We originally wanted to go to Badjao Seafront Restaurant, but we've heard there are lots of mosquitoes there so we ended up here. Kinabuchs is accessible via a tricycle or just by walking depends on where you located. It's usually crowded, so you have to wait for a while to be seated.
Last day of our adventure and of course, we saved the best for last, the island hopping! Make sure to leave as early as possible to truly enjoy your island hopping. There are lots of islands here that you would want to visit.
This is really an amazing view and very fresh to the eyes. The combination of the Rocks and the rice fields will give you a crisp and clean view. It’s really amazing how beautiful the Mother Nature is. I was glad we stopped here and took few pictures.
This is the main stop going to the Underground River. You’ll buy your ticket here and wait until it’s your turn to sail. The view here is really beautiful and the sunny breeze, though a little hot, will make you really sleepy.
It's a long travel coming here from Iwahig, so I just enjoy listening to the tour guide talking about how Palawan is the greenest and cleanest city in the county. We were also told about the executive villages that only rich people live.
Puerto Princesa was already designated as a place where offenders sentenced to banishment as early as the Spanish regime. This facility, however, was only establishment during the American regime. It served as depository for prisoners that can't be accommodated at the Bilibid Prison (Manila City Jail).
Formerly known as Crocodile Farm & Nature Park, is a sanctuary for crocodiles that were currently included in the list of endangered species. The center is making ways to increase the number of the Philippine crocodiles. The Center also takes care of other wild animals and endemic species in the province.
From afar, this looks like just a simple park, but behind it is a tragic history. This place is a restored ruins and a reminder of the Palawan Massacre during the World War II.
Located just in front of the Plaza Cuartel, and Rizal Park on the other side is the Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral of Puerto Princesa. What amazes me when I first see this church are the gothic structure and the color. The blue & white color are almost like a reflection of the clouds and the sky.
If you ask locals and travelers alike, your trip to Puerto Princesa isn’t complete without dining at KaLui Restaurant. Trust me, it’s that good! As soon as your plane touches down, turn on your Wi-Fi and make a reservation here. While walk-ins are accepted, reservations are highly recommended because this spot is packed—even with locals.
CITY TOUR
To avoid the hassle, most people get tour package deals when visiting Puerto Princesa. However, if you want to save and I mean save, you can just arrange the tour yourself. There are lots of Tourism Accredited Tricycles that offer a city tour, you just have to put your smile and your negotiating skill to get the best deal.
My friend visited Puerto Princesa just recently and I've created an itinerary for them. I told her to just contact these tricycle drivers for a city tour. You can also ask the guards at the airport if they know someone that offer a city tour.
My friend visited Puerto Princesa just recently and I've created an itinerary for them. I told her to just contact these tricycle drivers for a city tour. You can also ask the guards at the airport if they know someone that offer a city tour.
Planning a quick getaway to Puerto Princesa? This 3-day, 2-night itinerary covers all the must-see spots, delicious eats, and insider tips to make your trip unforgettable.
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