restaurant or trying a new one in Davao.
Consider Ahfat Seafood Plaza for a wide selection of fresh catch.
Explore the local history, culture, and arts of Davao City.
This museum offers insights into the diverse ethnic groups and historical events that shaped the region.
A great starting point to understand Davao's roots. Check for any temporary exhibits.
Easily accessible by taxi or local jeepney from most parts of the city.
Visit the oldest church in Davao City, known for its unique modern architectural design resembling a vinta (traditional Filipino boat).
It's a significant spiritual and historical landmark.
Observe quiet decorum as it is an active place of worship. Dress respectfully.
A short walk from Museo Dabawenyo.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Quezon Park, a public green space adjacent to the San Pedro Cathedral.
It's a great spot to observe local life and relax under the shade of trees.
Often a hub for local families and street vendors. Grab a local snack from a vendor.
Directly beside San Pedro Cathedral, walkable.
Indulge in Davao's famous sans rival and other delightful Filipino comfort food dishes.
A popular local spot for both savory and sweet treats.
Try their Durian Sans Rival if you're feeling adventurous!
A short taxi or jeepney ride from Quezon Park.
Visit this serene Chinese temple, a beautiful example of local religious diversity.
Admire the architecture and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Dress modestly. It's a place for quiet contemplation and cultural observation.
Accessible by taxi or jeepney from the city center.
Delve deeper into the stories of Davao, focusing on its ethnic tribes, colonial past, and economic development through various artifacts and exhibits.
Provides an excellent context for understanding the cultural fabric of Davao.
Best reached by taxi or ride-hailing app (Grab) from your accommodation.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Davao's largest public market.
Experience local life, find fresh produce, seafood, meat, and try various street food delights.
A sensory experience! Be prepared for crowds and vibrant energy. Great for photo opportunities and trying local snacks.
Accessible by jeepney or taxi. Ask locals for directions to the best food stalls.
Discover a unique private museum showcasing an impressive collection of animal skeletons, including marine life and land animals.
It promotes education and conservation.
A fascinating and educational visit, highlighting biodiversity. Check opening hours beforehand as they can vary.
A short taxi ride from Bankerohan Market.
Savor some of Davao's freshest tuna and other seafood dishes.
Marina Tuna is renowned for serving tuna in 10 different ways.
A must-try for seafood lovers. Great for a hearty dinner after a day of exploration.
Best reached by taxi or Grab from your accommodation.
Visit the conservation breeding facility for the critically endangered Philippine Eagle.
Learn about their efforts to protect this majestic bird and other endemic wildlife.
A highly recommended visit for wildlife enthusiasts and those interested in conservation. Wear comfortable shoes and bring insect repellent.
About an hour's drive from Davao City center. Best to arrange a taxi or Grab for a round trip, or join a local tour.
Enjoy lunch at a restaurant near the Philippine Eagle Center, perhaps at the Malagos Garden Resort, which offers dining options amidst nature.
Malagos Garden Resort also has a chocolate museum worth checking out.
Short drive or walk from the Philippine Eagle Center.
Spend the afternoon at Eden Nature Park, a mountain resort offering scenic views, lush gardens, and various activities like skycycling or a relaxing shuttle tour.
It's an eco-tourism zone.
Perfect for a serene escape and appreciating local flora. You can opt for a guided tour or explore some areas on your own.
Located further up in the mountains from Malagos. If you have a driver for the day, they can take you directly.
Start your day with a refreshing visit to People's Park, an urban rainforest-themed park.
It's a popular recreational spot for locals, featuring sculptures, fountains, and diverse plant life.
Observe local families, joggers, and tai chi practitioners. A great place to feel the pulse of the city's daily life.
Centrally located, easily accessible by walking, taxi, or jeepney.
Explore local shops for authentic Davao crafts, textiles, and souvenirs.
Look for products made by indigenous communities to support local artisans and preserve cultural heritage.
Aldevinco Shopping Center is known for its diverse selection of Mindanao textiles, jewelry, and handicrafts.
Accessible by taxi or jeepney, depending on chosen shopping area.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch and coffee at a local cafe.
Davao has a growing cafe scene, often serving locally grown coffee.
Support local coffee farmers by trying Davao's own blends.
Walkable from shopping areas or a short ride.
