Top Nature in Philippines

I suggest bringing your own snacks and water. The food inside can be pricey, and there's plenty of nice spots to eat your own picnic under the trees. It saved me some cash!

Plan to take a stroll around the flower gardens. I skipped them initially thinking they were just small patches, but they actually have some stunning blooms worth checking out.

Try renting a paddle boat in the lake; it's a fun way to spend time and get some great photos! It’s budget-friendly and a unique experience, unlike anything else in the park.

Check out the local shops for souvenirs instead of tourist traps. I found some cool handcrafted items that were way cheaper and better quality!

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. Beachside vendors can be pricey and having your stuff means you can chill without worrying about costs.

If you want to enjoy that beautiful water without the throngs of people, go for a swim past 4 PM. It’s the perfect time to relax and snap some great photos.

My advice is to book an island-hopping tour with local operators. They’re usually cheaper and less crowded than the ones advertised at hotels; ask around for good recommendations.

You gotta try the trikes for getting around! They’re cheap and fun, but do haggle a bit. I learned that the hard way after overpaying for my first ride.

I recommend booking water sports activities in advance. I waited until I got there, and most slots were full or overpriced. Plan ahead to save some money!

My tip is to wear comfy shoes! The park is pretty big, and you'll end up walking a lot. I wish I had worn my sneakers instead of flip flops because my feet were killing me!

You don't need to spend a fortune! Grab some street food from vendors inside the park. I tried the fish balls and they were really good and super cheap.

You might wanna buy the tickets online before you go. I did, and it saved me from the long lines. Plus, sometimes they have discounts for pre-bookings.