Palawan is a group of more than a thousand captivating islands with glorious limestone cliffs, private white sandy beaches and charming lakes and lagoons.



Palawan consists of some of the most pristine natural habitats in the world, its surrounding azure waters are perfect for marine adventure such as snorkelling, kayaking, sailing and diving coral reefs and WW2 wrecks.

The people of Palawan are melting pot of 87 different cultural groups and races people consisting mainly of Austronesian origin, with a mix of Chinese and Spanish. Its culture bears a strong influence from Borneo, China and the Middle East.



Calauit Island on the north-western coast of Palawan is a 3700 hectare game preserve and wildlife sanctuary featuring African wildlife donated by the Kenyan Government to Ferdinand Marcos former dictator of the Philippines. Sea turtles, sea cows and a variety of marine life nestle on Calauit Islands shores.

Accommodation
Accommodation ranges from exquisite beach resorts on private islands to cheaper quality hostels on the mainland.

Flights
There are daily return flights from Palawan to the provincial capital Peurto Princessa and Coron on Busuanga. All flights take roughly an hour and a half to reach there destinations.