Experience the vibrant Roxas Night Market, a famous spot for street food, local delicacies, massages, and souvenir shopping.
It's a fantastic place to interact with locals and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
Come hungry and ready to try a variety of grilled seafood, BBQ, and other Filipino street eats. Be mindful of your belongings in crowds.
Easily accessible by taxi or a short walk from many downtown areas.
Enjoy a morning walk along the recently developed Coastal Road, offering views of the Davao Gulf.
It’s a popular spot for locals to exercise and relax by the sea.
A good opportunity to see locals enjoying their morning routines and the fresh sea breeze.
Accessible by taxi or Grab to the Coastal Road area.
Visit this significant monument symbolizing the city's diverse heritage and aspiration for peace.
It reflects the harmonious coexistence of different cultural groups in Davao.
An insightful stop for understanding Davao's values and community spirit.
A short taxi ride from the Coastal Road area, or combine with a walk through the city center.
Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of Davao's many reputable seafood restaurants, like Yellow Fin Tuna Bar, known for its Filipino dishes.
Davao is famous for its fresh catch; don't miss out on local specialties.
Accessible by taxi or Grab.
Enjoy some free time for personal pursuits.
This could be revisiting a favorite spot, enjoying a coffee, or simply relaxing at your accommodation after a busy week of exploration.
Take this opportunity to unwind or plan for the next segment of your trip.
Flexible.
Embark on an early morning journey to Aliwagwag Falls in Cateel, Davao Oriental.
This will be a scenic but long drive.
Pack snacks, water, and swimwear. Be prepared for a full day of travel.
Private car hire or joining an organized tour is recommended for convenience due to the distance. Buses are also available but take longer.
Discover the majestic Aliwagwag Falls, known for its unique 'staircase-like' rock formations and multiple cascades.
Enjoy swimming and photography.
Begin your journey back to Davao City after a refreshing day at the falls.
Same mode of transport as your outbound trip.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner in Davao City after a long day of travel and adventure.
Spend your morning at Eden Nature Park, an eco-tourism zone known for its beautiful gardens, mountain views, and recreational activities.
Enjoy a guided tour or simply stroll through the park.
Consider their package tours which often include a shuttle, guided tour, and buffet lunch. Book in advance, especially on weekends.
Enjoy a delicious lunch amidst the serene surroundings of Eden Nature Park, often a buffet of local dishes.
Return to your apartment or enjoy a leisurely afternoon at a local cafe to unwind after your nature park visit.
Many cafes in Davao offer excellent local coffee.
Take a stroll along the Davao Seaside and enjoy the beautiful sunset views over Davao Gulf.
Dine at a restaurant in the bustling downtown area, exploring more of Davao's culinary scene.
Delve into the history and ethnography of Davao, learning about its indigenous tribes, colonial past, and cultural development.
Enjoy lunch at a local eatery, perhaps trying a traditional Filipino dish.
Explore Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing Davao's rich cultural heritage through exhibits on indigenous tribes, local art, and historical artifacts.
Visit the historic San Pedro Metropolitan Cathedral, the oldest church in Davao, known for its unique 'ark-like' architectural style.
See The Commemorative Monument of Peace and Unity, a significant landmark celebrating Davao's diverse cultural groups and their peaceful coexistence.
Enjoy dinner at a local eatery, perhaps trying some street food or a traditional Filipino restaurant.
Visit the Philippine Eagle Center to see the critically endangered Philippine Eagle and learn about their conservation efforts.
Also home to other Philippine wildlife.
Have lunch at a restaurant in the Malagos area, perhaps at the Malagos Garden Resort nearby (if open to public for dining).
Spend a relaxing afternoon at People’s Park, an urban rainforest theme park with sculptures, fountains, and lush greenery – a great place for a leisurely walk or people-watching.
Indulge in Davao's renowned fresh seafood.
Many restaurants offer 'Dampa' style dining where you pick your seafood and have it cooked to your preference.
Visit the unique D' Bone Collector Museum, showcasing various skeletons of land and sea animals, offering insights into biodiversity and conservation.
Experience the bustling local life at Bankerohan Public Market, where you can find fresh produce, local delicacies, and vibrant street food.
Great place to sample local fruits, including the famous durian (if you're brave enough!).
Enjoy a casual and authentic lunch from the variety of street food stalls at Bankerohan Market.
