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A Week of Adventure in Palawan

Tuesday, March 5: Arrival in Puerto Princesa

Welcome to Palawan! Start your adventure by arriving in Puerto Princesa, the capital city. In the morning, visit the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the stunning underground river. In the afternoon, head to the Ugong Rock Adventure Park and try caving and zip-lining. As the evening approaches, enjoy a relaxing sunset cruise along Puerto Princesa Bay.

  • Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park: PHP 1,200, 4 hours
  • Ugong Rock Adventure Park: PHP 500, 2 hours
  • Sunset Cruise: PHP 800, 2 hours
Wednesday, March 6: El Nido

Today, travel to El Nido, a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. In the morning, explore the Big Lagoon and Small Lagoon, where you can go kayaking or snorkeling. In the afternoon, visit Nacpan Beach, a secluded stretch of white sand perfect for swimming and sunbathing. As the evening sets in, take a sunset cruise around the islands and witness the breathtaking colors of the sky.

  • Big Lagoon and Small Lagoon: PHP 200, 3 hours
  • Nacpan Beach: Free, 3 hours
  • Sunset Cruise: PHP 1,500, 2 hours
Thursday, March 7: Coron

Travel to Coron, another breathtaking destination in Palawan. In the morning, embark on a thrilling wreck diving adventure and explore the underwater world of Japanese shipwrecks from World War II. In the afternoon, hike up Mount Tapyas and enjoy panoramic views of Coron town. As the evening approaches, relax in the Maquinit Hot Springs, a natural saltwater hot spring.

  • Wreck Diving: PHP 2,500, 4 hours
  • Mount Tapyas: Free, 2 hours
  • Maquinit Hot Springs: PHP 200, 2 hours
Friday, March 8: Culion Island

Take a trip to Culion Island, an off-the-beaten-path gem with a fascinating history. In the morning, visit the Culion Museum and Archives and learn about the island's past as a leper colony. In the afternoon, explore the scenic beaches and coral reefs surrounding the island. As the evening sets in, enjoy a seafood feast at one of the local restaurants.

  • Culion Museum and Archives: PHP 100, 2 hours
  • Beach and Snorkeling: Free, 3 hours
  • Seafood Dinner: PHP 500, 2 hours
Saturday, March 9: Port Barton

Travel to Port Barton, a hidden paradise with pristine beaches and a laid-back atmosphere. In the morning, go island hopping and discover the beautiful islands and snorkeling spots. In the afternoon, relax and soak up the sun at White Beach, known for its powdery white sand. As the evening approaches, enjoy a beachfront dinner and watch the sunset.

  • Island Hopping: PHP 1,500, 5 hours
  • White Beach: Free, 3 hours
  • Beachfront Dinner: PHP 700, 2 hours
Sunday, March 10: San Vicente

Visit San Vicente, home to the longest beach in the Philippines. In the morning, take a scenic drive to Long Beach and enjoy a relaxing day by the water. In the afternoon, try your hand at kiteboarding or take a leisurely bike ride along the coast. As the evening sets in, indulge in a beachside barbecue dinner.

  • Long Beach: Free, 5 hours
  • Kiteboarding or Bike Rental: PHP 500, 3 hours
  • Beachside Barbecue Dinner: PHP 800, 2 hours
Monday, March 11: Underground River

On your last day, explore the famous Underground River, one of the New7Wonders of Nature. In the morning, take a boat tour and marvel at the stunning cave formations and unique wildlife. In the afternoon, visit the nearby Sabang Mangrove Forest and take a relaxing paddleboat tour. As the evening approaches, enjoy a farewell dinner in Puerto Princesa.

  • Underground River: PHP 1,000, 4 hours
  • Sabang Mangrove Forest: PHP 350, 2 hours
  • Farewell Dinner: PHP 800, 2 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

For adventurous travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences, don't miss the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park. This remote marine sanctuary offers world-class diving and snorkeling opportunities amidst pristine coral reefs. Another hidden gem is the Linapacan Islands, a group of stunning islands with turquoise waters and white sand beaches, perfect for island hopping and beach camping. Locals also love the Tabon Caves, known for their archaeological significance and interesting rock formations.

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