MY PERSONAL OPINION: Where is the Best Place to Live in the Philippines?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Where is the best place to live or retire to in the Philippines? I read this question a lot online, particularly on FB. And I don’t spend much time on Facebook, but every time I look, another person has posted the same question, with commenters putting in their dollar’s worth with where they live whilst others are saying I’m not telling you, this place is perfect and I don’t need it to be overrun with annoying expats thanks very much.
I’ve spent almost 4 years living in the Philippines, have visited the majority of major cities, plus a handful of smaller islands and beach areas, so I’ve built up a pretty good picture of what different places offer. Which ever place I’ve visited in the Philippines, I’d always think - Could I live Here? And whether the place fulfills all my requirements…… such as Alfresco bars/diners, parks, open spaces. Is it safe? Easily walkable? Not too polluted, dirty or busy with traffic? Is an Airport close? How is the public transportation? Are there condos on offer at around $300 per month that come with pool and decent gym? The proximity to a good Beach. That doesn’t consist of volcanic black sand.
Firstly you need to decide whether you’re a city or provincial person. Whilst researching online you’ll hear the same ideal places to live mentioned over again such as CEBU, BOHOL, CDO, DAVAO, DUMAGUETE, BACOLOD, ILOILO, BORACAY, CAMIGUIN and MANILA.
Philippines has over 7,000 islands. Do you like a big Asian city such as Cebu city rather than the province? Which are the Best Islands or Cities to Live? Low cost of living, diversity, culture, weather, food, scenery, long visas entice foreigners to live in the Philippines. Filipinos are welcome and warm people. Filipinos are often regarded as the most friendliest nation in Asia and nicest people in the world. English is widely spoken throughout the country. The Philippines is included in the top ten English speaking countries in the world. The majority of Filipinos are highly proficient in English, so it is very easy to strike up a conversation and make new friends, but so last century. When you're there you feel like you're stuck in an 80s/90s time warp with the old skool music blaring out and the outdated infrastructure.
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Iloilo is one of the best cities to live in, I lived there for almost 10 years, it’s clean has good hospitals and the people are friendly 😊
there are no good hospitals in the PI,,,,,maybe manila,,,,,They are adequate
Except when you're a creepy white guy...
hey dude ilonggas are the most romantic and caring in the world they have no equal. pnay takes a bath everyday rain or shine.
Phillip, I liked how you spent the time specifying what You like so people can understand your bias. Yep, your a Bigg City Boy who likes the beach. Having lived in Florida the last 35 years I can appreciate that. I never live more than 30 minutes from a nice beach. However for the sake of the rest of your viewers I think it's unfortunate that you don't understand Dumaguete. If you were Scooter capable you would find within 20 minutes:1. beaches that also have Great Shore Dives, 2. Valencia at elevation with cool breezes and modest Fresco style dinning around the central park, 3. Tons of Nature Hikes in the hills- most have spectacular waterfalls to bout. 4. Modest malls (adequate but nothing great) 5. Tons of Western style dining options, 6. Of course the downtown Boardwalk which is always best visited in the evening when it really comes to life. But You like the BIGG City, and Duma is a Small City... that's cool. Enjoy Manila. Peace and Love, B Goat
Yeah, I'm not sure why the Bigg P resists renting a bike and exploring. He seems to just like pacing up and down the boulevard and speaking with HS age kids or grannies.
💯% agree ! Though I watch his video from time to time his big British ego let him believe that HE is THE ultimate reference of what is good and not good ! There is something so childish in that 60+ years old guy that it's almost laughable.
@@didierdenice7456 I don't think he was trying to suggest her was the "ultimate" reference, he was clear to state his preferences up front... that's what I liked about the video. It just that he keeps ripping on Dumaguete BUT he is soley dependent on public style of transportation, while probably over 90% of the Expats who do love the place all have Scooters or cars. He doesn't enjoy the place because he doesn't know it like everyone else - who are all mobile - IMO
I believe he prefers a white sand beach. There’s no beach like that close by. Ferry to Siquijor or 4 plus hours to Sugar beach.
"When you're there you feel like you're stuck in an 80s/90s time warp with the old skool music blaring out and the outdated infrastructure."