Spend a relaxed afternoon.
You might visit a local coffee shop, browse for local handicrafts, or simply relax at your apartment.
This is a good time to reflect on your experiences or prepare for the next segment of your trip.
Enjoy a leisurely dinner to cap off this segment of your trip, perhaps at a restaurant you particularly enjoyed or one recommended for a special occasion.
Explore one of Davao's premier shopping malls.
Discover popular brands, local boutiques, and specialty stores for modern souvenirs, fashion, and electronics. It's a great place for window shopping and finding contemporary Filipino items.
Enjoy a variety of dining options within SM Lanang Premier, from international chains to local eateries offering Filipino and other Asian cuisines.
Delve into the rich history, diverse culture, and indigenous heritage of Davao.
The museum often features a small gift shop where you can find unique local books and cultural items, perfect for souvenirs.
Explore the exhibits to understand Davao's past and cultural roots.
A pleasant public park in the city center, ideal for a relaxing stroll after your shopping and museum visit.
It offers a glimpse into local daily life and a refreshing break.
Enjoy traditional Filipino dishes at a well-regarded local restaurant in the downtown area, sampling authentic Davao flavors.
A must-visit for authentic Mindanaoan textiles, tribal crafts, pearls, and traditional garments. It's the best place to find unique, culturally rich souvenirs and support local artisans.
Grab some quick and delicious local street food from vendors around Aldevinco, like kwek-kwek (quail eggs), fishballs, or turon (banana lumpia) for an authentic local experience.
A unique and fascinating museum showcasing skeletons of various animals, including a massive whale skeleton. It's an educational and thought-provoking stop, offering a different kind of cultural insight. They might have themed souvenirs.
Relax at this beautifully landscaped urban park featuring indigenous sculptures, lush gardens, and a dancing fountain. A perfect spot to unwind before the evening activities.
Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Roxas Night Market.
While famous for street food, you'll also find numerous stalls selling local products, accessories, and affordable souvenirs, making it a vibrant evening shopping experience.
Explore another large shopping mall in Davao.
Offers a wide range of retail stores, department stores, and supermarkets where you can find local snacks, groceries, and various souvenir items.
A good option for finding packaged local delicacies and everyday needs.
Indulge in fresh seafood prepared in various Filipino and Chinese styles.
A perfect place to savor Davao's abundant marine resources and a great culinary experience.
A city museum that houses ethnographic and historical collections related to Davao.
It provides deeper insight into the city's past and diverse cultural groups, with potential for unique gift shop finds.
Learn about the four main tribes of Davao and the city's journey through time.
Visit the oldest church in Davao, known for its distinct modern-Filipino architectural style resembling a vinta (a traditional sailboat).
A significant historical and religious landmark.
Enjoy dinner with panoramic views of Davao City at Jack's Ridge.
They offer a range of delicious Filipino dishes in a scenic hilltop setting, especially beautiful at sunset.
Visit a dedicated 'Pasalubong Center' (souvenir and local food product store) to stock up on Davao's famous treats.
Look for dried mangoes, durian candies, local chocolates, and unique Davao coffee to take home.
Experience the controversial 'King of Fruits' by trying durian desserts, ice cream, or even coffee at a specialized cafe.
A unique culinary adventure in Davao.
Take a leisurely trip to Eden Nature Park.
Aside from its beautiful gardens and various outdoor activities, the park has shops selling local products, fresh produce, and unique crafts made by local communities, blending nature with shopping.
Consider their guided shuttle tour to see all the highlights. Look for their local crafts and produce store.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a restaurant closer to your accommodation, perhaps trying a different local dish or revisiting a favorite from earlier in your trip.
A final visit to Davao's largest public market for any last-minute food souvenirs, fresh fruits, or to simply soak in the vibrant local atmosphere one more time.
Known for its affordable produce and local delicacies.
Explore some street food stalls near Bankerohan or in another local area for a truly authentic and inexpensive lunch experience, enjoying various local snacks and quick meals.
Enjoy a scenic drive or walk along the newly developed coastal road.
Take in the sea breeze and views of the Gulf of Davao, a perfect relaxed afternoon after a busy shopping period and a moment for reflection.
Visit this significant monument that symbolizes Davao's unity among its diverse ethnic groups and religions.
It's a peaceful spot for reflection and understanding the city's harmony.
