WITH the Philippines being an archipelago of 7,641 islands, the best way to see as many islands as possible in a single trip is not by land or air but by sea. This was how our ancestors traveled in ancient times: they built boats to go from one island to another. Before land or air travel became popular, Filipinos traveled by sea.

Sea travel still exists today, and people use this form of mobility for various reasons. It is less expensive compared to flying, and you can bring up to 50 kilos of luggage without extra cost. For a family who enjoys traveling together, it allows for more bonding moments. For an adventurer, it provides an opportunity to see many parts of the country that are not often seen during usual land trips.

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