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Philippines Pilgrimage Tour for Ina Indonesia Group
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Tour Code: JAVALAVAMAYKAPAL
Arrival: 28 March 2026
Departure: 06 April 2026
Start: Manila (Airport Code MNL)
End: Manila (Airport Code MNL)
Destinations: Manila, Tanay, Antipolo, Tagaytay, Taal, Batangas City, Sto. Tomas, Clark, Angeles City, San Fernando, Guagua, Bacolor, Bayambang, Nampicuan
10 Days Luzon Holy Week 2026 Pilgrimage
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HOLY WEEK 2026
Tour Dates: 28 March-06 April 2026
10 Days, 1 Country
Tour Code: JAVALAVAMAYKAPAL
Start: Manila (Airport Code MNL)
End: Manila (Airport Code MNL)
Destinations: Manila, Tanay, Antipolo, Tagaytay, Taal, Batangas City, Sto. Tomas, Clark, Angeles City, San Fernando, Guagua, Bacolor, Bayambang, Nampicuan
The Philippines is the largest Christian country in Asia. With more than 81% of its population Roman Catholic, it is the third country in the world with the largest number of Catholics.
Since the colonial period, religion has been deeply embedded in the local culture and Catholicism the cornerstone of Filipino identity.
Catholicism rapidly spread during the early years of Spanish colonialism. The first Catholic mass in the Philippines was held on March 31, 1521, Easter Sunday, on the island of Limasawa in Southern Leyte. It was conducted by Father Pedro de Valderrama of Ferdinand Magellan's expedition. In the year 2021, the Filipino Catholic community and the Vatican Church celebrated 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines.
The country has produced so far two saints who have been recognized by the Vatican. Saint Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino Saint, was canonized in 1987, then Saint Pedro Calungsod in 2012.
Churches in the Philippines are not only places of worship, they’re also works of art. Some are made of rocks, others are made of coral stones, while one – San Sebastian Church – is made entirely of steel. These centuries-old churches feature grand architectural designs and continue to draw crowds for weekly masses and annual fiestas.
In these modern times, religious sites are built in massive proportions like the Montemaria and Saint Vincent Ferrer Statue, both of which hold world records for being the largest of their kind.
This tour allows you to explore a great number of old churches, minor basilicas, and shrines, as well as holy sites and locations of religious significance. Witness time-honored religious customs, some bordering on the extreme like the San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites. Beyond sightseeing, this journey of faith enables you to take part in valuable traditions in one the most celebrated religious seasons in the country.
highlights
▪ Admire the architectural wonder that is San Sebastian Church, the lone all-steel church in Asia
▪ Meditate beside the 22 meter (72 feet) high statue of Our Queen of the Holy Rosary
▪ Visit Antipolo Cathedral, the first international shrine in the Philippines and Southeast Asia
▪ Soak up breathtaking views of Taal Volcano, the world’s smallest active volcano
▪ Offer a prayer request to the Pink Sisters who keep a prayer vigil 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
▪ Traverse the heritage town of Taal and explore Taal Basilica, the largest Catholic church in Asia
▪ Dabble in spring water from Sta. Lucia Well, a pilgrimage site known to possess healing power
▪ Marvel at the sky-high Mother of All Asia - Tower of Peace, the world’s tallest statue of the Virgin Mary
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▪ Trudge the Miracle Walk, a glass walkway suspended 45 meters (147 feet) above ground
▪ Find tranquility at Padre Pio Shrine
▪ Experience the Visita Iglesia visiting seven churches including one that is dedicated to Saint Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino saint