Indulge in a special dinner to conclude this segment of your trip, perhaps at a restaurant you've wanted to try or a favorite you'd like to revisit, savoring Davao's culinary scene.
Take a public bus or van from Davao City to Digos City, the provincial capital of Davao del Sur.
Enjoy the scenic drive.
Buses and vans regularly depart from Ecoland Bus Terminal in Davao City.
Immerse yourself in the local culture at Digos Public Market.
Explore fresh produce, local delicacies, and interact with vendors. A great spot for local food finds.
Try some local snacks and fruits available at the market.
Enjoy a traditional Filipino lunch at a local carinderia (eatery) in Digos City, sampling regional dishes.
Visit Kapatagan Valley, located at the foothills of Mount Apo, offering breathtaking views of the lush landscapes and cool mountain air.
You can hire a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) from Digos city proper.
The area is known for its cool climate and agricultural produce. Dress warmly if visiting later in the afternoon.
Travel back to Davao City from Digos, reflecting on the day's charming small-town experiences.
Catch a bus or van back to Ecoland Bus Terminal.
Take a short trip to Santa Cruz, a coastal municipality in Davao del Sur, known for its scenic views and relaxed atmosphere.
Buses or vans can be taken from Ecoland Bus Terminal heading south.
Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of Sta.
Cruz Beach. Relax by the shore, take a leisurely walk, and soak in the coastal charm away from the city bustle.
The beach offers a glimpse of local life with fishing boats and community activities.
Savor fresh seafood and local dishes at a restaurant overlooking the sea in Santa Cruz.
Discover local products and handmade crafts in Santa Cruz.
You might find unique souvenirs or observe local artisans at work.
Look for products made from abaca fiber or other indigenous materials.
Head back to Davao City after a day of exploring the coastal town of Santa Cruz.
Delve into the rich history, diverse culture, and indigenous heritage of Davao at Museo Dabawenyo.
Explore exhibits showcasing traditional artifacts, historical documents, and the vibrant life of Davao's ethnic groups.
A great way to understand the local context and people. Check for updated operating hours.
Enjoy lunch in the bustling Poblacion District, with a wide array of local eateries and cafes to choose from.
Spend the afternoon at Gaisano Mall of Davao.
You can shop for local products, enjoy some air-conditioned comfort, or catch a movie.
A popular shopping destination with various stores, dining options, and entertainment.
Indulge in Davao's fresh seafood.
Visit a local restaurant known for its grilled fish, prawns, or other ocean delights.
Head out to the Philippine Eagle Center in Malagos, a bit outside the main city, via taxi or local transport.
Taxis are available, or you can take a bus/van to Calinan and then a tricycle to the center.
Visit the 8.
4-hectare Philippine Eagle Center, home to the critically endangered Philippine Eagle. Learn about conservation efforts and observe these magnificent birds and other local wildlife up close.
An inspiring visit focused on wildlife conservation. Wear comfortable shoes and bring insect repellent.
Have lunch at one of the eateries in the Malagos area, which often feature fresh, local produce.
Spend some more time exploring the natural surroundings of the Malagos area, perhaps a short walk or visiting a nearby farm or garden.
The area is known for its cool climate and lush landscapes, perfect for relaxation.
Travel back to your accommodation in Davao City.
Start your Saturday morning with a relaxing stroll through People’s Park, an urban park known for its unique sculptures, dancing fountains, and lush greenery.
It's a great spot for people-watching and enjoying the city's vibe.
Free entrance. Look out for the durian dome and indigenous tribal sculptures. It can get warm, so an early visit is ideal.
Grab a casual lunch at a restaurant or cafe located near People's Park.
Visit the Coastal Road Roundabout - Roxas for panoramic views of the Davao Gulf.
It's a popular spot for locals to walk, jog, and enjoy the sea breeze.
Enjoy the fresh air and watch the boats go by. Great for photography, especially towards late afternoon.
Experience the vibrant Roxas Night Market, a famous Davao attraction.
Indulge in an array of street food, from grilled delights (barbecue, seafood) to local desserts and fresh fruit juices. You can also find souvenir items and enjoy a cheap massage.
A must-do for foodies and those looking for a lively evening. Be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.
Enjoy a relaxed morning walk through the People’s Park, a beautifully landscaped urban park featuring indigenous trees, dancing fountains, and a unique durian dome.
