Leading the pack is Hidden Beach which, apparently, cannot hide its natural beauty from travelers. This secluded beach has rich coral reefs, towering rock formations, and powdery sand. The water is usually calm and so is the atmosphere—it's definitely a perfect place to simply relax, probably read a book, and enjoy a peaceful time.

When thinking of an island paradise, you'd probably imagine swaying palm trees standing tall on a white sand beach with clear, turquoise waters. It won't take long for you to realize that such setting exists at Guyam White Sand Beach. You only need about five minutes to walk around the island. While there, you can snorkel all afternoon.

Located on the northeastern tip of Luzon, Palaui Beach does not only boast of a picturesque coastline but of panoramic coves, as well. Adding charm to this destination are the nearby waterfalls, an 18th-century lighthouse, and windy terrains. Sit by the beach and listen to the howling sound of the waves.

A white-sand beach alongside sunbaked cliffs awaits travelers at Caramoan Island. Its natural beauty is so striking that the hit reality show Survivor has filmed at the location several times already. It's easy to become speechless while here. Every view is, to describe it precisely, postcard-worthy.

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With seven kilometers of fine sand, Dahican Beach can accommodate quite a large number of tourists at a time. It is best known for its powerful waves, making it a go-to destination for surfers. A four-hour drive away from Metro Davao, the beach may be far but definitely worthy of a visit.

Often referred to as the "Small Boracay of Mindanao," Gumasa Beach has sand that's so powdery, your feet will thank you for walking on it. Surprisingly, though, it falls under the radar of many tourists. About an hour's drive from General Santos City, this six-kilometer crescent beach will make your jaw drop in awe.

Alona Beach is definitely one of the fast-rising destinations on this list, probably because of its proximity to Bohol's top attractions such as Chocolate Hills, Loboc River, and the Tarsier Sanctuary. Apart from its soft sand and pristine waters, the beach boasts of world-class diving and tours.

Still uninhabited, Kalanggaman Island provides tourists with more reasons to bask under the sun and wallow in the waves. There are no major resorts to check in to and overnight camping is allowed. To preserve its beauty in the best way possible, the local government has only allowed up to 500 tourists daily. Check out this ultimate guide to Kalanggaman Island.

Paliton Beach is ideal for sunset-viewing and for water activities such as snorkeling, paddle boarding, and diving. After a short time in this paradise, you'll have a hard time leaving. There are also vendors selling food and other goods to make your stay more convenient. Inspired to travel to any of these Philippine beaches? Visit Traveloka to score awesome deals on flights and hotels!]]>