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Entalula Island by Dex Baldon
Entalula Island
Entalula Island is a pristine Palawan province of the Philippines includes the El Nido Resorts and the private Entalula Island. The incredibly beautiful seascapes and landscapes feature gorgeous beaches, and limestone cliffs. Travelers can tour the lagoon, visit caves, enjoy water sports, or kick back in a guest cottage on stilts to gaze out over the crystalline ocean. The waters offer some of the world’s best diving, with rich colorful coral and tropical fish.
Entalula Island, twenty minutes by boat from El Nido town. This little paradise island offers an unspoiled beach surrounded by bizarre limestones. Entalula Island embodies an ideal tropical getaway. The powder-fine white sand, a source of joy for many, is perfect for picnics and satisfying naps on hammocks. To its west and south sides are interesting dive sites plus limestone cliffs, which are a natural playground for rock climbers.
Photo by Dex Baldon
Entalula Island is a pristine Palawan province of the Philippines includes the El Nido Resorts and the private Entalula Island. The incredibly beautiful seascapes and landscapes feature gorgeous beaches, and limestone cliffs. Travelers can tour the lagoon, visit caves, enjoy water sports, or kick back in a guest cottage on stilts to gaze out over the crystalline ocean. The waters offer some of the world’s best diving, with rich colorful coral and tropical fish.
Entalula Island, twenty minutes by boat from El Nido town. This little paradise island offers an unspoiled beach surrounded by bizarre limestones. Entalula Island embodies an ideal tropical getaway. The powder-fine white sand, a source of joy for many, is perfect for picnics and satisfying naps on hammocks. To its west and south sides are interesting dive sites plus limestone cliffs, which are a natural playground for rock climbers.
Photo by Dex Baldon
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