A perfect spot to revisit for a refreshing start to the day.
Free entry. Look out for local artists and performers on Sundays.
Indulge in a late morning brunch at a popular local eatery, savoring Filipino breakfast staples or exploring new dishes.
Try 'champorado' (chocolate rice porridge) or 'silog' (fried rice with egg and choice of meat).
Explore the unique collection of over 300 real animal skeletons, including marine animals, land mammals, and birds.
A fascinating 'hidden gem' for those interested in natural history and conservation.
The museum provides educational insights into local wildlife. It's best to call ahead for updated opening hours.
Enjoy a scenic walk or simply relax at the Coastal Road Roundabout, offering beautiful views of the coastline and the vibrant Davao sunset.
A serene way to end your Sunday.
Often frequented by locals for evening strolls and jogging. Grab a refreshing drink from a nearby vendor.
Immerse yourself in the story of the scenic Davao area.
This museum offers a deep dive into the indigenous cultures, history, and ethnography of Davao, providing rich insights into the local heritage.
A well-curated collection that truly tells the story of Davao. Check for any special exhibits.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant specializing in fresh seafood, taking advantage of Davao's coastal location.
Try 'kinilaw' (Filipino ceviche) or grilled tuna belly.
Discover a tranquil 'hidden gem' at Polian Temple, a Chinese Buddhist temple offering a serene atmosphere and beautiful architecture.
A peaceful escape for contemplation.
Remember to dress modestly and be respectful of the sacred space. Photography may be restricted in certain areas.
As Davao is the 'Durian Capital of the Philippines,' this is a perfect time to revisit a local fruit stand and challenge your palate with different varieties of durian, or try other exotic fruits like mangosteen and pomelo.
Durian's strong smell might be off-putting to some, but its creamy texture is a local delicacy. You can also find processed durian products.
Revisit Eden Nature Park, a sprawling mountain resort that provides a cool escape from the city heat.
Spend the day exploring different parts of the park, perhaps trying activities you missed before, or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance and stunning views. Options include a guided shuttle tour, skycycle, or relaxing by the serene gardens.
Consider pre-booking day tour packages that might include lunch and specific activities. Dress comfortably for walking.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of Davao City.
It's a fantastic way to appreciate the city lights as you savor your meal.
Booking ahead is recommended, especially for tables with the best views.
Spend another meaningful morning at the Philippine Eagle Center, home to the magnificent and critically endangered Philippine Eagle.
Reconnect with these majestic birds and learn about the ongoing conservation efforts. It's always a moving experience.
The center is a significant conservation site. Your visit supports their work. Don't miss the other endemic species housed here.
Enjoy a hearty Filipino lunch at a local carinderia (eatery) near the Philippine Eagle Center, sampling authentic and affordable local dishes.
A 'carinderia' offers a true taste of local home-cooked meals. Try different dishes from the display.
Discover the vibrant local arts and heritage at Museo Dabawenyo, a city-owned museum that showcases the rich cultural history of Davao.
A true 'hidden gem' to understand the soul of the city through its people and traditions.
Often has engaging exhibits on indigenous tribes, historical events, and local crafts. Entry is usually free.
Spend some time browsing smaller artisan shops for unique local crafts, textiles, and souvenirs to take home, or simply admire the craftsmanship.
Look for products made from abaca (Manila hemp), t'nalak fabric, or durian-flavored treats.
Enjoy a relaxed morning revisiting SM Lanang Premier, one of Davao's largest and most upscale malls.
Ideal for some last-minute shopping, enjoying air-conditioned comfort, or simply people-watching.
Offers a wide range of international and local brands, as well as various dining options.
Choose from a wide array of restaurants within SM Lanang Premier, offering everything from fast food to international cuisine and local favorites.
Plenty of choices to suit any craving.
Revisit the historic San Pedro Metropolitan Cathedral, the oldest church in Davao.
Admire its unique, modern architecture and soak in its spiritual significance as a central landmark of the city.
Dress respectfully when visiting religious sites. A quiet place for reflection.
Take a leisurely stroll or simply relax at Quezon Park, located adjacent to the San Pedro Cathedral.
It's a pleasant urban green space perfect for enjoying the local atmosphere.
Often hosts local vendors and street performers, especially in the late afternoon.
