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One of the highly urbanized cities in the Philippines, Davao‘s bustling metropolis is just a small part of what this huge city has to offer. If you avail a cheap Davao tour package, you will surely recommend the place to your friends and loved ones.
Recognized as the largest city in the island of Mindanao in the Philippines, Davao has its own international airport and seaports. They are among the busiest cargo hubs in the Philippines. We recommend you stay for a couple of days in the city and you will surely see how the people accommodate their guests. The more days you stay at this modern city, the more you will experience the fun and adventure it has to offer.
A cheap Davao tour package for 3 days and 2 nights (3D/2N) is the best way to shake the rust off your body and enjoy the different views and tourist attractions in the city. For as low as P4,999 (for a minimum of 4 persons in group), you will get to see the city’s main tourist attractions and all your meals are included in the package.
Cheap Davao Tour Package
We offer several different cheap Davao tour packages. Our best seller so far is the Davao Wildlife Encounter Package because it introduces our guests to the flora and fauna of Davao.
Package 1: 3D/2N Davao Wildlife Encounter Package
For only P4,999/person (for a minimum of 4 persons in the group), you will get to experience the different tourist attractions below:
Day 1
- Pick-up at Airport/Seaport
- Lunch
- Check-in Davao hotel
- Dinner at local restaurant
Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel
- Start of tour
- Lunch at local restaurant
- Continuation of tour
- Dinner at a local restaurant
Day 3
- Breakfast at hotel
- Check-out, Transfer from Hotel to Airport/Seaport
Tourist Attractions
1. Philippine Eagle Center – The Center is home to 36 Philippine Eagles, 18 of which are captive-bred. It also houses 10 other species of birds, 4 species of mammals and 2 species of reptiles. Simulating a tropical rain forest environment, the Center offers the visitor a glimpse into the country’s forest ecosystem. Although the exhibits are used primarily to help educate the Filipino people on conservation, the facility is also considered a major tourist attraction in Davao City.
2. SUL Orchidarium – Get to see the different orchids and a wide variety of plants that are found mostly in Davao.
3. Lon Wa Buddhist Temple – The Longhua Temple, also known as the Lon Wa Buddhist Temple is one of the biggest Buddhist temples in the Philippines and the biggest in the island of Mindanao. It is located 3-4 kilometers northeast of the city center at Cabagiuo Avenue. The Lon Wa Buddhist Temple walls though are laden with Italian marble slabs that make for nice contrast to an otherwise stark décor. Walking through the end of a long hall with high ceilings, you will see a huge magnificent replica of Buddha. You’d also see a resplendent gold Kuan Yin and ornamentations featuring the life of Buddha carved in wood. You would also enjoy the serene atmosphere created by the lily ponds filled with carps.
4. Puentespina Orchid Selling Area – Puentespina Orchids & Tropical Plants, Inc. (POTPI) started as hobby in orchid growing by its founder Charita P. Puentespina in 1977. It grew to become a main business concern, and in 1988 it was incorporated to become what it is now. It has become among the biggest producers of cut flowers in the country today. It supplies its products to major cities nationwide. It has four main production operations: Cut flower production, Cut foliage production, Orchids & Pot plant production and Ornamental & Landscape plants production.
5. Magsaysay Fruit Market – Are you a fan of the pungent-smelling durian or the sweet majarlika rambutan? Are you daring enough to eat the sweet-sour mangostene or peel the think-skinned pomelo? Or maybe you would just like to eat fresh fruits? The answer to all the above-mentioned questions is the Magsaysay Fruit Market. Just beside the public park lies a stretch of fresh fruit stalls. Fruits are very fresh and cheap here compared to Manila.
6. Chinatown – Davao Chinatown, also known as Mindanao Chinatown, is the only Chinatown in Mindanao located in the island’s de facto capital, Davao City, Mindanao, the Philippines. At around 44 hectares, it is at the center of numerous business establishments, of which a great majority is owned by Chinese Filipinos who were either born in the country or naturalized Filipino citizens who trace their roots to mainland China. These business establishments include about 30 banks, a wide variety of restaurants offering not only Chinese cuisine but also Korean, Filipino and the like. Chinese themed malls and shops also pockmark this business enclave of the City of Davao which is globally known as the international gateway and most progressive city of Mindanao. It is the only Chinatown in The Philippines with its own seaport that is Sta. Ana Wharf. The Davao Chinatown encompasses the areas of Ramon Magsaysay Avenue, Monteverde Avenue, Sta. Ana Avenue, and Leon Garcia Street.
