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I love the Island tours, boat rides, water activities and more. Love the people in Palawan, they are very friendly and sweet. Bad experience: I got really sick on our 3rd day of our vac in El Nedo Palawan, for unknown causes. Water has unpleasant smell and taste.

There re many places in other countries with the similar nature. We dreamed to find wild nature, well, almost wild. We rented a boat only for us waiting to see more places and travel to nice islands and spend pleasant time. But all trips now are really just taking money from you. Philippines now becomes more commercial then giving good service

Nice island hoping tours available . Tours A, B, C, and D. Did the first three and thought tour B to be the best. The town is a rip off . Most things where expensive and especially travelling by tricycle. Every ride was 300 pesos plus. In Cebu it’s 50 pesos so this is 6 times more expensive.

The town itself is nothing much, but serves as a starting point for a number of great island hopping tours. Good beaches around are Lio beach, Maremegmeg and Nacpan (the last one is a bit far away).

Traveled here after staying in Puerto Princesa for a few days and wish we had more time here! There is no shortage of things to do as there are so many islands and beaches to see. Tons of restaurants and bars, everyone is kind and welcoming. Definitely need to stay more than a couple days to get a real feel for the place! It’s beautiful and well worth the visit. My boyfriend and I stayed at Maligaya Beach Bungalows. We rented a motorbike for P600 for a day and went to Marimegmeg Beach aka Vanilla Beach. There are lots of places to eat and hotels with bars that line the beach. You can zipline here as well! We had great burgers and beer at The Station bar in the downtown area later that night which is also super accessible by tricycle. We headed up to Lio Beach Resort area for dinner another night but that tricycle ride is a little more rough and includes a lot of uphill! I highly recommend using a motorbike or getting some other type of vehicle if you’re trying to get here. Lots of cool shops and restaurants there as well. We also did Tour A, my cousin in law had a connect and it was overall a really great tour. I suggest researching the different agencies as the tours are standard across the board but I figure some agencies and tour guides are better than others!

Besides the high price, overall they did well and we are happy to have spend our holiday with them. We might go back there again sometime in the near future. Me and my boyfriend have had the best time of our lives there. He didn’t like the prices for food and some services and I can’t blame him because he usually goes to Thailand and he knows a bit of how Asian culture/food/holidays in general are supposed to be, but in the end he had a smile on his face and said he’s gonna miss the place! We recommend it to honey moon trips and families mostly. And if you don’t care abut the financial thing, you will really have the best memories for life about your holiday there!