▪ Immerse yourself in the soul-stirring San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites
▪ Witness the reenactment of Christ's Passion and Death which culminates with the nailing of penitents on a cross
▪ Be engulfed by ecclesiastical art at Betis Church, the “Sistine Chapel of the Philippines”
▪ Discover centuries-old churches including the half-buried Bacolor Church
▪ Partake in the grand Procession of the Santo Entierro
▪ Feel small beside the colossal Saint Vincent Ferrer Statue, the world’s tallest bamboo sculpture
▪ Be awed by the sole replica of the Holy Veil of Manoppello, the cloth that covered the face of Jesus when he was buried
▪ Behold the joyful tradition of Easter Salubong
▪ Watch the wildly entertaining cultural show at Barbara’s Heritage Restaurant
itinerary
QUICK VIEW
▪ DAY 1 (D)
Arrive Manila
San Sebastian Church
St. Pauls Superstore
Dinner at The Singing Cooks & Waiters
Overnight Manila
▪ DAY 2 (BLD)
Manila to Tanay by bus
Regina Rica
Tanay to Antipolo by bus
Lunch Luljetta’s Place
Antipolo Cathedral
Antipolo to Manila by bus
Overnight Manila
▪ DAY 3 (BLD)
Manila to Tagaytay by bus
Pink Sisters Chapel & Convent
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish
Overnight Tagaytay
▪ DAY 4 (BLD)
Tagaytay to Taal by bus
Taal Basilica
Our Lady of Caysasay Shrine
Sta. Lucia Well
Taal to Tagaytay by bus
Overnight Tagaytay
▪ DAY 5 (BLD)
Tagaytay to Batangas City
Montemaria
Mother of All Asia - Tower of Peace
Miracle Walk Glass Walkway
Batangas City to Sto. Tomas by bus
Padre Pio Shrine
Sto. Tomas to Tagaytay by bus
Overnight Tagaytay
▪ DAY 6 (BLD)
Tagaytay to Manila by bus
Visita Iglesia
Baclaran Church
Malate Church
Manila Cathedral
San Agustin Church
Sta. Cruz Church
Binondo Church
Quiapo Church
Manila to Clark by bus
Overnight Clark
▪ DAY 7 (BLD)
Clark to San Fernando by bus
San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites
San Fernando to Guagua by bus
Betis Church
Guagua to Bacolor by bus
Bacolor Church
Good Friday Santo Entierro Procession
Bacolor to Clark by bus
Overnight Clark
▪ DAY 8 (BLD)
Clark to Bayambang by bus
Saint Vincent Ferrer Statue
Bayambang to Nampicuan by bus
Sanctuary of the Holy Face Nampicuan
Nampicuan to Clark by bus
Overnight Clark
▪ DAY 9 (BLD)
Clark to Angeles City
Easter Salubong at Immaculate Conception Parish
Angeles City to Manila
Manila American Memorial
The Fountain at Okada Manila
Shopping at Tesoro’s Handicrafts
Buffet dinner at Barbara’s Heritage Restaurant
Overnight Manila
▪ DAY 10 (B)
Transfer to Manila Airport
Tour ends
* B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner
DAY 1 (D) ARRIVE MANILA
Mabuhay! Welcome to Manila – the Philippines’ hyperactive capital that’s home to a man-made beach, the world’s oldest Chinatown, and shopping malls as huge as cities. We begin the spiritual journey with a visit to San Sebastian Church, an all-steel building whose hand-painted interiors were designed to look like stone. It is the first and only of its kind in the country, and one of a handful of such churches in the world. Run by the Order of the Augustinian Recollects, the basilica is a national shrine of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Afterwards, we stop by St. Pauls Superstore where you can choose from the wide selection of products that will help you nurture your Catholic faith. For your welcome dinner, indulge in a spread of mouth-watering Filipino specialties and an engaging performance by The Singing Cooks & Waiters. (Filipinos love to perform and there’s no shortage of talents here. In fact, Canadian musician and record producer David Foster called the Philippines “The Land of Singing Champions” after collaborating with several Filipino singers.) Enjoy your first night in the country and soak up the magnetic local culture.
