Break-up Travel: Where do broken hearts go

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Breakups are hard, but they can also be a chance to reconnect with yourself and find peace. If you’re going through a tough time, traveling to a serene, rejuvenating place might be exactly what you need. 

We’ve compiled 5 must-visit destinations in the Philippines that are perfect for your journey to healing. From cool mountain retreats to tranquil beaches, these places offer unique experiences that can help mend your heart and soul.

1. San Vicente, Palawan

Why Go?: Home to the 14-kilometer Long Beach, the longest white sand beach in the Philippines, San Vicente offers unparalleled tranquility. The serene atmosphere and uncrowded shores provide the perfect space to reflect and heal.

Cost: Budget accommodations start at ₱1,000 per night, while mid-range resorts range from ₱3,000 to ₱5,000 per night. Flights to Puerto Princesa (nearest airport) cost around ₱2,000–₱5,000 round-trip, with a 3-4 hour van ride to San Vicente (₱500).

Food to Try: Fresh seafood such as grilled fish and shrimp, and local delicacies like lato (sea grapes).

Best Features: Island-hopping tours, snorkeling, and a visit to Bigaho Waterfalls for a refreshing dip.

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2. Siquijor Island

Why Go?: Known for its mystical reputation, Siquijor is a peaceful island filled with natural wonders. Healing waterfalls like Cambugahay Falls are said to have restorative powers, while quiet beaches like Paliton Beach are ideal for solitude.

Cost: Accommodations range from ₱800 to ₱3,500 per night. Ferries to Siquijor are affordable, starting at ₱200 from Dumaguete.

Food to Try: Tortang talong (eggplant omelet), fresh buko (coconut) juice, Pan Bisaya, bread with cheese or meat filling, Kinilaw (Ceviche), and grilled seafood.

Best Features: Snorkeling at Tulapos Marine Sanctuary and exploring the Enchanted Balete Tree.

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3. Batanes

Why Go?: Batanes offers the kind of quiet that helps clear your head. Its wide open landscapes, steady waves, and slow, simple way of life give you the space to take a breath and figure things out. It’s a place where you’re not expected to rush healing or put on a brave face—you just take it one calm day at a time.

Cost: Accommodations range from ₱2,000 to ₱6,000 per night. Transport options include buses (₱120–₱180) or private cars.

Food to Try: Bulalo, tawilis, and locally grown pineapples.

Best Features: People’s Park in the Sky, the Flower Farm, and calming afternoon tea sessions in garden cafes.

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4. Baguio City

Why Go?: Baguio is a haven for those seeking cool weather, lush greenery, and a vibrant cultural scene. The blend of natural beauty and artistic charm makes it a unique destination for healing.

Cost: Accommodations range from ₱1,500 to ₱6,000 per night. Buses from Manila cost ₱500–₱800 one way.

Food to Try: Strawberry taho, ube jam, and Cordilleran dishes like pinikpikan.

Best Features: Burnham Park, BenCab Museum, and Camp John Hay for relaxing walks.

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5. Siargao Island

Why Go?: Siargao’s laid-back vibe, pristine beaches, and surf culture make it an ideal spot to heal. You don’t need to surf to enjoy its beauty; there are plenty of quiet spots for relaxation.

Cost: Rooms range from ₱1,000 to ₱7,000 per night. Flights to Siargao start at ₱4,000–₱8,000 round-trip.

Food to Try: Fresh seafood, smoothie bowls, and Siargao’s famous pan de surf.

Best Features: Cloud 9 surf break, Sugba Lagoon, and Magpupungko Rock Pools.

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Heartbreaks may feel overwhelming, but they’re also an opportunity to rediscover yourself. Pack your bags, step out of your comfort zone, and start your journey toward renewal.

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