Looking to vacation on the world’s best island? Then look no further than the Philippines’ own Palawan, which was named the Top Island in the World by Conde Nast Travel Magazine in its 27th Readers Choice Awards. The island beat…
The Tabon Caves, also known as the Philippines’ Cradle of Civilization, are a set of caves located on Lipuun Point, Quezon, Palawan. It is currently being maintained and managed by the National Museum. The caves are named after the Tabon…
Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park is home to the most beautiful coral reefs in the world and are the largest concentration of coral reefs in the Philippines. Rising from the volcanic depths of the Sulu Sea in the western Philippines, these…
Calauit Island is one of the Philippine’s wildlife Sanctuary. This Island is the Philippine’s showcase for wildlife conservation. It is an ideal sanctuary because of its relative isolation. It is home to various species of exotic African and Palawan endemic…
Miniloc Island is in the middle of Bacuit Bay, El Nido. The island’s jagged coastline is filled with pockets of white beaches and lagoons and caves, both shallow and deep. It is a forty-minute pump boat ride away from the…
Barracuda Lake is a freshwater lake in a volcano crater. Located in the northwest part of Coron Island, the lake is about 40m deep and surrounded by sharp limestone cliffs. Picturesque palm beaches, steep limestone cliffs and turquoise waters surround this…
Palawan is wonderful to visit any time of year. Travelers to the island will find stunning beaches, hidden lakes, pristine lagoons, together with a wealth of water activities and trekking opportunities, as well as fascinating wildlife that Palawan has long…
