A clean, food-loving city, Mount Apo's foothills and Samal Island beaches across the gulf.
Trip notes
Davao trip notes
Source: Wikipedia: Davao City, checked October 2026
- Getting around
- Multicabs and jeepneys run 82 routes around the clock; tricycles and taxis cover the rest.
- Hospitals
- 31 hospitals and tertiary centers, including Davao Doctors Hospital, San Pedro Hospital and Brokenshire Medical Center.
- Known for
- Home of the Philippine Eagle Foundation; durian, marang and mangosteen are common and cheaper here.
Before you go
General advice for travel in the Philippines, not facts about Davao.
- Bring some cash. ATMs can be few or empty in small towns and on islands, so ask your resort.
- Ask the resort whether it takes GCash or cards for anything you pay on site.
- Environmental, tour and terminal fees change. Check the current amounts with the resort or the local tourism office.
- Boat trips stop in rough seas. Leave a buffer day before flights and check PAGASA advisories.
- Ask your resort for the nearest clinic or hospital, and which mobile network works best there.
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