One of the best tourist destinations is El Nido, Palawan and these are the spots you should not miss checking out.
The house of hidden lagoons, limestone formations, sandbanks, stunning islands, and long stretches of white beaches with blue water is El Nido in Palawan. There are a lot of things and activities to do including places that you must visit. Here are some!
El Nido Tourist Spots – What To See and Do In This Part Of Palawan?
Here are some El Nido tourist spots you must include in your vacation schedule!
EL NIDO TOURIST SPOTS – Check out this simple guide on what are the awesome things to do and see if you visit this place in Palawan.
Among the things El Nido boasts include huge limestone cliffs, beautiful lagoons, and pristine beaches. This part of Palawan is pretty low-key. You can enjoy this place whether you are on a tight budget or not.
There are several ways to get to El Nido. You may take the plane, ferry, or boat.
A lot of hotels in El Nido are also up for booking to accommodate your needs as a tourist. And in going around here, we listed down for you some of the top spots and awesome activities you should not miss!
- Nacpan Beach
This is a 45-minute to 1-hour drive away from the town proper but the time consumed will all be worth it. You may chill here and do just anything like reading, working on your tan, and many more.
- Big Lagoon
This is one spot you should not miss definitely! This majestic lagoon is surrounded by huge cliffs and clear water below. Every corner is a sight to behold. - Kayak in Small Lagoon
This may be smaller than Big Lagoon but it does not mean it is any less beautiful. However, entering this spot could be quite an adventure as the entrance is small. You will need to go through a crack in a limestone wall to enter and witness the beauty. - Secret Lagoon
This is in the Southern part of Miniloc Island. This is quite hidden and is surrounded by tall and huge limestone cliffs.
- Shimizu Island
This is a perfect stop to just relax and the views will never fail you. You may do snorkeling or just lounge by its white sand beach. This is a popular stopover for lunch. - Matinloc Shrine
Another sight to behold is this spot. This is an abandoned spiritual oasis and the way to get to the viewing deck is by taking the limestone cliff staircase.
- Snake Island
Another jaw-dropping spot is the long stretch of sandbar of Snake Island. The sandbar appears on low tide. - Las Cabanas Beach
Catching the sunset at Las Cabanas Beach is also something you must do. This beach is just 10 minutes away from the town proper. This is also called Marimegmeg Beach. - Taraw Cliff
This spot offers a panoramic view of the town and Bacuit Bay. You may reach this by taking either a regular hike or a Canopy Walk.
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