DAY 2 (BLD) MANILA-TANAY-ANTIPOLO-MANILA
Finish your Arroz Caldo and down that Kapeng Barako. Today we run off to Tanay to visit Regina Rica, a pilgrimage site which features a 22 meter (72 feet) high statue of Our Queen of the Holy Rosary which was designed by sculptor Jose Barcena Jr. Today is Palm Sunday so take out your palaspas (woven palm frond) and lift it up high for the blessing and procession of palms. After hearing Palm Sunday Mass, we navigate to Antipolo – a suburb of Manila located on the slopes of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range and a haven for the arts and relaxation. Lunch will be served at Luljetta’s Place amidst a mountain resort setting with a commanding view of the majestic Laguna de Bay and Manila skyline. Afterwards we swerve to Antipolo Cathedral where the Marian image, brought from Mexico in 1626, is believed to be miraculous in granting safe travels, prosperous lives, and healing the sick. In June 2022, the Vatican raised Antipolo Cathedral's status to an international shrine – the first such designation in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. Yippee!
DAY 3 (BLD) MANILA-TAGAYTAY
Wave goodbye to Manila and say hello to Tagaytay. Located on a ridge 685 meters (2,247 feet) above Taal Lake, Tagaytay is known for its cool and breezy weather. It also offers alternating views of lush pineapple and coffee plantations and the serene Taal Lake and Taal Volcano, known as the world’s smallest active volcano. Our first agenda in Tagaytay: The Pink Sisters Chapel & Convent. The Sister-Servants of the Holy Spirit of Perpetual Adoration run this Convent. They are popularly called the Pink Sisters because of the pink habit they don, which is said to symbolize the love and joy of the Holy Spirit. A color chosen by its founder, Saint Arnold Janssen. Countless devotees attest that their prayers were granted through the intervention of the Pink Sisters who each take turn to adore the Blessed Sacrament and keep a prayer vigil 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Are your prayer requests ready? After lunch, we pop into Our Lady of Lourdes Parish which was consecrated in 2008 as homage to the 150th anniversary of the apparition of our Blessed Mother in Lourdes, France. This church is being administered by the Capuchin Order of the Franciscan Minors, the congregation under which Padre Pio belonged to. We end the day with a fabulous feast which includes Bulalo (Beef Bone Marrow Soup), Lechon Kawali (Crispy Fried Pork Belly), Fried Boneless Bangus (Fried Milkfish), and so much more. Nurture the spirit… Nourish the tummy!
DAY 4 (BLD) TAGAYTAY-TAAL-TAGAYTAY
Wakey wakey! Today we venture to Taal, a small town richly endowed with well-preserved colonial structures and a proud heritage including the fine art of embroidery that's being kept alive by the women in the community. Our first stop is the Taal Basilica. Dubbed as the largest Catholic church in Asia, the Basilica of St. Martin de Tours – more commonly known as Taal Basilica – is an astounding landmark that sits atop a hill right at the center of the town. With a length of 96 meters (315 feet) and a width of 45 meters (147 feet), the Basilica is a prominent structure that can be seen even from a great distance. After lunch, we make a bolt for Our Lady of Caysasay Shrine. The Marian image housed in this chapel was caught in the fishing net of a local resident who was fishing in the nearby Pansipit River in 1603. Passed on to a caretaker, it was later discovered that the image would mysteriously disappear in the evening and reappear in the morning. One day, the image did not return for a long time. Years later, the image was found lying in a cave near a spring where the image of the Virgin Mary was reflected in the spring water. Now called the Sta. Lucia Well, the water coming from the spring is believed to have miraculous properties especially after a local who had lived all her life with a terrible eye disease was healed in front of many eyewitnesses. Do you believe in miracles?
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DAY 5 (BLD) TAGAYTAY-BATANGAS CITY-STO. TOMAS-TAGAYTAY
Today, we set off to the coastal city of Batangas to visit Montemaria, a five-hectare pilgrimage site which features a grand image of the Virgin Mary on top of a hill. Called Mother of All Asia - Tower of Peace, the statue faces Batangas Bay and offers breathtaking views. With a height of 98.15 meters (322 feet), it is the world’s tallest statue of the Virgin Mary. Take your meditation to the next level while braving the Miracle Walk, a glass walkway suspended 45 meters (147 feet) above the ground. In the afternoon we continue to Sto. Tomas and bounce to Padre Pio Shrine, a religious complex dedicated to Saint Padre Pio, known to be a Miraculous Saint with stories of healing and miracles. Explore, contemplate, and pray as we make our way through the salakot-shaped Church, the Holy Water Sanctuary, Sanctuary of the Relics of St. Padre Pio, Chapel of Lights, Mary Mother of Mercy Belfry, and many more. It’s a mini theme park for the faithful!