Enjoy a farewell dinner at one of your favorite local restaurants discovered during your extensive stay in Davao, or try a highly-rated spot you haven't visited yet, perhaps one specializing in a specific cuisine you love.
Reflect on your wonderful experiences in Davao over a delicious meal.
Embark on a scenic drive towards the Mount Apo region, seeking out various viewpoints and resorts in areas like Marilog District or Bansalan that offer stunning vistas of the Philippines' highest peak. Enjoy the cooler mountain air and picturesque landscapes.
Consider resorts like Seagull Mountain Resort or Hillandale for good viewing spots. Public transport (buses/vans) are available from Davao City to areas near the foothills, or arrange for a private car/driver for flexibility.
Spend the afternoon at Eden Nature Park, a sprawling mountain resort.
Enjoy activities like skycycling, a guided shuttle tour of the themed gardens, or simply relax amidst nature. It's a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.
Eden Nature Park offers various packages. It's a popular spot, so arrive early or book tours in advance if specific activities are desired. Meals are available at their restaurants.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in the mountain area or on your way back to the city, savoring local Filipino dishes with a backdrop of the stunning Davao landscape, especially beautiful at sunset.
Many small eateries and resorts in the Marilog District offer delicious, home-style Filipino food. Ask locals for recommendations for the best views.
Visit the Philippine Eagle Center, an 8.
4-hectare sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of the critically endangered Philippine Eagle. Learn about these magnificent birds and other endemic wildlife.
The center is a significant conservation effort and a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. Wear comfortable shoes and bring insect repellent.
After the Eagle Center, head to Malagos Garden Resort, known for its Waling-Waling orchid garden, bird feeding dome, and chocolate museum.
It's a relaxing environment with various attractions.
Enjoy lunch at the resort and sample their renowned Malagos Chocolate. Perfect for a leisurely afternoon.
Dine at a local eatery in the Malagos area, known for its fresh produce and farm-to-table dining experiences, or head back to Davao City for more options.
Taste fresh local ingredients. Many restaurants offer Filipino comfort food.
Enjoy a leisurely Sunday morning at a mountain retreat or resort on the outskirts of Davao City.
Take in the panoramic views, breathe fresh air, and unwind.
Consider resorts like Vista View Resto or other similar establishments offering day-use facilities and great views.
Savor a relaxed Sunday lunch, perhaps with a view, trying more local specialties or international cuisine available in the mountain resorts.
Enjoy the peaceful ambiance and take your time over your meal.
Spend the afternoon at leisure, perhaps exploring more of the mountain areas, or head back to Davao City to relax and prepare for the week.
This is a flexible slot for personal preference, whether it's reading, a gentle stroll, or preparing for the next day's activities.
Explore a local Sunday evening market if available, or enjoy a casual dinner at one of Davao City's many restaurants.
Try another local delicacy or revisit a favorite restaurant.
Immerse yourself in Davao's rich history and diverse culture at Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing the city's heritage through various exhibits.
Learn about the indigenous tribes, historical events, and local art. Check opening hours as museums sometimes close on Mondays.
Visit the historic San Pedro Metropolitan Cathedral, Davao's oldest church, known for its unique modern architectural design resembling a 'vinta' (traditional Mindanao boat).
Observe local religious practices and admire the blend of traditional and modern design. As a place of worship, respectful attire is appreciated.
A brief stop at this monument symbolizing the harmony among the diverse ethnic groups and faiths in Davao City, located near the city hall.
A good photo opportunity and a reflection on Davao's peaceful coexistence.
Indulge in Davao's fresh seafood at Ahfat Seafood Plaza, known for its wide selection and various cooking styles.
A perfect way to satisfy your craving for local seafood specialties.
Order grilled tuna belly, kinilaw (Filipino ceviche), or prawns cooked to your liking. It's a popular choice for both locals and tourists.
Enjoy a refreshing morning walk at People’s Park, an urban rainforest-themed park with unique sculptures, a dancing fountain, and diverse plant species.
It's a green oasis in the heart of the city.
Observe locals exercising or relaxing. The park is well-maintained and provides a peaceful escape.
Discover a unique collection of skeletons of various animals, including rare species, at the D' Bone Collector Museum.
It's an educational and intriguing experience.
A fascinating private museum, often with knowledgeable guides. A great option for something different.
