Weather in the Philippines in February

When it comes to weather in the Philippines in February, you won’t find much of a difference when compared to January. If anything, you will notice a dip in the tourists: February is when the crowds start lowering in number. Warm and sunny days of the month are accompanied with occasional rain, and the humidity levels are relatively lower. Scuba divers rejoice: the waters are waiting for you to jump in. Before that, jump into our article on the weather in the Philippines in February, that gives you a regional breakdown.

weather in the philippines in february Travelling to the Philippines in February means you can enjoy it with relative privacy.

weather in Luzon in February

During the afternoon, temperatures in low-lying areas like Manila tend to reach around 30°C (86°F). However, the hilly areas such as Baugio and Sagada are relatively cooler than other areas. We recommend you go on some treks before the wrath of the tropical heat after March. We also highly recommend visiting Baguio, and not just because of the cooler climate; February is also the season of blooming flowers and the entire city celebrates the Panagbenga Festival. You’ll get to witness colourful streets that are decorated with flowers and numerous parades.

If you’re thinking of visiting the splendid rice terraces in Banaue, then know that they won’t be fully green. If you’re lucky, they might be green in late February. But there is a high chance they’ll be somewhat barren. However, they’re still a magnificent sight, so you can certainly visit if you’re around there. When it comes to diving and snorkeling, the weather in the Philippines in February allows for Subic Bay and Anilao for some fantastic dives.

luzon philippines Trekking is great when travelling to the Philippines in February.

weather in Visayas in February

February is possibly the driest month of the year for several regions in the Visayas and the temperatures here are slightly higher than Luzon. You will experience the odd drizzle, but the showers are never enough to dampen your travel plans. In general, there are fewer tourists in Bohol, Siquijor and Malapascua. You’ll surely be able to relax and feel like you’re away from all the noise. The paradise of El Nido and the party-island of Boracay are still pretty crowded and we wouldn’t expect anything less. The average temperature here is over 30°C (86°F), which calls for exploring the clear waters.

This brings us to diving and we definitely think that February is a good month to explore the waters of the Philippines. Make sure you get your bookings done in advance for places like El Nido, Coron and Boracay. This way you save enough for the dives which tend to put a dent in your budget if you go on multiple diving excursions.

weather in the philippines in february The weather in the Philippines in February lets you enjoy clear waters and skies.

weather in Mindanao in February

The hottest time to visit the Camiguin and Siargao Islands, which are the northernmost islands of the region, is around April and May. But even in February, the temperatures are pretty high, with an average of around 32°C (90°F). This weather is perfect for warm weather travelers. An island with 7 volcanoes dominating its landscape, Camiguin is very humid. But you will certainly have a great time exploring these volcanoes and relaxing in their hot springs. February is the busiest month of the year, with lots of tourists visiting Camiguin and Siargao. We strongly advise booking your hotel rates in advance if you’re travelling to the Philippines in February.

mindanao philippines February promises scenic pictures and memorable experiences in the Philippines.

 

If you’re a traveller looking for dry weather conditions minus the humidity, the weather in the Philippines in February caters to you. Make sure you get a grip on the several activities you can enjoy, especially the adventure-seekers, as the Philippines is an adventure waiting to happen. Keen on getting a headstart to your holiday in the Philippines? Click on Plan Your Trip, and let Asia Someday help you out.

 

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