That sounds absolutely fantastic, more 70s and 80s though for me.
Bohol, Cebu and Camiguin islands. Pure nature and living it up by the sea.
I was considering staying in Bohol too, why do you pick Bohol?
Great report without hyperbole and just honest sharing of your experiences and tastes. Very appreciated.
I am a big city boy, I need culture, diverse activities, music, dancing and lots of restaurant choices. I liked Cebu, but like you said not enough activities. I loved Manila, many diverse neighborhoods to choose from and never bored.
This is truly the most well done video on various places and ups and downs of each. I have been to most of those and a few more. The start is the best as you explain what your criteria and perspective would come from for reference. I used to be all Cebu, but after living in Manila almost 5 months and truly learning how to navigate it I am a Makati, or Cubao guy. I am also a CDO guy if I wanted different... Well done !!
I've been to all the places mentioned. Don't confuse visiting and actually living in. Major factors are your lifestyle living situation family status budget over health age etc.
I'm not confusing them. Obviously. Staying for a fortnight gives you an idea if a place is a good fit for you. Other places you can tell within a few days. Where do you stay, sorry "live?"
@@BiggWorldCinema I agree with you. As you get older and you've been around the traps a bit, if you traverse a city a bit day and night over a few weeks, you can get get a boots on the ground feel for what it offers in terms of infrastructure, services , culture and attractions.
The people that get stung and make knee jerk decisions are those that go somewhere on holiday, have a roaring good time because there already on that natural holiday high amongst others that are in "relaxed mode ". They then extrapolate that experience into believing the environment they were in was responsible for it. Then they make the decision to move and find out you can go back to the place, but you can't go back to the time and it usually ends up worse than the grind they left for the greener pasture.
Thank you for such a great video. One of your best.
To each his own and thats for sure.
I live in Bacong near the beach and just 15 min from Dumaguete and I still feel air quality is subpar.
How somone can actually live in Manila beats me.
Big city, small city is still polluted and not friendly imo.
Thanks for the information about the Philippines. You have a great voice for commentary 👌
Great video... nice comparisions BUT ...being in Thailand for 16 yrs, I never "crave" as you put it, for crowds. I sure love to get away from toxic expats. Thanks for the info. Enjoy your jouneys.
Well that's "you" then, isn't it? He is talking about Phil.
If a picture says a thousand words, the photos you have shared with Canadians like me in this video about ILOILO CITY looks inviting. They show us a clean, vibrant and beautiful city. The Iloilo City river Esplanade looks captivating, and you seemed to enjoy talking to that lovely food vendor. The city centre of Iloilo City, which you whine that the city is bereft of, is actually called Calle Real, containing a collection of old buildings when it was formerly known as and probably will be, "the Queen City of the South" again with a plethora of all those art deco, Spanish Gothic & pre-war American colonial era architecture.
Very informative, but need some practice pronouncing the names of the cities 😅
Cebu iliolo dumguate are the best places to live
As an outsider looking in,Makati resonates with me for a base...
Love you big mate wishing 150 years life big fan ❤
Everyone has a preference, you could not pay me to live in a big city. Smaller towns with the basics you need. I prefer the mountains as they are cooler (Malaybalay).
I was looking at Baguio city years ago myself however for about 4 months it gets insane amount of rainfall which was I turned off for me.
Essex boy ,came from Southend ,good info will be exploring Mindanao ,Went last year to Manila and Baguio,wasn’t impressed everything was so busy .Will head south
Iloilo City is the Best place to live in the Philippines..
As always great content, love Manila, your one of best vloggers on the Philippines., Thanks.
Well, let's not get carried away. Reserve your superlatives for when you really need them.
Thanks Phil for the valued perspective.
My pleasure!
The best places to live in the Philippines are in Alabang in M.Manila, Nuvali in Sta. Rosa, Claremont near Clark airbase, LA Union, Triboa Bay, Iloilo city , Puerto Princesa .
I just spent two months in Baguio, really enjoyed it. Next visit to the Philippines, I think it is Puerto princesa for me. There's no way to tell whether I like a place on UA-cam, I have to put my eyeballs on it myself.
