Trip analysis
Analyse your Philippines trip
One tool, two paths. In a few minutes you get a score out of 100, your strengths, your weak points, the mistakes detected and my recommendations.
Do you already have an itinerary in mind?
How the analysis works
The analysis runs on Filiscore, the method I apply from the Philippines to every itinerary sent to me. It measures how feasible the route really is, not your taste.
Island count versus trip length
The most decisive criterion: two islands over 9 days, three over two weeks, four to five over three weeks. Five islands or more within two weeks automatically caps the score.
Nights per stop
A two-night stop leaves a single usable day. The tool flags stops too short to justify their transfer.
Geographic coherence
Duplicates, north-south backtracking and legs with no direct connection are detected and priced in lost half-days.
Door-to-door transfer time
A one-hour domestic flight means five to seven hours in practice. The analysis counts the full journey, hotel to hotel.
Season
On the ground, the best window today runs from February to June, with March and April strongest. September, October and November stay the riskiest months for boat trips, and December is often wetter than advertised.
The tool identifies the problems and quantifies the recoverable days. Reorganising the itinerary concretely stays human, bespoke work. Learn more about Filiscore.