The capital of Palawan, Puerto Princesa City is your jump-off point to many of the province's best destinations including El Nido and Balabac.
El Nido is the epitome of a tropical paradise. Blessed with spectacular public beaches and luxury resorts, it is one of the first destinations in the country to receive international attention.
An all-around destination, Coron boats a highly diverse collection of tourist attractions, including white beaches, shipwreck dive sites, and even an African safari!
Tour A is the most popular activity in El Nido, and for a reason. Much of the tour explores the beautiful Miniloc Island and its breathtaking lagoons: one small, one big, and one hidden. It is often the first trip recommended for those who want to see spectacular limestone formations
The world-famous municipality of El Nido remains one of the most favorite destinations in Palawan, Philippines. It is also one of the three most visited places on the island, conveniently located in the middle of the other two – Coron and Puerto Princesa.
Island hopping is one of the activities you can do while in El Nido. Tour D includes Paradise Beach, Bukal Beach, Natnat Beach, Pasandigan Beach, and Cadlao Lagoon. These destinations have a mix of powdery white sand, azure waters, an idyllic atmosphere, and a raw beauty that characterizes many attractions
Island Hopping Tour A package is a popular choice for tourists in El Nido, Palawan. One of the stops for this tour is Miniloc Island’s Small Lagoon. It is just one of the many breathtaking lagoons enclosed by the towering karst cliffs in El Nido. This is one sure way
There are different stories about how the beach got its name; most of them, if not all, involve seven soldiers who were stranded here during World War II. Like the frontline soldiers in a battle, the long stretch of sloping fine sand and the rows of coconut trees lining the
Manila to El Nido There is only one airline that flies from Manila directly to El Nido’s Lio Airport — Airswift. It operates about four flights per day. The fare estimates about P5,100 one-way during the off-peak season, which includes taxes and meals. Baggage allowance has an additional charge of
Payong-Payong Beach is an alternative lunch stop for El Nido’s Island Hopping Tour A if Simizu Island gets too crowded during peak hour. The beach is one of Miniloc Island’s white-sand beaches. Depending on your preference, you can brave the strong waves on one part of the beach or just
The Secret Lagoon is included in the itinerary of El Nido’s Island Hopping Tour A. It is one of the lagoon stops for this tour and one of the many in Palawan. It is also called Hidden Lagoon; the entrance to the lagoon is somewhat inconspicuous, hence the name. Explore
Included in El Nido’s Tour A package, Big Lagoon is another one of those iconic Palawan lagoons with the towering limestone cliffs acting like sentinels. The clear emerald water is a sight to behold, piquing the curiosity of those who marvel at it about what’s underneath the calm waters. Some
Tour C is one of the most popular island hopping tours in El Nido. While Tour A is all about lagoons, Tour C flaunts El Nido’s best beaches. It revolves around Matinloc Island and the stunning beaches it conceals including Talisay Beach, Matinloc Shrine, and the legendary Secret Beach, which