Tagaytay is good. Alfonzo and Amadeo. Cooler weather.
I appreciate the fact that you do your own thing. I can't recall you ever interviewing other expats.
He interviewed some western travelers (and their kid) in a pool a while back. It was very strange to watch him converse with a western English speaker. She was attractive too, so he didn't have to tell her "I'm kidding".
You overlooked Baguio City. Never need air conditioning. Great hospitals. College students everywhere as well as a fresh batch of tourists each week.
why do u want college students everywhere? sounds creepy
Baguio was ok 30 years ago. Now it is overbuilt and super congested. No thanks
@@conservativeinexile8474 true! But we adjusted and we don’t go out Friday through Monday. Our weekend is Tuesday through Thursday.
We would never leave the fresh produce at cheap prices and low electricity bills that balance the higher cost of rent.
@@dsrrellgriffith1161 you sound creepy. The energy of college towns is a plus here.
So negative aren’t you.
@@jeffreyyitzchoakh6632 yeah right. Which one u dating? Lol
Baguio is very scenic, but ridiculously hilly with a pleasant, cooler climate. I adored Palawan 24 years ago. I've recently returned to Mindoro after a 14 year absence and stayed with retired pal from my home city in the UK in the town of Bayan, which is 10 mins drive away from Puerto Galera and Sabang. I quite like the place and was surprised that you dismissed it. Boracay is life on repeat after 5-6 nights there and Angelese City is no longer for me. I've not been to Cebu in 14 years and I'm aware a lot has changed there, but I didn't thoroughly rate it. I'd like to try Bohol in the future, as I've heard only good reports regarding locals and pricing.
I live with my lovely wife and baby about 30 minutes from Dumaguete and I cannot imagine a more perfect place to live anywhere on earth. If you are in the area, let's do an interview and I'll show you how to master the art of the interview. Looking forward to meeting you someday soon. My daughters are English citizens and live in Sussex. Perhaps you have visited Sussex before.
This is a joke right? Listening is one of the key factors whilst conducting an interview. You obviously weren't listening to my narrative. I lived in Brighton for 10 years. Brighton is in Sussex.
Iloilo🎉
My favorite place to live is BGC. i really enjoy the wide pavements, and im able to cross a road without a feeling of dread.
Hey, good video! You're now on camera. I always thought that you were just reading your voice overs. Now I see that that is just your speech pattern. The production seems more polished too. Good on ya.
I spent much time there in the 80's and Manila was the place for me. Puerto Galera was real nice back then, for weekly trips out of town.
On an earlier video of yours, I saw what has become of that area, and I was shocked. Sabang no longer has a beach, let alone a nice clean one, which it had before. Alongapo was also nice. You actually got a numbered seat on the bus from Manila, and the town was very clean, due to the US base, and an educated work force due to the military. After Mount Pinatubo, the area went into decline a little, but recovered, and was a favorite of mine.
Watcha mate your videos are getting better and better! Appreciate the efforts you’re making 👏
Great information. Thanks, P.B. 😊.
Bravo, well done! This is very informative and the ending with the collages we’re moving. ❤
I would stay in Iloilo because it's a cool name and decent looking place.
Thinking of trying out Masbate Island for the same reason.
That place rubs me wrong
@@j.sherlock7213 You da master🤚🤚🤚🤚
I am an Island boy that likes the city and vibrant lives with decent amenities they offer. I live today in Seychelles on La Digue Island 15 square miles with nothing much that a few shops,, a hospital, police station and few cars. Not even a night club, plenty of touristic accommodation and very expensive to live here. One of the most beautiful island for many people. My life is sad as I do not like the beach and the sea. I am 54 years old and have not swam in the sea for more than 20 years, not been to the beach for the last 6 years. I can even walk 5 minutes to one of the best in the world. I just do not like the beach life but have no choice. One day I have enough to move out of this island I will do it at the first opportunity. By the way I have visited over 70 big cities in Asia, Africa and Europe.
Iloilo City/Province!
Enjoyable and informative video. I am finding my personal favorite to be in Baretto. Close to Manila and Angeles and also beautiful beaches to the north. The beaches themselves in the Subic area are ok. Clark is a wonderful airport and a good alternative to Manila.
