There’s no airport you can realistically fly into for a tourist trip. Getting to Balabac means stacking three legs back to back, and the whole thing eats the better part of a very long day. Leg One: Fly to Puerto Princesa Puerto Princesa is your gateway. Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines both run daily flights...Read More
Candaraman Pink Sand Beach: Is the Color Real in 2026? Someone messages us about the Candaraman pink sand beach roughly once a week, usually with a screenshot attached. The photo is always the same kind of thing: a long curve of shoreline glowing a soft rose color, palm trees leaning over it, water so clear...Read More
Balabac vs El Nido 2026: Which Island Hopping Is Better? Every few weeks someone messages our page asking the same thing, and it usually arrives at midnight in a wall of text: “We only have time for one. Balabac vs El Nido island hopping, which one should we do?” Fair question. Terrible question to answer...Read More
Port Barton Restaurants 2026: Where to Eat & What It Costs Here’s the thing nobody warns you about Port Barton: you come for the beaches and the turtles, and then you spend a surprising amount of your trip just deciding where to have dinner. The good news is that the Port Barton restaurants scene punches...Read More
Port Barton Snorkeling Guide 2026: Reefs, Turtles & Tips If you’re putting together a Port Barton snorkeling guide in your head from a few Instagram reels and a hostel noticeboard, let me save you some guesswork. Port Barton is a small fishing village on Palawan’s west coast, about four hours north of Puerto Princesa, and...Read More
Transport is where most Port Barton budgets get decided. Get this right and everything after it is easy. From Puerto Princesa Shared vans leave from the San Jose Terminal in Puerto Princesa, and some operators will collect you at the airport for a small extra charge. Expect roughly ₱500 to ₱700 per person in 2026...Read More
Best Snorkeling in Coron for Non-Divers: 2026 Guide Here’s the thing about Coron. Almost every article you read about it is written for scuba divers, and you come away thinking the good stuff is locked behind a certification card you don’t have. That’s not true. The best snorkeling in Coron for non-divers is genuinely world...Read More
Philippine Crocodile in Palawan: Conservation, Facts and Where to See Them (2026 Guide) Most people come to Palawan chasing lagoons and limestone cliffs. Almost nobody comes here thinking about crocodiles. And honestly, that’s part of why this topic keeps getting overlooked, even though Palawan sits right at the center of one of the most quietly...Read More
Palawan Bearcat (Binturong) Facts You Should Know in 2026 The first time I smelled a binturong before I saw one, I honestly thought someone nearby was running a popcorn machine. We were on a jungle boardwalk near Puerto Princesa, and the guide just laughed and pointed up into the canopy. That’s the Palawan bearcat, he...Read More
WW2 History of Coron’s Sunken Japanese Fleet (2026 Guide) If you’ve ever floated above a shipwreck in Coron Bay and wondered how an entire fleet ended up on the seafloor, here’s the short answer: war got there first. The WW2 history behind Coron’s sunken Japanese fleet is one of the most dramatic stories in Philippine...Read More
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