The 3 Shows in the Philippines That Earn Their Price

1.Borocay: Fire Dancing Show at Red Coconut Beach Hotel

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 51 reviews · 15 min · from $3Our pick

Head to Red Coconut Beach Hotel for a short, high-energy fire dance featuring performers who spin, twirl, and juggle flames to music. Your ticket includes ₱150 toward food or drinks, but seating is not guaranteed and some tables may require extra spending. Arrive early if dinner and a good view matter to you.

“Great food, and amazing show! Best to arrive more than an hour before the show to get the table to seat and have food ordered out by the time of show.”

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2.Cultural Dinner and Show in Manila

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $144Top rated

Spend about three hours enjoying a multi-course Filipino dinner and a live cultural show of music, dance, and bamboo traditions. A guide adds context and may include a brief stop in Intramuros or at a nearby monument. Shared pickup is available from selected Manila Bay and Makati hotels, with groups capped at six.

“Our guide was amazing. We had a bit of time before dinner and the show so she stopped off at a park and gave us a short tour and got our picture in front of the monument to the Philippines National hero. We were seated at a terrible vanRead more”

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3.Balayong People’s Park with Dinner and Show

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 3 reviews · 5 - 7 hours

Enjoy an early dinner in downtown Puerto Princesa, then visit Balayong People’s Park for its Palawan Cherry trees, playgrounds, sports areas, and hourly water and light show. Hotel pickup, a guide, air-conditioned transport, and bottled water are included. You can add a sauna, jacuzzi, and massage afterward, but confirm that the fountain show is operating.

“The best part was massage. overall the trip was not well planned and organized. it was advertised that we will see a show but we did not see fountain show as the first stop was restaurant for buffet dinner as advertised and restaurant was closed so we went to city hall and baker hill. Then we saw fountains but not a show. The dinner was not a buffet as we were not given choices to select and buffet means you can get more than one round. The food was already selected for us and not everything was tasting good. also the tour indicated bottle water will be provided and it…”

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