Island hopping, diving, hiking, and unforgettable adventures across the Philippines' last frontier.
Book a Tour →Explore El Nido's iconic lagoons, secret beaches, and limestone karst formations with four official island hopping tours.
Visit the Big Lagoon with its emerald waters, the intimate Secret Lagoon, Shimizu Island for snorkeling, and 7 Commando Beach.
Explore Cudugnon Cave (archaeological site), Snake Island sandbar, Pinagbuyutan Island, and Cathedral Cave.
Discover Hidden Beach, the Matinloc Shrine perched on cliffs, Secret Beach (swim through a hole in the rock), and Helicopter Island.
Visit Cadlao Lagoon, Paradise Beach, Pasandigan Beach, and Nat-Nat Beach. The quietest tour with fewer crowds.
Crystal-clear lakes, dramatic limestone cliffs, and some of the world's best wreck diving sites.
Often called the cleanest lake in the Philippines. Crystal-clear freshwater surrounded by towering limestone cliffs with a panoramic viewpoint.
Two connected lagoons separated by a limestone wall. Swim through a small opening to reach the hidden inner lagoon with warm and cold water layers.
A surreal diving and snorkeling experience with dramatic thermoclines. Water temperature shifts between hot and cold layers in this volcanic lake.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
Navigate an 8.2 km underground river through a massive cave system with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. The guided boat tour covers 1.5 km of the navigable river. Located in Sabang, a 2-hour drive from Puerto Princesa city center.
Daily visitor cap enforced. Book 2–3 days ahead during peak season (Dec–Apr).
Van pickup from Puerto Princesa hotels, boat ride from Sabang wharf included.
Optional mangrove paddleboard or kayak tour available in Sabang.
From WWII wreck diving in Coron to pristine reef systems, Palawan is a world-class dive destination.
Get certified in 3–4 days with PADI-certified instructors. Classroom sessions, confined water dives, and 4 open water dives in Palawan's warm, clear waters.
Explore 12 Japanese WWII shipwrecks in Coron Bay. Iconic dives include the Irako, Akitsushima, and Olympia Maru at depths of 10–40 meters.
Explore vibrant coral reefs around El Nido, Port Barton, and the Tubbataha Reef (liveaboard, Mar–Jun). Encounter sea turtles, rays, and reef sharks.
Climb limestone peaks, explore cave systems, and enjoy panoramic views across Palawan.
700+ steps to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking Coron town and the surrounding islands. Best at sunset. Moderate difficulty, 30–45 minutes up.
A challenging scramble up razor-sharp limestone with ropes and barefoot sections. Rewards with 360-degree views of El Nido's bacuit bay. Guide required.
Climb through a cave and zipline over jungle canopy near Sabang. Often combined with the Underground River tour. Fun for families and adventurers alike.