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Is March a quiet month to visit the Philippines?
Hi! It depends on where you're going in the Philippines. For example, destinations like Cebu, Coron, or El Nido might be a bit crowded, so it's best to book your hotels in advance.
Don’t hesitate to check out this article—it could be helpful:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/
Is renting a car in Palawan necessary?
Hi, it's not useful to rent a car. I recommend taking a bus—the trip takes about 5 hours. Alternatively, between Puerto Princesa and El Nido, you can stop in Port Barton—it's worth it and less touristy than El Nido.
Feel free to check out this article; it might be helpful:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/
Where to go at the end of October/beginning of November for sunshine within 5 hours of Toulouse?
Hi there! At this time of year, I personally went to Portugal (the Algarve) and also to Tangier in Morocco. I had great weather in both destinations.
Don’t hesitate to check out these two articles:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-en-algarve/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/voyage-a-tanger/
What's a light itinerary for a first trip to Malaysia with kids in summer 2027?
Hi Drazen.
If you love nature, I’d recommend visiting the botanical gardens in Kuala Lumpur, "Perdana Botanical Garden," as well as Lake Gardens, etc...
Feel free to check out this article about Kuala Lumpur:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
If you like animals, on Redang Island you’ll see plenty of monkeys, and even if you’re not a beach fan, you can still swim with turtles and the famous blacktip reef sharks. I’ll also leave you this article about my Malaysia itinerary: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
If you like animals, on Redang Island you’ll see plenty of monkeys, and even if you’re not a beach fan, you can still swim with turtles and the famous blacktip reef sharks. I’ll also leave you this article about my Malaysia itinerary: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
Tips for rentals and transportation in the Algarve?
Hi there! For my trip to the Algarve, I landed in Faro, stayed in Albufeira, and was able to explore the area without renting a car.
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-en-algarve/
How much time should I spend in Kuala Lumpur and Borneo?
Hi there, I think 2 days in Kuala Lumpur is the minimum.
I’d recommend not missing the famous fountain show at KLCC Park.
Feel free to check out this article on KL—it’s got plenty of info:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
As for Borneo, I haven’t been yet, but for the Perhentian Islands, I’d 100% recommend them. Just make sure to book your hotel well in advance.
Otherwise, there’s Redang Island, which is nearby and really nice. You can check out this other article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
As for Borneo, I haven’t been yet, but for the Perhentian Islands, I’d 100% recommend them. Just make sure to book your hotel well in advance.
Otherwise, there’s Redang Island, which is nearby and really nice. You can check out this other article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
Where to stop for snorkeling and beaches in the Philippines without long transfers?
hi
I’d recommend PALAWAN, especially Port Barton, Coron, and El Nido.
If you want an idea for an itinerary, you can check out this article:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/categorie/asie/philippines/
Interesting activities and spots in Palawan
Hi, regarding Puerto Princesa, the beaches aren’t great, so I’d recommend doing the excursion to Honda Bay with Cowrie Island, etc.
Also, make sure to visit the underground river.
I’d advise not staying too long in Puerto Princesa so you can enjoy better spots in El Nido.
Coron is also stunning.
And I’d recommend Port Barton too—it’s less touristy, more peaceful, and really lovely.
Feel free to check out this article; it might come in handy: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/
Have a great trip
Malaysia in August: question about number of nights in Penang
Hi there, regarding the Perhentians, it's mainly about snorkeling, but you'll see blacktip reef sharks of all sizes! It'll be an out-of-this-world experience.
To see the sharks, you don’t have to go on an excursion—depending on where you stay, you might even spot some right in front of your hotel!
However, if you want to see turtles, I think an excursion will be necessary.
Feel free to check out these two articles—they might come in handy:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
5-day visit to Palawan: your thoughts on this itinerary
Hi! In Puerto Princesa, I’d recommend visiting the underground river.
However, the beaches really aren’t great—it’s not worth staying too long in Puerto Princesa.
On the other hand, I really loved Port Barton. It’s a shame you’re not going to El Nido and Coron—they’re absolutely stunning.
Feel free to check out this article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/ It might be helpful, especially for your trip from Puerto Princesa to Port Barton.
Feel free to check out this article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/ It might be helpful, especially for your trip from Puerto Princesa to Port Barton.
Malaysia travel review – peninsular side
Hi there! In Kuala Lumpur, I’d definitely recommend checking out the fountain show at KLCC Park—it’s totally worth it.
As for Kapas Island, it’s absolutely stunning and super peaceful. You can stay overnight—there are several hotels and beachfront chalets—or visit for the day from the port of Marang (just remember to pay the tourist tax at the Marang port).
I’d also suggest heading to Redang Island.
Feel free to check out these two articles—they might come in handy:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
As for Kapas Island, it’s absolutely stunning and super peaceful. You can stay overnight—there are several hotels and beachfront chalets—or visit for the day from the port of Marang (just remember to pay the tourist tax at the Marang port).
I’d also suggest heading to Redang Island.
Feel free to check out these two articles—they might come in handy:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-malaisie/
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
Review of Dominicus public beach
Hi there, the public beach in Dominicus is very clean, though sometimes it can get crowded like any other beach. I went there 2 years ago and stayed for 2 weeks—I was really happy with it.
You can check out this article for more info on Dominicus:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-la-republique-dominicaine/
Best order to explore Normandy without too much driving?
Hi there,
It really depends on where you're coming from and when you're going, but I’d recommend booking two different hotels to avoid too much time on the road.
I’d suggest spending more time in Honfleur—it’s a truly stunning town.
Here’s a blog post that might help you plan your itinerary:
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/decouvrir-la-normandie/
Malaysia travel plans: looking for info and first-hand experiences
Hi there, for the must-see spots in Kuala Lumpur, you might find this blog post helpful: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
Happy travels!
1 month in Malaysia - our itinerary review
Hi there,
I think that’s a lot to do in just 1 month.
Otherwise, regarding things to visit in Kuala Lumpur, I’m sharing my blog post on the topic below—it might be helpful for you.
Happy travels!
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/visiter-kuala-lumpur/
Feedback on Philippines itinerary
Hi there, for flights I booked in advance and got some really good fares—I’d recommend booking early, even for hotels I’d reserved ahead just to be safe.
But for boat excursions, you can easily book them the day before or even two days ahead.
https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/
Here’s my post about the Philippines—you might find some useful info!
Here’s my post about the Philippines—you might find some useful info!
Any tips for a 15-day trip to Zanzibar?
Hi! There’s quite a bit of advice in this article about things to see on the island of Zanzibar, activities, food, Stone Town, etc...
👍 https://www.voyagetranquille.com/le-meilleur-itineraire-a-zanzibar/
What to visit for a day-long layover in Tangier?
Hi! I recommend checking out this article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/voyage-a-tanger/
It has quite a few details on things to do in Tangier.
Visiting the Yucatan by train
Hi there, I recommend taking the ADO bus company.
It’ll make your travels *so* much easier, and it’s way cheaper than a taxi.
ADO buses are everywhere—I got around almost my entire trip with them.
You can check out this article if it helps: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-au-mexique/
Booking ferries and buses from Cebu to Panglao and from Coron to El Nido
Hi, you can book on the spot without any problem—even though there are only two ferry companies, there are plenty of agencies selling tickets. Personally, I took the ferry from El Nido to Coron and flew back from Coron to El Nido. By plane, it seemed there was only a 12 € difference.
If you're interested, there’s info in this article: https://www.voyagetranquille.com/vacances-aux-philippines/
