Lets Travel to El Nido

Lets travel to El Nido, Palawan, Philippines

Kayangan Lake

Kayangan Lake is located at Coron Island, Northern Palawan. It is said to be the cleanest lake in the Philippines. Sometimes called the Blue Lagoon, this freshwater lagoon is amidst sheer limestone cliffs.This beautiful picture perfect scenery can be seen after a walk up a mountain trail.

Kayangan Lake can be found in Coron Island north of Palawan is said to be among the cleanest lake in Asia. Surrounded by rocky mountains covered by green trees and plants it certainly evokes an image of a lagoon one was used to seeing only in postcards and movies. If one is expecting paradise, they can’t be any more head on, as the way towards Kayangan Lake itself serves as a prelude of sights to see, all indication points towards a conclusion that indeed, it is paradise on Earth.

Banol Beach

Banol Beach in Coron, Palawan

Banol Beach is a stretch of sandy white beach and usually where lunch is served during Coron Island hopping tours. Banol Beach is a public beach, and similar to the beaches in Coron Island, is surrounded by a majestic backdrop of limestone cliffs.

One must be warned, however, that as of the moment there are no toilets or bathrooms in Banol Beach or in any of the Coron island hopping tour destinations except for a makeshift toilet in Kayangan Lake. 

Dumaran Municipality

Dumaran is a second class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 16,616 people in 3,133 households. Dumaran is politically subdivided into 20 barangays.

Bacao

Bohol

Calasag

Capayas

Catama

Catep

Culasian

Danleg

Dumaran

Itangil

Ilian

Latongay

Magsaysay

San Juan

Santa Teresita

Santo Tomas

Tagumpay

Tanatanaon

Santa Maria

Villa Ferma

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Agutaya Municipality

Agutaya is a fifth class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 10,422 people in 2,040 households. Agutaya is politically subdivided into 10 barangays.

Algeciras

Concepcion

Diit

Maracanao

Matarawis

Abagat

Bangcal

Cambian

Villafria

Villasol

Coron Islands

Coron Islands never really goes out of visitors yearound. When it is winter in Europe and the West, the white tourists come to Palawan just to experience these islands to offer.

By the time they're gone to enjoy their own summer. The local tourists flock three times over! Dubbed as the "Carribean of the East", where the most interesting people live, where the sun is almost year round, where the sea kisses the sky..

Club Paradise Palawan

Club Paradise Palawan is a tropical Shangri-La nestled upon a coral jewel set amidst Palawan's sparkling turquiose waters. Comely and idyllic, this island resort is a perfect hideaway for those who seek both relaxation and discovery. Club Paradise is in Dimakya Island, Municipality of Coron. A part of the Calamian Group of Islands, it is situated at the Northern tip of Palawan, the Philippine's last frontier. Club Paradise is where possibilities are blissful, endearing and endless.

Contact Details

8384956 to 60

8384462

8384762

Email

reservations@clubparadisepalawan.com

Website

http://www.clubparadisepalawan.com

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Dimakya Island, Municipality of Coron

Dimakya Island

Dimakya Island is in the Municipality of Coron, Palawan. A part of the Calamian Group of Islands, it is situated at the Northern tip of Palawan, the Philippine's last frontier.

Dimakya Island is located in the northern Palawan region of the Philippines is a very beautiful part of the world. The reef around the island is home to many turtles, fish, and a beautiful school of jack. Believe it or not, most of this footage was shot on one dive!

Dimakya Island in Northern Coron, Palawan is one of the World's 10 Best Snorkeling Destinations! Why? Because you get to swim with Dugongs

Bugsuk Island

Punta Sebaring, Bugsuk Island, Palawan

In a country with innumerable amazing beaches, Bugsuk Island is hiding one arguably even more sublime than Boracay, the picturesque and relatively pricey tourist favorite. The sand is blindingly white and incredibly fine, and the tract from the tree line to the sea is wide and empty.

Watch out for long worms called wakwak that live in the sand, the locals dip them in vinegar to eat as a snack. Bugsuk Island has no electricity, no resorts, and no beach parties -- just paradise in its purest form. While some travelers camp with the permission of private landowners, others take day trips by boat from Rio Tuba.

Palawan from the Top

Palawan from the Top

Palawan has become my favorite getaway. I prefer the beaches and sights of Busuanga and the Calamianes Islands.

Especially fond of Culion, the former leper colony, and Coron, Calauit and Sanggat Island. Still  relatively ubtouched though the tourist boom is fast approaching.