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!
Palawan draws many tourists because of its beautiful beaches and diving destinations. However, some go to the province to tick off a UNESCO World Heritage Site on their travel list — the Underground River. Also called Puerto Princesa Subterranean River, it is the UNESCO-listed site that many tourists visit as
Puerto Princesa City is the capital and largest city in Palawan, a gem of a city in a province rife with natural beauty. One of the largest cities in the Philippines in terms of land area, Puerto Princesa is also large in pristine beaches, great food, and hospitable people. Combine
Like any holiday, a trip to Puerto Princesa will require a bit of planning, especially with the scheduling and budget. Puerto Princesa is a relatively affordable trip, and costs can further be cut if you get yourself discounted rates on flights and accommodations. The best time to travel to Puerto
While Palawan is separate from the rest of Luzon, it is still part of the region known as Southern Tagalog, and as such its cuisine has a lot in common with those of other Tagalog provinces. With two separate coasts facing vast bodies of water, Puerto Princesa is also known
Puerto Princesa is a city located in the island province of Palawan. As such, the primary options for getting there are via air and sea. If your destination is somewhere else in Palawan, chances are you’ll first stop by Puerto Princesa.
In Puerto Princesa, most hotels often partner with local travel agencies to provide in-house tour packages for their guests. While this is quite convenient, as every aspect of the tour will be taken care of, DIY-ing your way to a full Puerto Princesa experience is quite possible. The following are
Puerto Princesa is huge. It says a lot about the city’s size when it takes you a couple of hours of winding, mountainous roads, plus a half-hour boat ride, to get from the airport to the Subterranean River, and still be in Puerto Princesa.