TOURISM :
VACATION FEATURE
"CAPTIVATING" AND "ENCHANTING" EL NIDO
Located in the
northern most part of mainland Palawan
covering a total of
approximately 50,000 hectares of land,
El Nido is one of the jewels of
Palawan. Its unrivaled beauty
rests on its massive limestone
islands, bordered by powder-fine
beaches, with cliffs jutting from
translucent waters. El Nido is a
unique travel destination
well-suited for those who want to
commune with nature. It was
first declared a marine reserve and
later a protected area by the
Philippine government.
There are at least six lagoons in EL NIDO, the most famous and easily accessible are the BIG and SMALL Lagoons at Miniloc Island. Believed to be cave whose roofs collapsed millions of years ago, the Big and Small Lagoons are best explored on a kayak or while snorkeling.
Other attractions are Marble Cliffs, Makinit Hot Springs, Cudugnon and Ille Caves located in Bigan, Island in Bacuit Bay, Gintungawan Island, Turtle Island, Bulalakaw Falls, Ipil Beach, Commando Beach, Shimizu Reef and Daracuton Reef.
Come and enjoy the crystal clear water and white sand beaches in EL NIDO.
There are at least six lagoons in EL NIDO, the most famous and easily accessible are the BIG and SMALL Lagoons at Miniloc Island. Believed to be cave whose roofs collapsed millions of years ago, the Big and Small Lagoons are best explored on a kayak or while snorkeling.
Other attractions are Marble Cliffs, Makinit Hot Springs, Cudugnon and Ille Caves located in Bigan, Island in Bacuit Bay, Gintungawan Island, Turtle Island, Bulalakaw Falls, Ipil Beach, Commando Beach, Shimizu Reef and Daracuton Reef.
Come and enjoy the crystal clear water and white sand beaches in EL NIDO.
source : Provincial Information Office
Provincial Tourism Office
