Best 5⃣ @El Nido, Palawan

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El Nido, Palawan is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Philippines, and why not?!? It's because of its unique and towering karst mountains, beautiful islands, and white sand beaches.
Tourists around the world are hooked to the place and it has been recognized in and out of the country. But, for your reference, I will share with you my FIVE BEST things to do in El Nido town.

#1 ISLAND HOPPING
You may opt to choose Tours A, B, C, or D for your island hopping adventures.

Tour C's route is the farthest and Tour D has the nearest route. 

*For details of the four different tours, you may check my other contents here in my site. 😉 

#2 Sunset watching 
You may enjoy a little drink of your favorite drinks while watching the setting sun. 
# or Chillin' at Nacpan Beach
Nacpan Beach is pretty uncrowded compared to other beaches nearby the town proper, probably because of its distance. It still takes approximately 40 minutes by motorcycle from town proper to Nacpan. But, the place is all worth the ride. 
#3 Climbing Mt. Taraw
For those who are not into mountain climbing, you may choose the Canopy Walk. It's not that high and you have no problem with the safety gears. It costs 750PhP per person. 

  Reaching the top after the      Canopy Walk

#4 Visiting Lio Estate

Lio Tourism Estate is a sustainable tourism estate owned by Ayala Land, which offers beachside hotels and resorts, shops and restaurants. It has an airport as well, catering chartered flights, Airswift. 
#5 Walking around the streets and grabbing some good foods 
There are many shops, convenience stores and restaurants to choose from in the town proper for dining. But, remember, you must drink DISTILLED WATER only for safety. 😉


Until then.. Stay safe and healthy! 🙏 ❤️ 

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