7. Aldevinco Shopping Center – The ALDEVINCO Shopping Center is located between two of Davao City’s busiest thoroughfares, conveniently nestled at the junction of Claro M. Recto and Manuel Roxas Avenues. In 1963, Conrado Alcantara and his wife, Ladislawa, took one look at an 8,370 square meter property along Claveria Avenue (now Claro M. Recto Avenue) and decided that it was the perfect place for a commercial complex. Davao City then had just entered a time of progress in construction and even in business. The Alcantaras invited the Manila based group of Architect Roman Solitaria to build the first shopping center in Davao City, the ALDEVINCO Shopping Center or simply known as ALDEVINCO. On January 2, 1965, ALDEVINCO was blessed and inaugurated.
8. Museo Dabawenyo – Museo Dabawenyo or the “Museum of the people of Davao” is one of the two known museums in Davao. Although it is directly translated as “Davao Museum”, it is commonly known as the NEW Museum. The other museum is known as the OLD Davao Museum which is located inside Insular Village just about a hundred meters from the main gate and is slightly bigger than Museo Dabawenyo.
9. Jack’s Ridge – JACK’S Ridge is one of the most popular recreational and dining destinations in Davao City. It sits on top of a high and very steep slope, overlooking the scenic expanse of Davao City and the Gulf of Davao. The place is located on a high mountain slope at Shrine Hills, Matina, Davao City.
10. Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague – One of the most famous tourist spots in Davao City is the Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague. Situated on top of Matina Hill is this quaint and serene place of worship. It is surrounded by rolling grass and spots of century mango’s (more than 30 years old), which makes this an ideal place to meditate and commune with the Lord. One other unique feature of the Shrine is that it has no four walls bounding it, but rather, it is a collection of different open air Chapels. It has to be noted also that dating in this place is frowned upon, as well as making it a destination for boiterous activity. There is no entrance fee when entering the Shrine but please, mind the silence. The Shrine isn’t open 24 hours so don’t try to go there at the dead of night (or at least past 6PM) and expect the gates to be open, unless of course there is Mass scheduled.
11. Crocodile Park – The Davao Crocodile Park all started from the enchantment of the owner, Mr. Philip Dizon, to Freshwater and Saltwater Crocodiles. It was not in his mind that this is a moneymaking business until he realized that crocodiles are raised in the United States of America not just for public viewing but for production of leather to be made into bags, belts and shoes as well. It was in November 1995 when the government has given Mr. Philip Dizon the accreditation and permits to operate the 1st ever Davao Crocodile Park. 10 years later, on August 18, 2005, the world-class Davao Crocodile Park was opened with the help of the consultant Dr. Gilbert Buenviaje. The Davao Crocodile Park Inc. is owned and operated by a group of businessmen headed by Mr. Sonny Dizon, a resident of Davao City.
The 11 different tourist attractions you will visit when you avail the 3D/2N Davao Wildlife Encounter Package is got to be the perfect activity for friends who love sightseeing and discovering new things.
For the beach bum who loves to stay in the sun and sand, this next cheap Davao tour package is right for you.
Package 2: 3D/2N Davao Sun and Sand Package
At a same price of P4,999 per person (for a minimum of 4 persons in the group) you will have second thoughts on which package to avail. If you like to get wet and enjoy the white-sand beaches of Paradise Island Resort in Samal Island, this itinerary is for you.
Day 1
- Pick-up at Airport
- Start of Tour
- Lunch
- Check-in Davao hotel
- Continuation of Tour
- Dinner at local restaurant
Day 2
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer from Hotel to Port/Jetty
- Boat Transfer from Port/Jetty to Paradise Island
- Lunch at the Beach
- Boat Transfer from Paradise Island to Port/Jetty
- Transfer from Port/Jetty back to Hotel
- Dinner at Local Restaurant
Day 3
- Breakfast at hotel
- Check-out, Transfer from Hotel to Airport/Seaport
Tourist Attractions
The only difference in tourist attractions with package 1 is that you are not going to visit the Philippine Eagle Center and SUL Orchidarium. Instead, you are going to enjoy the white-sand beach of Paradise Island Resort in Samal Island.
If you chose this package instead of the package 1, you will surely get tanned skin. The 3D/2N Davao Sun and Sand Package is not only for summer but also for the whole year round.