DAY 6 (BLD) TAGAYTAY-MANILA-CLARK
Sling your luggage into the van. We tumble back to Manila. Are you ready for Visita Iglesia? It’s time to go church-hopping… Baclaran Church (National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help), Malate Church (Our Lady of Remedies Parish), Manila Cathedral (The Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception), San Agustin Church (Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation and Cincture or the Immaculate Conception Parish), Sta. Cruz Church (Our Lady of the Pillar Parish Church and Archdiocesan Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament), Binondo Church (Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz), and finally Quiapo Church (Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene). They say seven is a lucky number. We then skedaddle to Clark where, after enduring a long and tiring day, a comfortable bed is waiting to be your best buddy.
DAY 7 (BLD) CLARK-SAN FERNANDO-GUAGUA-BACOLOR-CLARK
Onward! Today, we’ve got our GPS set for the City of San Fernando to witness the Holy Week traditions of flagellation and crucifixion, known locally as Penitensya. Penitents consider these acts to be mortification of the flesh, and they undertake these to ask forgiveness for sins, to fulfil a panata (vow), or to express gratitude for answered prayers. Participants whip their bloodied backs with bamboo sticks and walk the streets barefoot or crawl across hot pavements as part of their penitence. Another major highlight which shouldn’t be missed is the reenactment of Christ's Passion and Death which culminates with the actual nailing of penitents on a wooden cross. After lunch, we flee to Betis Church. Dubbed as the “Sistine Chapel of the Philippines” because of its grandeur design, this church features murals on the ceiling which were painted with frescoes and trompe l’oeil artwork originally done by Macario Ligon, then repainted by Victor Ramos. The main altar boasts of elaborate designs, with statues at the retablo and angels on top of the columns. Later on, we sashay to the nearby Bacolor Church. Originally standing 12 meters (39 feet) high, lahar flow from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 reduced Bacolor Church’s facade to half its original height. The original door, which has been buried by lahar, can no longer be seen. What used to be windows are now the main entrance to the church. This house of prayer can’t be knocked down easily! The dark evening comes to life with the Procession of the Santo Entierro or the image of the dead Christ and other saints connected with the Passion of Christ. The procession begins with hundreds of pasos wearing black cassocks and white mozzettas, their faces covered by black veils, as a sign of mourning. This is followed by rows of elegant, grand, and elaborate carrozas (floats) surrounded by devotees in deep and thoughtful prayers. It’s truly moving!
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Lahar flow from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 reduced Bacolor Church’s facade into half its original height.
The Statue of Saint Vincent Ferrer in Bayambang is taller than the Statue of Liberty in New York and the Christ the Redeemer statue in Sao Paolo.
DAY 8 (BLD) CLARK-BAYAMBANG-NAMPICUAN-CLARK
Load up on breakfast and get ready to venture further up north to the municipality of Bayambang to invade the colossal Saint Vincent Ferrer Statue. The statue reaches a height of 50.23 meters (164 feet) and is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the tallest bamboo sculpture in the world. Saint Vincent Ferrer is the patron saint of construction workers, builders, plumbers, and is also the patron saint of the town of Bayambang. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant then we head to the Sanctuary of the Holy Face Nampicuan. The Holy Veil of Manoppello enthroned in Nampicuan is a replica of the "One and Only, Unique and Most Precious Relic of the Resurrection" kept for centuries at the Basilica del Santo Volto in Manoppello, Italy. The replica given by the Rector of the Basilica del Volto Santo is the only replica enshrined outside the Basilica del Volto Santo. The Veil is not the cloth that a woman named Veronica used to wipe the face of Jesus on His way to the Cross; rather it is the cloth that was put on the face of the dead Jesus when He was buried, in accordance with Jewish tradition.
