Look, I get this question a lot, usually from someone scrolling through photos of Kayangan Lake at 1 AM trying to decide if it’s worth the extra flight and the extra days off work. So let’s just answer it straight: yes, Coron is worth visiting in 2026, and for most travelers it’s not even close....Read More

Climbing Mount Tapyas in Coron? Here's what the 721 steps, entrance fee, and sunrise timing actually look like in 2026. Read before you go.Read More

El Nido to Coron: Complete Guide to Getting Between Both (2026) So you’ve decided to do both. Good call, honestly. El Nido and Coron are the two names everyone throws around when they talk about Palawan, and once you’ve seen photos of both Bacuit Bay and Kayangan Lake, picking just one feels like leaving money...Read More

Coron Airport Transfer 2026: Busuanga Airport to Coron Town If you’re flying into Busuanga Airport for the first time, the transfer to Coron town is the one thing nobody really warns you about. The airport itself is small and easy to navigate, but the road to Coron town is a 45-minute drive through hilly countryside,...Read More

Palawan Holy Week 2026: What to Expect & How to Book Early If you’re planning a Palawan Holy Week trip in 2026, here’s the honest truth: this is the single busiest travel week of the entire year in the Philippines. Hotels fill up weeks in advance, flights hit their peak prices, and island hopping boats...Read More

So you’re planning your El Nido trip and trying to figure out who to book with. You’ve seen the big OTA sites, the slick international booking platforms, and the glossy resort packages. And then you’ve seen the small local operators with their Facebook pages and Messenger inquiries. Here’s the thing: most travelers who’ve actually been...Read More

So you’ve narrowed it down to two. Palawan or Siargao. Both are stunning. Both are on every travel bucket list. And honestly, if you’re asking which one wins, the answer isn’t as simple as people make it sound online. I’ve spent time in both, and here’s the thing: Palawan and Siargao are almost opposites in...Read More

If there’s one question we get more than almost any other about southern Palawan, it’s this: when is the best time to visit Balabac? And honestly, it’s a fair question, because Balabac is remote enough that a bad weather call can derail your whole trip. The boats stop running, the seas get rough, and some...Read More

If you’ve been to El Nido and Coron and you’re thinking, “What’s next?” — well, Balabac is your answer. This is the part of Palawan that most tourists haven’t discovered yet, and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it special. The things to do in Balabac Palawan include some of the most jaw-dropping island hopping in...Read More

There are a handful of experiences in Palawan that stop you mid-sentence when you try to describe them later. Iwahig firefly watching is one of those. Picture yourself in a small wooden bangka, drifting through a pitch-black mangrove river, when suddenly the trees around you start blinking. Thousands of fireflies, synchronized and impossibly bright, turning...Read More