Explore Davao's growing cafe scene.
Enjoy a coffee, local pastry, or refreshing drink at one of the city's charming cafes, perhaps trying some local 'Kape Barako' (strong coffee).
Look for cafes in areas like F. Torres Street or along Quirino Avenue for a good selection.
For your final evening in this segment, return to the lively Roxas Night Market to sample more street food, local delicacies, and enjoy the bustling atmosphere.
A fantastic place for affordable and delicious eats, from grilled skewers to fresh fruit shakes. Experience the vibrant local nightlife.
Enjoy a relaxed morning at your apartment, perhaps with a homemade breakfast or a visit to a nearby local coffee shop.
Look for local bakeries for fresh pandesal (Filipino bread rolls).
Take a tranquil stroll through the People’s Park, an urban oasis featuring indigenous trees, sculptures, and a large man-made waterfall.
It's a great spot for people-watching and enjoying local art.
Enjoy the fresh air and the unique Mindanao-inspired sculptures.
Savor authentic Filipino dishes at a local eatery near People's Park, trying a variety of home-style cooking.
Ask locals for their recommendations on 'carinderia' (small, local eateries) for a true taste of Davao.
Immerse yourself in Davao's history and culture at Museo Dabawenyo, showcasing indigenous artifacts, local crafts, and historical exhibits.
A great way to understand the diverse heritage of Davao.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a recommended restobar, offering a mix of local and international cuisine in a comfortable setting.
Consider trying a local craft beer or a fresh fruit shake.
Start your day with a peaceful coffee or tea, enjoying the quiet morning at your apartment or a nearby cafe.
Escape to the cool mountain air of Eden Nature Park.
Enjoy a guided shuttle tour of the expansive grounds, explore various themed gardens, or simply relax amidst nature. Consider activities like skycycling or ziplining for a gentle thrill.
Book entrance and tour packages in advance, especially for weekend visits. The park offers several dining options.
Enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants within Eden Nature Park, offering refreshing mountain views and local dishes.
Conclude your day with a special farewell dinner at Jack's Ridge.
Perched on a hilltop, it offers panoramic views of Davao City, especially beautiful during sunset and at night. Enjoy traditional Filipino cuisine in a romantic setting.
Reservations are recommended, especially for tables with the best views. It’s a bit outside the city center, so plan transportation accordingly.
Spend the morning browsing for last-minute souvenirs and local products.
Popular items include durian candies, malong (traditional woven cloth), and Mindanao pearls.
Aldevinco offers a more traditional market feel with unique crafts, while malls offer modern shopping convenience.
Visit Polian Temple (寶蓮寺), a serene Buddhist temple in Davao.
Admire its architecture and enjoy a moment of tranquility.
Remember to dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees.
Grab a quick and varied lunch at a mall food court, offering a wide selection of local and international fast food options.
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Experience local culture through a traditional dance or music performance.
Many hotels or cultural centers in Davao host evening shows showcasing Mindanao's rich artistic heritage.
Check local listings or ask your accommodation for current show schedules. Some resorts on Samal Island also host cultural nights.
Indulge in a final grand seafood dinner at Ahfat Seafood Plaza, known for its fresh catch prepared in various delectable Filipino and Chinese styles.
A perfect way to enjoy Davao's coastal bounty. Try their chili crabs or grilled tuna belly.
Enjoy a peaceful morning walk or simply relax at Quezon Park, a historic park offering shade and a glimpse into local daily life.
It's near City Hall and San Pedro Cathedral, so you can revisit if you wish.
Explore the unique D' Bone Collector Museum, housing an impressive collection of animal skeletons, including marine life and various land animals.
It's an educational and fascinating experience.
The owner often provides guided tours, sharing interesting facts and conservation messages. A truly unique attraction.
Have a relaxed lunch at a casual eatery, perhaps trying a different local 'lutong bahay' (home-cooked style) restaurant.
Enjoy a leisurely afternoon coffee break at a cafe, or head back to your apartment for a relaxing siesta.
Davao has many charming cafes, perfect for unwinding.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Roxas Night Market.
This famous spot offers an incredible array of street food, grilled delights, local snacks, and even inexpensive massages. It's a fantastic place for a final taste of Davao's street food culture.
