UNHURRIED EXPLORATION
OF THE PHILIPPINE ARCHIPELAGO
In a world obsessed with ‘seeing it all,’ we choose to feel it all.
YOLO Travel Philippines believes that true luxury is time — yes you only live once and if you do it slowly, once is enough.
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Enoshima has a reputation. It’s marketed as an easy island stroll. Shrines, seafood, sea breeze. Very approachable. Very “nice half-day trip.” And that’s true—until you keep walking. Because once you reach the far edge of the island, where the land narrows and the cliffs face the open sea, Enoshima shifts. The crowds thin out. The…
Kamakura and Enoshima, Japan
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Exploring Palawan Philippines
Balabac
Far south of Palawan, closer to Malaysia than Manila.
Balabac is not convenient — and that’s exactly why it stays quiet. Sandbars appear and disappear with the tide. Electricity isn’t guaranteed. Plans shift depending on weather.
If you go, go without rushing it.
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Puerto Princesa
Most travelers treat Puerto Princesa as a stopover.
Try staying longer than planned. Long enough to see that it isn’t just a gateway, but a transition — between city and island, between movement and stillness.
Sometimes slow travel begins where others only pass through.
Coron
Coron is known for its lagoons and wreck dives.
But the pace changes after 3PM, when the boats return and the shoreline quiets. Stay for sunset without an itinerary. Walk without a destination.
There’s a different Coron after the tours leave.