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What They Say About Palawan?
"Fantastic. El nido is the best place to be, when it comes to nature-tripping and live the life of a wealthy person."
Was sick the entire time I was in Palawan, but that didn’t deter me from doing what I do best…having a great beach-ing time! Love it.

Palawan is definitely one of the last frontiers of the Philippines. I wouldn’t mind going back again and again to this wonderful place. where the city is clean, the people are nice, the beaches and the islands are simply amazing!

Probably the best place to live in the world!

It has destinations tagged as world heritage sites.

Compared to ten years before, it’s more affordable to go now.

There are lots of activities to do in Palawan, enjoyable for a solo traveler, a family, honeymooners or a group of friends.

It’s very safe and secure.

The government of Palawan is very active in keeping Palawan clean.

Palawan has a rich cultural heritage. You get more than the sun and the sea but an exploration of a Filipino culture you can be truly proud of.

It is home to flora and fauna found only in the Philippines.

Palawan is simply a paradise! It is fondly known as the ‘Last Frontier’ in the country.

The beaches in Palawan and dive spots are unparalleled in beauty and are among the best in the world.

Nature lovers will definitely love exploring all that Palawan has to offer.

Palawan has world-class resorts that can give you the comforts of a home away from home.

Tourist Attractions and Things to do in Palawan

Archeological Hunts Palawan
Palawan has its fair share of history. Go down Cuyo Island and visit the Cuyo Spanish Church Fort with its massive walls ten meters high and two meters wide. Archeologists have also unearthed stone-age tools, Chinese burial jars and ancient ornaments in Palawan's numerous caves.

Beach-Combing Palawan
Palawan is your refuge. Visit the Balsahan or Tagbarungis Swimming Resort, Kalis Point, orbetter yet, get a taste of El Nido. An almost utopian island resort, El Nido features black marble caves, tabletop corals, fantastic marine life and the requisite while sand beach. Name after the swallow's nests which abound in its mountain caves, El Nido also feature one of the most delicious samplings of the freshest seafood in the land.

Calauit Island Palawan
Palawan, Calauit Island is a 3,700 hectacre game preserve and wildlife sanctuary. Apart from indigenous species, the island also features African wildlife like giraffes, zebras and gazelles. Sea turtles, seacows and a variety of marine life nestle at its shores.

Diving and Snorkeling Palawan
Palawan easily lends itself to diving and snorkeling. Some ofthe more popular dive sites are Rita Island of Tres Marias, Pandan Island, Panglima reefs and Tubbataha Reefs. A startlingly beautiful site, Tubbataha's charm is accented by the giant turtles and flock of birds which come to visit its shores.

Island-Hopping Palawan
Palawan consists of about 1,768 islands; the Calamian Island group to the north, the Cuyo Islands group to the northwest, and the Balabac-Bugsuk group to the southwest. For the less adventurous, hie off to Honda Bay. From there, you can take your pick of your own little hideaway from Cowrie Island and Pandon to La Isla Bonita and Isla de Nagusuan. Amidst these islands lie lovely white sand beaches, exciting dive sites or just a quiet refuge to get away from it all.

Subterranean River National Park Palawan
St. Paul Mountain lies a quiet underground river which snakes for about eight kilometers before opening up into a clear lagoon, then flowing into the South China Sea. The Park also features the exciting Monkey Trail with its series of wooden paths to the forest. The forest itself is a hotspot for tropical flora and fauna. Monkeys, lizards and squirrels can be seen scampering away at the sound of human footsteps.

Tabon Caves Palawan
Tabon Caves are the oldest known habitation site in Southeast Asia. In it was unearthed a skill that dates back to 22,000 years ago.