DAY 9 (BLD) CLARK-ANGELES CITY-MANILA
Today, we need to wake up bright and early then roll into the Immaculate Conception Parish in Angeles City to witness the Easter Salubong, a tradition that reenacts Jesus meeting His Mother after rising from the dead. The Salubong begins with two separate dawn processions... one for the risen Christ and another one for the Blessed Mother. The procession ends in front of the church, with the statues of Jesus and Mary "meeting" on Easter, surrounded by hundreds of joyful parishioners. After hearing Easter Sunday Mass, we slide back to the hotel for breakfast then free time until check out time. In the afternoon we glide back to Manila and access major city sites including the Manila American Memorial and The Fountain at Okada Manila. Complete your pasalubong shopping at Tesoro’s Philippine Handicrafts. You came, you saw, you shop! Then what better way to end the day than with a buffet dinner of delectable Filipino & Spanish cuisine at Barbara’s Heritage Restaurant. Keep your eyes open for the engaging cultural show. Tip: Find the rhythm so your feet won’t hit the bamboo poles during the Tinikling dance.
DAY 10 (B) MANILA-DEPARTURE
Breakfast at the hotel then free time until check out. What a journey it’s been! Smile, you’re going home with new friends to miss, tons of photos to show, loads of stories to tell, and, more importantly, a deeper connection to your faith.
tour rates
OPTION 1 Best Value
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MANILA: RAMADA ENCORE MAKATI
Kamagong Street, San Antonio Village, Makati (1.2 kilometers to Circuit Makati)
Room Category: Superior King Room with one king bed or Deluxe Queen Room with two queen beds
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TAGAYTAY: QUEST HOTEL TAGAYTAY
Fora Rotunda, Aguinaldo Highway, Silang Crossing East, Tagaytay (200 meters to Fora Filinvest Malls)
Room Category: Deluxe Room with one king bed or two single beds
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CLARK: CAPITOL HILL HOTEL & SUITES
Sierra Madre Street, Angeles City (2 kilometers to Casino Filipino Angeles City)
Room Category: Deluxe Room with one king bed or two double beds
30-34 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 883 per pax
25-29 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 921 per pax
20-24 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 996 per pax
15-19 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,087 per pax
10-14 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,177 per person
6-9 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,378 per person
Single Supplement USD 364
OPTION 2 Deluxe
MANILA: CORO HOTEL
Kalayaan Avenue, Poblacion, Makati (1 kilometer to Power Plant Mall)
Room Category: Superior Legato with one king bed or two queen beds
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TAGAYTAY: HOTEL KIMBERLY TAGAYTAY
Amadeo Road, Tagaytay (6 kilometers to Museo Orlina)
Room Category: Superior Room with one queen bed or two single beds
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CLARK: MIDORI CLARK HOTEL & CASINO
Kalayaan Street, Clark Freeport, Angeles City (3.5 kilometers to Clark Airport)
Room Category: Superior Room with one double bed or two single beds
30-34 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 918 per pax
25-29 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 955 per pax
20-24 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,032 per pax
15-19 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,124 per pax
10-14 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,212 per person
6-9 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,417 per person
Single Supplement USD 400
OPTION 3 Splurge
MANILA: DUSIT THANI MANILA
EDSA, Makati (Adjacent to SM Makati Mall)
Room Category: Dusit Room with one king bed or two single beds
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TAGAYTAY: TAAL VISTA HOTEL
Kilometer 60, Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay (Connected by private pathway to Sky Ranch Tagaytay)
Room Category: Deluxe Room with one king bed or two single beds
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CLARK: CLARK MARRIOTT HOTEL
Manuel Roxas Highway, Clark Freeport (3 kilometers to Clark International Speedway)
Room Category: Deluxe Room with one king bed or two double beds
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30-34 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,383 per pax
25-29 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,418 per pax
