KEY POINTS
- According to Tanya Rabat Tan, Department of Tourism XI Regional Director, the city is known for its iconic landmarks and wildlife, making it a must-visit for travellers seeking both relaxation and excitement.
- Davao is widely recognised for being the gateway to Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, and a haven for nature lovers and hikers. Nature enthusiasts can visit the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Mt. Hamiguitan Range and Wildlife Sanctuary. The region is also known as the home of the Philippine eagle.
- Davao boasts a variety of cultural attractions. One of the highlights is its world-class dive sites, particularly in Samal Island, which is home to over 20 dive spots.
- Davao is easily accessible with direct flights from several international hubs. For Australian travellers, there are options such as flights from Singapore to Davao six times a week, as well as regular flights from Davao to Doha, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and China.
We are eyeing Australia and want to welcome Australian tourists to our beautiful region because we have many flights that can easily connect Australians to Davao.Tanya Rabat-Tan (Regional Director of the Department of Tourism XI)
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For Australians who love adventure, Davao offers a wide range of thrilling activities
SBS Filipino
21/11/202416:20
