Palawan
Philippines
Philippines
Palawan is renowned for its stunning limestone karsts, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. It's a paradise for island hopping, diving, and exploring pristine lagoons and hidden beaches.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. The Philippines has a generally tolerant attitude towards LGBTQ+ individuals, but same-sex marriage is not yet legal. Discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is prohibited in some local ordinances.
Generalized climate for the entire island group.
Climate Zone: Tropical Savanna
A popular grilled chicken dish marinated in a unique mix of spices, herbs, and vinegar, then basted with annatto oil as it cooks over hot coals. The r
Also known as 'wood worm,' this mollusk is found inside decaying mangrove trees and is considered a delicacy in Palawan. It is typically eaten raw, si
A famous Filipino dessert that literally means 'mix-mix.' It is a colorful and sweet concoction made of shaved ice, milk, various sweetened beans, fru
A unique Palawan twist on the classic Filipino sisig, this dish uses minced crocodile meat instead of pork. The meat is usually grilled or sauteed and
Often called the Filipino ceviche, kinilaw consists of cubes of fresh raw seafood, typically tuna or fish caught that day, marinated in vinegar. Essen
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
The Underground River is a UNESCO site with a strict daily quota (permit) for visitors; slots often sell out far in advance.
Private and popular group tours, especially Tour A and C, fill up quickly due to high demand and limited boat capacity, particularly in peak season.
Tours to key Coron spots like Kayangan Lake and Twin Lagoon have high visitor volumes, and securing a spot, especially for private tours, requires early booking.
High-rated and popular resorts/hotels (like those rated 10/10) have limited rooms, especially during peak season, and secure the best rates.
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