The Best Place to live in Philippines is in Metro Manila such as BGC, Pasig City, Makati City, Alabang, Mandaluyong City, Pasay City, Paranaque City or Quezon City because there you can see & feel the most modern highly urbanized life in the Philippines it is the center of high industries, great high rise modern condos and Great entertainment and shop till you drop in some of the "World's Biggest Malls on Earth" like world famous "Mall of Asia" and SM North Edsa, SM Megamall etc..and you are near to some of the "World's Best Hospitals" such as St Lukes, Makati Medical Center, Manila Doctors Hospitals or PGH etc..
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Try Lipa, Batangas, and let your viewers know.
Whatever your budget is, that's the best place for you. You don't even have to ask other people's opinions because you know what's in your wallet. The easiest thing to do in life when you have the money is to move in and move out of a place at your convenience no matter what country you are in.
I think it all depends how you envision spending your free time. I enjoy most of what you mention but would add golfing with other expats and locals. Then choices get numbered. I choose Cdo but Bacolod is also good. Cebu has ok courses but expensive and almost entirely Korean and locals rich folks only.
Tx for the video. I agree with Manila being the best overall choice simply because of its infrastructure and wide range of offerings. You can find places there - e.g. Parañaque, combining price and places to go and things to do within a 30 mins radius. Of other places outside of the capital region there is Bicol. Have you been there? Bicol is attractive if you consider price, nature, and beaches, and it still has a central location in the Philippines.
Check out Eastwood city, sometime.
It also depends on IF you have or find a long term partner. IMO, you should also think about how the situation / development might be in three to five years time. BTW, a good choice in choosing the Philippines, one of the few countries in Asia where your UK Gov pension if you manage to receive it is index linked, in that it gets all the increases as if you are living in the UK.
true but the pension itself is tiny & so any increases are miniscule. Not an important factor in my view for stays of less than 5 years
If you’re the type of person who can easily integrate into a community and avoid focusing on things to complain about, the Philippines is definitely worth a visit.
Another great video.Are you using your new camera?
Thanks my friend. I'm using it most of the time, but didn't realise how crap the digital zoom is - so had to go back/reshoot footage I'd shot of the rockerbillies using my trusty old Canon!
So basically for me.. I'll just stay in Manilla.. and visit boracay
Yeah. See you there.
I agree I love Manila, but have not been to Cebu, only Mindinao.
So Phillip. Long ride it’s been. Dedicated so much time. Effort. By you. Tastefully. And with dignity. We appreciate it!!! After all that. Manila. It is.
Thanks for the info/opinion very Monty Pythonish delivery but I love that ;)
I always feel at home in Silay city. I spent around 36 to 39 days there since last year. I love the people. Since I am a non drinker it does not matter that there may not be clubs everywhere. There are about 5 drinking venues near the main road. Just not so much nightclubs. Tricycles are very affordable to ride there. Vendors are humble, sometimes, not wanting tips.
I notice you didn't say much about CDO. I lived there for quite some time years back. I consider it like living in an unwashed armpit, lol.
I live in Valencia above Dumaguete now. The large expat community for me is a negative thing for many reasons. Valencia allows me to live in a bit cooler environment and still be close to the necessities of life.
Great video all in all. 😉
Yap i was their in Brighton for an excursion in the beach we went their and we had a great day I work in countryside first then tranfer my work in London as a nanny of 7 month old and yeah exploring around i enjoy although its too cold😊
Very nice.
I settled in Subic. Has everything I need.
Similar interests to me (and from London). Have been in SE Asia mostly over the last 30 years mostly in Indonesia and Thailand. Worked in Makati for a few months back in 2014 and visited Cebu last year. Preferred Makati.
Baguio is a great collegiate town Phil . You need to visit it . 6 or 7 major universities in Baguio , lots of attractive open mined young ladies . I agree on Cebu having many positive points .
Cool climate hot women❤️
I would find it hard to live in the places you like, I love the stress free lifestyle of Camiguin Island. I avoid places like you like. I would rather catch a plane back to the states before I lived in a big city.
I live in San Carlos City.. just across from Toledo... Its a ferry ride across the islands and taxi to Cebu... or the airport in Cebu.
