Palawan is westernmost province of the Philippines and is named after its largest island. The archipelago comprises no less than 1,780 islands and islets across a 14,000-sq-km area, making it the largest province in the country. Naturally, given its size, finding out how to get around, what weather to expect and other important facts before you arrive is essential.
From its crystal-clear waters to its strangely shaped limestone rock formations, and from its white-sand beaches to its mountain ranges covered with tropical trees, Palawan offers one of the most exciting holiday destinations in the world. The following is some of the important practical information about Palawan youâll need to make the most of your holiday.
El Nido covers an area of about 400 sq km at the northern tip of Palawan Island. This first-class municipality also comprises 45 islands and islets, all of which are part of the Bacuit Archipelago. El Nido â which translates as "the...
Puerto Princesa is the 2nd most popular holiday destination in the province, behind El Nido. Recognised as the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines, the capital of Palawan offers a pleasant urban environment nestled in splendid natural surroundings that...
6 Things You Need to Know About El Nido
6 Things You Need to Know About Puerto Princesa
