El Nido Escapade

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Hi guys. It’s been a long time that I did not update my blog. Let me share you my latest trip to Palawan where I enjoyed the so called Paradise Island in El Nido.


Our El Nido/Puerto Princesa Adventure:

Well to all who plans to travel along El Nido better to do your itenerary by yourself (DIY). 

The advantage of DIY is u can maximize your time while enjoying the tour and you can select the best accomodation  that suits on you and your family whether a 3 star or 4-5 star hotel.
   
Here’s my DIY for Jan.24-27 EL Nido and Jan.27-28 to Puerto Princesa:

Jan.24-9am Flight to Puerto Princesa
10:30am - Pick up by Van (Daytripper Palawan) booked first before going to Palawan 860.00 /person one way
5-6 hours trip to El Nido

 



1:00-2:00- Lunch at La Guingueete at Roxas Palawan.
5pm- Check in @El Nido Beach Hotel               

           
                               
Arranged island tour C at hotel
5:30pm- Dinner at Sydneys Grill
                Roaming around the island


Jan. 25 -
8:00- Breakfast at Hotel
9:00 - Pick up at hotel for Island Tour C 
            Whole day tour

 What to bring:
Towel- you can request at your hotel  
Sunblock lotion
Mosquitto repellant. 
Shades

Lomotil tablet

5:00-6:00pm - rest time at hotel
6:00pm- dinner at Sydneys Grill

Jan.26 Land Tour
8:00- Breakfast 
9:00am- Canopy Walk (Just walk around El Nido and ask where is the Canopy Walk or El Nido Ferrata. They will guide you.
Entrance Fee : 300.00/person


The View from Top is really amazing. Its worth it.

 
11:30 am- rented a motorbike to go to Nacpan Beach (Longest Beach in El Nido)

Note: One liter of  gasoline is more than enough for  an hour  travel. A whole day rent for motorbike is 500.00 and 1000.00 for tricycle.

Entrance fee at Nacpan Beach: 150.00/person


View is superb. This is the best beach I have ever seen in my LifeπŸ‘

There are few restaurants there. We had our lunch and I would say its pricey same as in El Nido proper. But I understand coz the location is very far from town proper.


3:00pm- Going back to El Nido town proper.  
4:00pm - rest time at hotel
5:00 pm- Dinner and roaming around and buying pasalubong 
7:00 pm- rest time and packing things for trip to Puerto PrincesA

Jan.27
8:00 Breakfast
10:00- Pick up by regular van  
650.00/person
3:00pm- Chek-In at Aziza Paradise Hotel
3:30pm - Lunch at Badjao seafront restaurant

We are not able to do the city tour due to weather ( raining 
        all the time). 
4:30pm- Went to Cathedral and Souvenir Shops. 
6:00pm- Going back to Hotel
We paid only 600.00 for the tricycle from Badjao-cathedral-souvenir shops-hotel

Note: Just rent a tricycle for city tour around 1000.00 to 1500.00  for a whole day tour    

Jan. 27 
8:00am -Breakfast
10:00- Free shuttle van to airport by hotel 
11:00- Flight back to Manila

DIY itenerary is much better coz u can maximize your time  and you can choose hotel/ accomodations that suits to your budget.

             




   

































Travel is Life. 

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