Yes. The local currency is the Philippine Peso (PHP).
There is approximately a 12-hour time difference from the United States. Please plan for jet lag.
The weather is hot and humid. The wedding takes place toward the end of the rainy season, so there is a chance of rain.
Lightweight, loose, and breathable clothing is recommended. The humidity can cause swelling, so comfortable shoes are encouraged. Please bring sneakers for outdoor activities, as well as a portable mini fan to stay cool in the heat. All resort rooms are equipped with air conditioning.
Yes, English is widely spoken. Hotel staff and service providers speak English, though accents may be strong. Please be patient when communicating. Some local residents may speak limited English, but we will be traveling with native speakers who can assist if needed.
Elders are highly respected and are typically served first. Meals are commonly eaten with a spoon and fork, or sometimes by hand. Service staff may address guests as “Ma’am” or “Sir” as a sign of respect.
Tipping is not required, but it is appreciated. A typical tip ranges from 50–100 PHP (approximately $1–$2 USD).
Yes, there are several hospitals located on the island.
Yes! Children are welcome.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in select areas of the resort.
Yes, please only drink bottled water during your stay.
No. All transportation will be provided by the resort via mini vans.
The Philippines uses both Type A/B (U.S. style) and Type C (European style) outlets.