For the adventurers at heart or for those who simply love the rush of adrenalin inside the system, the following cheap Davao tour package will surely give you the excitement and thrill you have been waiting for.
Package 3: 3D/2N Davao Zipline Adventure Package
For only P5,399/person (for a minimum of 4 persons in the group), you get to enjoy this heart-pumping activity in Davao del Sur. A zip-line (also known as a flying fox, foefie slide, zip wire, aerial runway, aerial ropeslide, death slide or tyrolean crossing) consists of a pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline. It is designed to enable a user propelled by gravity to travel from the top to the bottom of the inclined cable, usually made of stainless steel, by holding on or attaching to the freely moving pulley. Zip-lines come in many forms, most often used as a means of entertainment. They may be short and low, intended for child’s play and found on some playgrounds. Longer and higher rides are often used as a means of accessing remote areas, such as a rainforest canopy. Zip-line tours are becoming popular vacation activities, found at outdoor adventure camps or upscale resorts, where they may be an element on a larger challenge or ropes course.
Day 1
- Pick-up at Airport/Seaport
- Lunch
- Check-in Davao hotel
- Dinner at local restaurant
Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel
- Transfer from Hotel to Kapatagan in Davao del Sur
- Proceed to Camp Sabros Zipline and Cable Lift
- Lunch at the camp
- Transfers from camp to Davao City
- Dinner at local restaurant
Day 3:
- Breakfast at hotel
- Check-out, Transfer from Hotel to Airport/Seaport.
If you enjoyed the height and the adrenalin rush of this adventure, you may also want to visit Davao in the future and enjoy the cheap Davao tour package below.
Package 4: 3D/2N Davao Rafting Adventure Package
For a price of P5,499/persons (for a minimum of 5 persons in the group), you can enjoy the rafting adventure package. This activity will surely get you wet so be sure to prepare extra clothing especially your underwear. This is a fast-growing activity because it is not only fun, it also burns your fats by making your heart beat faster; and your muscle aches by stirring the paddle.
Day 1
- Pick-up at Airport/Seaport
- Lunch
- Check-in Davao hotel
- Dinner at local restaurant
Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel
- Transfer from hotel to jump-off point and briefing
- Transfer to Tamugan River for the Davao white water rafting tour
- Lunch
- Transfer to downtown Davao City, then transfer to hotel
- Dinner
Day 3:
- Breakfast at hotel
- Check-out, Transfer from Hotel to Airport/Seaport.
Package 5: 3D/2N Davao Island Hopping Package
For only 5,499 per person (for a minimum of 5 persons in the group)
Day 1: Pick-up airport. Lunch. Check-in Davao hotel. Dinner at local restaurant. Davao City Tour (Lon Wa Buddhist Temple, Puentespina Orchid Selling Area. Magsayasay Fruit Market. Chinatown. Aldevinco Shopping Center. Museo Dabawenyo. Jack’s Ridge. Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague. Crocodile Park). Dinner at a local restaurant. Day2: Breakfast at the hotel, transfers to Sta. Ana Wharf. Start of Davao Island Hopping Tour: Angel’s Cove, Coral Garden. Lunch onboard boat. Free time for swimming. Cruise along Pearl Farm and Wishing Island. Back to hotel, dinner at local restaurant. Day 3: Breakfast at hotel, check-out, airport transfers.
Pearl Farm Beach Resort
Package 6: 3D/2N Davao Southern Countryside Package (Eden Nature Park)
For only 5,499 per person (for a minimum of 5 persons in the group)
Day 1: Pick-up airport. Lunch. Check-in Davao hotel. Dinner at local restaurant. Davao City Tour (Lon Wa Buddhist Temple, Puentespina Orchid Selling Area. Magsayasay Fruit Market. Chinatown. Aldevinco Shopping Center. Museo Dabawenyo. Jack’s Ridge. Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague. Crocodile Park). Dinner at a local restaurant. Day2: Breakfast at the hotel, proceed to Eden Nature Park, shuttle around the park, buffet lunch. Transfers to Davao City, dinner at local restaurant. Day 3: Breakfast at hotel, check-out, airport transfers.
Our cheap Davao tour packages are quoted at a minimum of 4 or 5 in a group. If you are lesser or higher than 4 or 5, please do not hesitate in asking us for a quotation and we will be in touch with you within 24 hours. Feel free to drop an email or call us using the contact information found on our “Contact Us” page. If you found another travel agency that offers the same kind of activities at a much lesser price, please inform us and we will try to give you the same prices or even better.
