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Limestone cliffs and turquoise cove near Small Lagoon El Nido Palawan Bacuit Bay
Small Lagoon El Nido: How to Visit & What to Expect in 2026 If you ask a handful of local boatmen which lagoon in El Nido they’d take their own family to, honestly, more than a few will say Small Lagoon before Big Lagoon even comes up. Everyone knows Big Lagoon from the postcards. Small...
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Aerial view of Big Lagoon area Bacuit Bay El Nido Palawan turquoise water limestone cliffs
Big Lagoon El Nido 2026: The Complete Visitor Guide If you’ve seen one photo from El Nido, there’s a decent chance it was Big Lagoon. That shot of a bangka boat floating in front of towering limestone cliffs, the water somewhere between teal and electric blue, is basically the poster image for Palawan tourism at...
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Quiet uncrowded beach with boats in Port Barton Palawan Philippines
Why Visit Port Barton Palawan? 7 Reasons to Add It to Your 2026 Itinerary So you’ve got El Nido and Coron locked into your Palawan plan, and now someone’s telling you to squeeze in Port Barton too. Is it actually worth the extra van ride, or is this just another spot bloggers hype up for...
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Aerial view of Onuk Island Balabac sandbar surrounded by turquoise water Palawan
There’s a sandbar in the southernmost part of Palawan that barely exists at high tide and completely steals your breath at low tide. Onuk Island in Balabac is one of those places you have to see to believe, and honestly, photos don’t even do it justice. If you’ve been dreaming of that classic Palawan image...
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Boat entering Puerto Princesa Underground River cave mouth Palawan Philippines
So you’ve booked a flight into Puerto Princesa and now you’re wondering: is Puerto Princesa worth visiting on its own, or is it just the airport you pass through on your way to El Nido and Coron? Honestly, I get this question a lot from travelers planning their Palawan trip, and the answer isn’t as...
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Aerial view of Port Barton beach village with boats moored along the coast Palawan
Port Barton Beaches 2026: Which Ones Are Worth It Ask five different travelers which Port Barton beaches are worth your time and you’ll probably get five different answers. Honestly, that’s part of what makes this place tricky to plan for. Port Barton doesn’t have the postcard fame of El Nido’s Big Lagoon, but it has...
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Sunset view over Coron Bay Palawan Philippines is Coron worth visiting
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....
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El Nido Palawan Philippines limestone cliffs and lagoon aerial view
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...
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Best time to visit Balabac Palawan sunny dry season boat
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...
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Secret Beach El Nido Palawan Philippines hidden cove limestone cliffs turquoise water
Secret Beach El Nido 2026: How to Get There, What to Expect & Insider Tips There’s a moment right before you see Secret Beach when you’re treading water in a narrow gap between two limestone cliffs, wondering if you’ve made a wrong turn. Then you squeeze through the opening and it hits you: a completely...
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