Wait a minute, last time I looked Boracay is also one hour flight from Cebu. Of course it takes a lot longer to get there since one has to island-hop to it. BTW, glad you cut your hair and cleaned up a bit … you do look much better dude. Cheerios…
Thanks!
Many thanks for your contribution my friend!
It seems you never been in Marikina City and Pasig City.
Marikina is one of the cleanest city in the Philippines with nice parks and eating places, malls etc. What good about it it is in Metro Manila.
Pasig City is one of the safest and home to Ortigas Center, the rival of Makati. Tons of good restaurants, malls, parks etc. Both are best alternatives of BGC, Makati and Quezon City.
Have you been to Tagaytay, Baguio, Rizal, Laguna, etc.?
love tagatay for few days but my home is in marinduque and for me it is the best place
Tagaytay City is one of my favorite cities, but there could be a risk of unpredictable volcanic eruptions if you live there due to its proximity to Taal Volcano.
New subs here from The Philippines,for me iloilo city is my best to select, low cost,modern,clean ,beautiful etc.
If you are over 60, cities in any country suck. As for Manila and Cebu, there is the added bonus of heavy traffic and Jeepney exhausts. Both Mindoro and Bohol are awesome for a retiree. Haven't been to Palawan and Negros. So, cannot comment on those.
We have plans at the end of this month to visit Palawan. My girl will meet me inManila again (from Mindinao). Is it worth the flight and money for Palawan?
Sure, if you go on an island hopping tour which I didn't bother with. The towns on Palawan suck thou.
Awesome 👏
I agree, the city which offers the most, good and bad, is probably Manila. Good hospitals, most variety of stores and restaurants, most entertainment options, transportation options, and major airport. Not so good things: higher costs in some areas, more crime, more foreigners, more traffic, more homeless people, ugly beaches.
I built a house in Leyte Silago
Your best video ever
My 19yr old Province gf hasn’t been anywhere in these areas, so question is how can men meet a country girl without having to live in the sticks?
Brighton is not all peebles, Cantona did a Sand beach for beach football
There's an "imported" sand volleyball court where I'd sit and have tea and toasties every week. Apart from that the actual "beach" is 100% pebbles.
@@BiggWorldCinema as far i i know its Cantona, fr football player fom Manchester, i was in uk from lets say 2003 2010, and it was a beach football field, very small, maybe 20m x 20m, maybe its gone now
No...more than 20m by 20m, that was more than 15 years ago, i remember small but not that small
The best place in greater manila is BGC taguig, Makati, Cavite, Baguio, Laguna, Batangas, Angeles, San fernando pampanga, La union
You would have made a great city planner. You have an instinctual feel for what makes a community livable and vibrant.
Theres nothing much here in P.I.. except, BGC, big malls thats all nothing else. Most cities are very dirty, no sidewalks, no big parks n lots of hazzards , tricycles, vendors carts, cars park everywhere etc. etc
Thank you.
Alright!
Man, it is nothing all over but a dump! US has the best, but it is expensive now! Spain where I've moved is a 1st world country with everything you need and cheaper than the Philippines. All you get in the Phil are the girls! Nothing else! Just stay safe!👍🍻🍻
You can easily live on a thousand dollars a month in Spain?
Why do I feel like I'm watching Thomas The Tank Engine?
Im heading to Philippines soon for 4 months,I'm going staying in Paranaque for first Month and maybe a month in 3 other places,any suggestions to my other 3 places? And is Paranaque any good for starters?love the channel by the way🙏
Paranaque is rough around the edges. Not the usual home base
If you like seeing beautiful ladies and desire convenience, then stay in IT Park area in Cebu . Baguio is another great location with cool weather.
I stay at the Oyster Plaza there
Mall down the street and close to airport but a odd or at least rough place for starters imo
There are nicer places to stay than that but again it's my opinion
Been traveling there for 15 years or so
Get out of Manila and adventure down south or North of Manila
Bohol was a nice island, Panglao has Alona Beach resort place and the main Island is nice
7500 islands
Lots of choices
hey handsome in the future i will live in cebu and marry a local virgin. locals are friendly and hospitable.
