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About Palawan
Palawan is an island province of the Philippines. Its capital is Puerto Princesa City, and it is the largest province in the country in terms of total area of jurisdiction. It lies between the South China Sea and the Sulu Sea. The province is named after its largest island, Palawan Island, measuring 450 kilometers (280 mi) long, and 50 kilometers (31 mi) wide.
Palawan's almost 2,000 kilometers (1,200 mi) of irregular coastline are dotted with 1,780 islands and islets, rocky coves, and sugar-white sandy beaches. It also harbors a vast stretch of virgin forests that carpet its chain of mountain ranges. The vast mountain areas are the source of valuable timber. The terrain is a mix of coastal plain, craggy foothills, valley deltas, and heavy forest interspersed with riverine arteries that serve as irrigation. |
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Itinerary
Day 1. ManilaArrive at any time.
Day 2. Manila/BanaueTravel through the stunning mountainous landscape to Banaue. Stop en route for lunch and photo ops. Visit the Provincial Museum in Bayombong to learn more about Luzon. After the long drive, stretch your legs on a short hike to the local market in downtown Banaue.
Day 3. Banaue/Sagada. Hop into a local Jeepney and visit the rice terraces of Batad. In the afternoon, continue on to Sagada with a visit to the Museum of Mountain Culture in Bontoc.
Day 4. Sagada. Explore the outdoor paradise of Sagada. Opt to hike or visit caves, the hanging coffins, or waterfalls set into the lush green landscape.
Day 5. Sagada/Vigan. Travel via Cerventes to Vigan, a beautifully preserved Spanish colonial town. In the evening, opt to visit the World Heritage-listed Santa Maria Church or to view the dancing fountain.
Day 6. Vigan. Spend a free day exploring this lovely city. Opt to visit the pottery shop and local handloom weavers or take a horse drawn carriage tour.
Day 7. Vigan/Manila. Continue north to Laoag, visiting the World Heritage-listed Paoay Church and a scenic lake on the way. Continue to the airport for a flight back to Manila.
Day 8. Manila. Visit Intramuros and learn about the Spanish history of the country. Explore this bustling city with free time.
Day 9. Manila/El Nido. Fly to stunning El Nido, known for its large limestone karsts emerging from the turquoise ocean.
Day 10. El Nido. Enjoy an included snorkelling tour and beach barbecue.
Day 11. El Nido. Spend the day relaxing on the beach or opt to visit Bacuit Bay, Simezu Island, or Intalula Island.
Day 12. El Nido/Port Barton. Travel south to untouched Port Barton. After a short boat ride, arrive at a secluded beach resort and enjoy free time to soak up the beautiful surroundings.
Day 13. Port Barton. Spend another laid-back day in paradise. Opt to snorkel, hike through the rainforest to a waterfall, or relax on the beach.
Day 14. Port Barton/Puerto Princesa. After a quick boat ride, drive to the capital Puerto Princesa. On the way, explore the underwater cave of the Subterranean River National Park on an included tour.
Day 15. Puerto Princesa. Tour the town visiting Bakers Hill and the Iwahig Penal Colony.
Day 16Puerto Princesa. Depart at any time.
Day 1. ManilaArrive at any time.
Day 2. Manila/BanaueTravel through the stunning mountainous landscape to Banaue. Stop en route for lunch and photo ops. Visit the Provincial Museum in Bayombong to learn more about Luzon. After the long drive, stretch your legs on a short hike to the local market in downtown Banaue.
Day 3. Banaue/Sagada. Hop into a local Jeepney and visit the rice terraces of Batad. In the afternoon, continue on to Sagada with a visit to the Museum of Mountain Culture in Bontoc.
Day 4. Sagada. Explore the outdoor paradise of Sagada. Opt to hike or visit caves, the hanging coffins, or waterfalls set into the lush green landscape.
Day 5. Sagada/Vigan. Travel via Cerventes to Vigan, a beautifully preserved Spanish colonial town. In the evening, opt to visit the World Heritage-listed Santa Maria Church or to view the dancing fountain.
Day 6. Vigan. Spend a free day exploring this lovely city. Opt to visit the pottery shop and local handloom weavers or take a horse drawn carriage tour.