20-24 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,526 per pax
15-19 PAX + 1 FOC: USD 1,622 per pax
10-14 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,706 per person
6-9 PAX NO FOC: USD 1,963 per person
Single Supplement USD 769
inclusions
✓ Delightful, air-conditioned accommodation based on Twin or Triple sharing with our partner hotels strategically located within the downtown area, or close to the beach or nature
✓ Appetizing full board meals covering daily breakfast, lunch & dinner in tourist-class restaurants
✓ Carefully crafted tour program with daily guided tours focused on sightseeing and attractions that are must-see and must-do while paying great attention to your health and safety
✓ Arrangements for daily mass in English language
✓ Accompanying priest to provide spiritual guidance in English language on a daily basis
✓ Admission fees to tourist spots
✓ Transfers to the airport and all destinations in the tour program
✓ Service by our knowledgeable, friendly tour guides, tour coordinators & drivers… all fully vaccinated and undergo regular COVID-19 testing
✓ Travel in absolute comfort & safety with our modern, well-equipped fleet
✓ Welcome necklace and hygiene kit upon arrival
✓ Welcome fruits & treats basket in each guest room upon arrival
✓ Unique souvenir to bring home
✓ Drinking water & light snack on board
✓ One FOC for tour leader based on Twin sharing
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✗ Airfare
✗ Mandatory government fees like airport tax or seaport terminal fee (Manila airport terminal fee is included in the ticket price)
✗ Philippine tourist visa if any
✗ Travel insurance
✗ Personal expenses (Telephone, mini bar, laundry, shopping, nightlife)
✗ Items which are not included in the meal plan
✗ Optional tours, dive, golf, spa & other optional meals
✗ Optional Indonesian, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, French, Arabic, or Korean-speaking guide USD 150 per group per day
✗ Tipping (USD 5 per person per day)
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transportation
TOURIST BUS FOR BIG GROUPS
TOURIST VAN FOR MAXIMUM 9 PERSONS
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optional add-onS
These items are not included in the arrangements by default, but can be added if you wish to include them to customize the tour package.
OPTIONAL UPGRADE TO PRIVATE GALA EVENT WITH BUFFET DINNER (HALAL OR NON-HALAL)
Includes exclusive use of an indoor venue for three hours, appetizing buffet dinner, one round of iced tea, standard banquet set up, floral table centerpieces, standard sound system with two wired microphones
USD 40 per person
(Based on minimum 30 paying guests)
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OPTIONAL UPGRADE TO PRIVATE MANILA BAY CRUISE WITH BUFFET DINNER
Includes exclusive use of the ferry for two hours (Maximum 160 persons), appetizing buffet dinner, one round of iced tea or soda, Tiffany chairs and table set up, Manila Bay cruise for two hours, standard sound system and microphone, DJ on board
USD 190 per person
(Based on minimum 30 paying guests)
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OPTIONAL LECHON CEBU FOR YOUR GALA DINNER
Dubbed “the best pig ever” by food critic Anthony Bourdain, Lechon Cebu will surely please your taste buds and make any party extra special. The Lechon will be flown in from Cebu. Freight charge starts from USD 15.
Whole Lechon de Leche (11-12 kilos) USD 150
Whole Lechon (16-18 kilos) USD 180
Whole Lechon (22-24 kilos) USD 210
Whole Lechon (28-30 kilos) USD 220
Whole Lechon (31-35 kilos) USD 250
OPTIONAL UPGRADE TO CARTON SNACK BOX
Light snack is already included but you may upgrade to snack box. Includes carton snack box with a freshly baked sweet or savory bread or pastry, a piece of fruit, a pack of cookies (Hi-Ro, Bravo, Fudgee Bar, or polvoron), Jelliyum nata de coco lychee jelly, local chocolates or candies
USD 2 per person per day
OPTIONAL SOUVENIR: EXCLUSIVE DIGITAL ARTWORK ON CANVAS
Exclusive digital artwork with Filipino chibi design on canvas
USD 10 per piece
Exclusive digital artwork with Filipino chibi design on canvas with wooden frame
USD 15 per piece
Exclusive Javalava item. Not sold anywhere else.
OPTIONAL SOUVENIR: MINIATURE PHILIPPINE JEEPNEY
3" Miniature Philippine Jeepney (Die cast metal with pull back action)
USD 6 per piece
5" Miniature Philippine Jeepney (Die cast metal with pull back action)
USD 12 per piece
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