Awesome
suggest you check out Catbalogan and Calbayog 😎
You dont miss england
Great video idea!
Lapu Lapu Mactan island in Cebu is my choice.
I’m renting for fourth year now a 3 bedroom 2 car covered ports in a gated subdivision a bungalow house, I never heard a single rooster or any neighbors do karaoke in my stay here. We are 10 minutes from white sand beach and about 20-30 minutes from all big malls in cebu like SM Seaside, SM Cebu, Ayala, ParkMall etc.
my rent is 18k plus 1500 for security, garbage and water per month all and all with electric and Fiber Internet 400Mbps my total per month is just about 30k.
I’ve visited many other places in my five years living in Philippines and the only other place I would consider moving to is Dumagete but house rental there for same house what I have here is at list 10k pesos more per month.
I did experience living in BGC in Manila in 2019 for 6 month and due to pollution, traffic and luck of nearby beaches was deal breaker for me living in Manila.
I think every expat need to experience for him self where he will choose to live instead of just listening others, it’s my personal recommendation.
Thanks for your video mate, I’m your new subscriber.
Cebu - and the other places within 3 hours (?) are all lacking what 'I' desire - and - prefer ! --- That is "comfortable" temps. - - - where you don't feel the need for a shower - every minute !!! = The uncomfortable (!) rather than the comfortable ? -- -- -- Places like Baguio Tagaytay or Malaybalay - where ''comfort" rules !
miss your video narration types
The problem with Philippines is all places are devoid of infrastructure like clean toilet or nice parks, nice restaurants. No matter how much money you have, you will not escape the stinging third world experiences in Philippines, like nearly rotten food from expensive restaurants. Say you want to swim, you cannot find premium pools without many people. If you don't have a Filipino wife already, it makes more sense to live in Thailand where at least you can hav some decent food.
Load of crap. You're obviously low income
It seems you hated the Philippines that much. I already saw a few of your comments to other vloggers and same comments. Why are you wasting times commenting if you don't like the Philippines.
@@chaopanofasia8490 why do you bother to observe my comments if you don't vlike it? You got nothing better to do?
@@chaopanofasia8490 Yes I agree, why on earth would he waste his time commenting if he dislike the Philippines. I find him pathetic while reading his comment.
Cavite?
Mercurio, R. (2024 July 18) Manila Is 5th Most Risky City for Tourists, Says Forbes. Out of 60 cities from all over the world. The Philippine Star. The Philippines’ capital scored 91.49 points in overall risk. Manila placed fifth in terms of risks to personal security; seventh in health; and ninth in both crime and infrastructure.
that is Manila city only, not Metro Manila . Metro Manila is divided into many different districts.
Angeles you dismissed. It's the only place to live in Philippines...new accessible international airport, fabulous mall with new skyline attached, many restaurants. Clark is great for activities, new cycling track and picnic areas around parade grounds. Many other restaurants around walking street, thai, Mexican, korean food. Many golf courses also. Great expat scene with hash house loads activities. Try malabanas area Phil.. totally cool and Filipino neighbors with carenderias, night markets. Best of all great apartments for 20 k with nice pool. Give it another go Philip.
But what about the rampant prostitution?
Hi Uncle, have you tried Siargao? Heard some good things about it.
That's philly in the Philippines territory now its off limits😅
Crowded with white young foreign tourists.
Check out Escalante city
I think you're onto something there proximity for Manila not there but then again you're just an hour away
You for got samar philippines live. You girl angles city philippines and sublic bay luzon island 🏝
Siargao island
Baguio?
Love the climate of Baguio ! Have visited twice .
Too cold for philip
Why did you leave home?
If you spoke like he does back in Britain then wouldn't you? Certainly would stand out, that's for sure.
Good question. I'll make a video about it.
The economy. Isn’t there. That’s what holding it back. The American military supported the island for so long….. I guess they got complacent. After they left.
Anyone else wants to fall asleep listing to this voice ? Yawnnnnn
Pattaya/Jomtiem Thailand be ur sweet spot a real city right on the beach. Its something that doesn’t exist here in the Philippines so far.
Better you go to Pattaya in Thailand its a beautiful place so that the expats could enjoy another taste of life.