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Fourteen days across Palawan’s top draws—Coron’s lakes and wrecks, El Nido’s limestone lagoons, and Puerto Princesa’s underground river—linked by domestic flights and daily island-hopping. This guided package pairs practical logistics (flights, transfers, hotels) with hands-on days on the water.
Fourteen days across Palawan’s top draws—Coron’s lakes and wrecks, El Nido’s limestone lagoons, and Puerto Princesa’s underground river—linked by domestic flights and daily island-hopping. This guided package pairs practical logistics (flights, transfers, hotels) with hands-on days on the water.
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Operated by Guide to the Philippines · Puerto Princesa, Palawan
You step off the plane and the air smells like salt and mango; Manila’s rush falls away behind you as a driver folds your luggage into a waiting van and the real itinerary begins. Over 14 days this tour hands you Palawan in pieces—Coron’s hidden lakes and wreck dives, El Nido’s vertiginous limestone walls and secret coves, and Puerto Princesa’s famous underground river—stitched together by short domestic flights and a steady rhythm of morning boats and lazy beach afternoons.
moderate.
14 days.
Suitable for travelers in average shape who can handle repeated boat transfers, short swims, and stairs at lagoons and caves.
Yes—roundtrip domestic flights between Manila, Busuanga (Coron), El Nido, and Puerto Princesa are included with a 20kg baggage allowance.
No—snorkeling access to many sites is included; certified divers can join optional dives but certification is not required for core itinerary activities.
The tour is suitable for a wide range of ages, but it’s not recommended for guests with significant mobility issues due to boat boardings and uneven terrain.
All sales are final—this package does not offer refunds for cancellations.
Daily breakfast is included at hotels and several lunches are provided during island-hopping and river tours as outlined in the itinerary.
Most excursions involve short walks to beaches or cave entrances—no long hikes; comfortable footwear is advised for rocky approaches.
Palawan’s islands sit on an exposed continental shelf with a long maritime history; indigenous Palaw’an communities and Spanish colonial trade both left cultural traces.
Marine protected areas limit fishing and touching coral in key lagoons; bring reef-safe products and avoid single-use plastics to support local conservation efforts.
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