Palawan is renowned for its fantastic beaches, so it makes sense that some of the best things to do revolve around the sea and sand. Spend time enjoying the many beaches, but also make time to explore the mountainous interior and thick jungle. Head to the popular beach towns of El Nido and Puerto Princesa to find a full range of leisure activities such as island-hopping tours, caving, ziplining, snorkelling and,...
Read moreDining in Palawan comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, mostly depending on which part of the massive Philippine province you are visiting. The big cities like Puerto Princesa have plenty of hotels and resorts that tend to offer a more international selection. It’s not that difficult to find Italian, American, Mexican, Japanese and other flavours with global appeal in these places. If you head to the quieter places like...
Read morePalawan is westernmost province of the Philippines and is named after its largest island. The archipelago comprises no less than 1,780 islands and islets across a 14,000-sq-km area, making it the largest province in the country. Naturally, given its size, finding out how to get around, what weather to expect and other important facts before you arrive is essential. From its crystal-clear waters to its strangely shaped limestone rock formations, and...
Read morePuerto Princesa is the 2nd most popular holiday destination in the province, behind El Nido. Recognised as the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines, the capital of Palawan offers a pleasant urban environment nestled in splendid natural surroundings that...
Puerto Princesa, the main city of the Palawan province, is best known for its natural beauty. The subterranean river is especially impressive, though the fantastic white-sand beaches are probably the bigger draw. Shaded by nodding palms and swept by gentle...
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