Be prepared for crowds and a lively atmosphere. Try the different grilled skewers, fresh fruit shakes, and 'kinilaw' (Filipino ceviche).
Enjoy a slow start to your day, perhaps preparing breakfast at your apartment and savoring the final moments of your long stay in Davao.
Take a refreshing walk along the Coastal Road Roundabout - Roxas.
Enjoy the sea breeze and views of Davao Gulf, reflecting on your wonderful three-month journey.
A pleasant spot for a final peaceful moment by the water.
Enjoy one last meal at your favorite local eatery or try a dish you've been wanting to revisit before your departure.
This is your chance to savor a dish that has become a highlight of your trip.
Spend the afternoon making final packing arrangements, organizing your belongings, and ensuring all travel documents are in order for the upcoming departure phase of your trip.
Check luggage weight limits and arrange for any last-minute laundry.
Enjoy a quiet, simple dinner at a nearby restaurant or prepare a meal at your apartment, unwinding before the journey ahead.
Revisit or experience for the first time the Museo Dabawenyo to delve deeper into the rich history and ethnography of Davao City, its indigenous communities, and local heritage.
Admission typically has a small fee. Check for any special exhibits.
Enjoy a hearty Filipino lunch at a carinderia (local eatery) near the museum, savoring authentic local flavors.
Ask locals for their favorite spots to find the best authentic dishes.
Explore the unique collection of animal skeletons, including various marine animals and land mammals, offering an educational and memorable experience.
A fascinating and educational stop for animal lovers.
Take a relaxing stroll along the Coastal Road Roundabout - Roxas, enjoying the sea breeze and views as a peaceful way to end the afternoon.
Great for a leisurely walk or some quiet reflection.
Enjoy a farewell dinner at a well-regarded local restaurant, perhaps trying a dish you haven't yet or revisiting a favorite.
Enjoy a leisurely morning walk through People’s Park Davao City, admiring its unique sculptures, lush greenery, and the iconic durian dome.
A peaceful start to the day.
The park is beautifully maintained and offers a refreshing escape within the city.
Have a relaxed brunch at one of Davao's charming cafes, savoring local coffee and pastries.
Head to SM Lanang Premier for some last-minute souvenir shopping.
You can find local delicacies, crafts, and fashion items to remember your trip.
The mall offers a wide range of shops and air-conditioned comfort.
Enjoy a final dinner at one of your favorite restaurants in Davao City, revisiting a place that stood out during your three-month stay.
Spend a final relaxing morning at Eden Nature Park, revisiting its beautiful gardens, enjoying a peaceful walk, or perhaps trying one of its more adventurous activities like SkyCycle.
The park provides a refreshing mountain escape. Consider having lunch at one of their restaurants.
Start the initial process of packing your belongings and organizing any purchases or souvenirs from your trip.
Take your time to ensure everything is sorted and packed efficiently.
Enjoy a quiet dinner, either preparing a meal in your apartment or ordering from a local take-out spot, allowing for a relaxed evening.
Handle any final errands, such as visiting a bank, post office, or picking up any forgotten items. Alternatively, explore a local market like Bankerohan one last time.
Consider picking up some fresh fruits or local snacks for your journey.
Indulge in a final delicious seafood lunch, taking advantage of Davao's fresh catches.
Consider Ahfat Seafood Plaza for a wide array of options.
Davao's seafood is renowned for its freshness and variety.
Treat yourself to a relaxing massage or spa treatment, a perfect way to unwind after three months of exploration and before your journey home.
Look for local spas offering traditional Filipino 'hilot' massage for a unique experience.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner at a restaurant with panoramic views of Davao City, such as Jack's Ridge, to commemorate your wonderful trip.
Perfect for sunset views and a memorable last evening.
Complete your final packing, ensure all your belongings are accounted for, and prepare for check-out from your apartment.
Double-check for any forgotten items and leave the apartment tidy.
Savor a final Filipino breakfast at a local eatery or cafe, enjoying classic dishes like 'silog' meals or fresh fruit.
Travel from your apartment to Francisco Bangoy International Airport (DVO) for your departure.
Depending on your location, a taxi or ride-sharing service is the most convenient option.
Proceed with check-in, security, and wait for your flight.
Allow ample time for airport procedures.
Ensure you have all necessary travel documents readily available. Remember to complete your eTravel card registration.
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