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Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site: The Underground River. Enjoy a unique and calming boat ride through the cave system as you marvel at the impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations and learn about the history of the area. Relax as you absorb the peace and stillness the cave has to offer.
Balabac
Balabac is a true undeveloped paradise. The region boasts turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and healthy reefs, making it a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape. For those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure, this is the trip to take. Balabac’s untouched landscapes and diverse marine life promise an immersive experience in a pristine environment, making it an idyllic destination for travellers yearning for unspoiled beauty.
Renowned for its stunning limestone karst formations, turquoise waters, and diverse marine life, El Nido offers beautiful beaches, island hopping and watersports. The town has a safe atmosphere and is brimming with kind hospitality. Wander the main area to discover its boutique shops selling unique items and souvenirs. The nature and hospitality here, combined with its excellent nightlife and cafe scene, make El Nido a must-visit town.
Often skipped by tourists, Port Barton is an up-and-coming destination. Come here to experience the more rustic side of the Philippines. Eat local food, wander the quiet beach or take a boat trip to see the starfish. A peaceful destination for a slow trip.
Island hop your way through Coron: crystal clear waters, vibrant coral reefs and panoramic viewpoints. Divers can experience world-class shipwreck diving, squeezing their way through tight spaces and firsthand experiencing WW2 history. Head north of Coron to neighbouring Busanga for a more rustic, rural experience of the island.
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