Day 7. Vigan/Manila. Continue north to Laoag, visiting the World Heritage-listed Paoay Church and a scenic lake on the way. Continue to the airport for a flight back to Manila.
Day 8. Manila. Visit Intramuros and learn about the Spanish history of the country. Explore this bustling city with free time.
Day 9. Manila/El Nido. Fly to stunning El Nido, known for its large limestone karsts emerging from the turquoise ocean.
Day 10. El Nido. Enjoy an included snorkelling tour and beach barbecue.
Day 11. El Nido. Spend the day relaxing on the beach or opt to visit Bacuit Bay, Simezu Island, or Intalula Island.
Day 12. El Nido/Port Barton. Travel south to untouched Port Barton. After a short boat ride, arrive at a secluded beach resort and enjoy free time to soak up the beautiful surroundings.
Day 13. Port Barton. Spend another laid-back day in paradise. Opt to snorkel, hike through the rainforest to a waterfall, or relax on the beach.
Day 14. Port Barton/Puerto Princesa. After a quick boat ride, drive to the capital Puerto Princesa. On the way, explore the underwater cave of the Subterranean River National Park on an included tour.
Day 15. Puerto Princesa. Tour the town visiting Bakers Hill and the Iwahig Penal Colony.
Day 16Puerto Princesa. Depart at any time.
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EL NIDO TOUR (A)
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What To Expect
This bundle will take you directly to its most lovely lagoon brimming with completely flawless miracle. The huge tidal pond includes the full magnificence of El Nido's lagoon: undulating clear waters, shake arrangements around you and under the water, similar to an untainted marine conduit. The shrouded tidal pond is straight out of a storybook, where you duck into a little access to uncover a confined pool of gem water encompassed by rocks, bringing back recollections of accounts of mermaids and fantasies. After lunch, you'll head to Shimizu Island's white shorelines and get the opportunity to encounter its immaculate common excellence settled in the waters. You'll the learn of the name origins of 7 Commando Beach, your next stop, where you'll have the option to unwind and take a plunge free blue sea. |
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Coron Ultimate Tour from Palawan
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EL NIDO TOUR (C)
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What To Expect
This special tour will take you over the world-well known shorelines of El Nido and to Matinloc Sanctum. Your day starts with an early flight to El Nido Dock, where you'll head out to your first stop: Helicopter Island, which earned its name for its interesting rock developments that give the island the presence of a helicopter from a separation. You'll likewise visit Matinloc Altar, which is otherwise called the Sparkle of Our Woman of Matinloc, a spritual desert spring. Subsequent to learning the tales behind this area, you'll have a scrumptious grilled lunch and afterward head off to the Mystery Shoreline. Concealed far from the shoreline, it resembles your very own private heaven! There's likewise the Shrouded Shoreline which is an astounding, inlet like marvel fit for a dream novel. Try not to pass up the opportunity to see and swim in El Nido's best shorelines. |
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What to Expect:
Puerto Princesa is more than its picturesque environment and wonderful shorelines; it's additionally an area brimming with stunning social areas that are crucial to each vacationer's visit. Your first stop, the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center, is an important haven that secures the fauna found inside the area. You'll not exclusively have the option to watch the Philippine crocodiles, yet additionally different creatures, for example, ostriches and bearcats. At that point it's set for Mitra's Farm, which gives you a stupendous all encompassing perspective on Puerto Princesa. You'll end up desiring for a sweet treat when you hit your next spot at Dough puncher's Slope, which is renowned everywhere throughout the Philippines for its desserts, with everything from cashew nuts, hopia, brownies, and increasingly nearby delights that are ideal for nibbling and bringing home as keepsakes. At Binatuan Creations' Weaving Loom Center, you'll have the option to see and even have a go at making handloom woven items and things produced using indigenous filaments, which are indispensable to neighborhood economy. You'll at that point visit the Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral building, a generally powerful area which held the primary Catholic Mass in Puerto Princesa during the Spanish Time. Progressively Spanish-time history will be found in the Plaza Cuartel, utilized as an army by Spanish fighters in WW2. You'll end the visit with time to unwind with a walk around the Promenade and Baywalk, with time to venture into the keepsake looks for endowments. |
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