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From
Taytay, northwest of the main land, is the El Nido group
of islands in Bacuit Bay. These are accessible from Manila by direct
flights to several airstrips in the area. El Nido is a marine sanctuary
that will excite snorkelers and experienced divers alike. Its unspoiled
sand coves lying beneath towering island cliffs and surrounding
clear waters are just part of its beauty. El Nido's island resort
offers luxury amidst magical beauty. The plane ride from Manila
to El Nido takes about two hours.
Farther to the northeast, about two hours away by jeep, is Taytay
town, Palawan's old capital. More island-hopping and snorkeling
opportunities are in store for visitors. Taytay Bay features several
islands with unspoiled virgin forests. One of the most beautiful
islands in the bay is Apulit Island, about two hours by boat from
Taytay. Apulit is an ideal romantic paradies that offers air conditioned
cabanas and diving facilities. Its tranquil and enchanting serenity
also make it a perfect holiday hideaway. Apulit can be reached by
turboprop direct from Manila via Sandoval airport. The flight takes
90 minutes with a short land and sea transfer.
On the northeastern part of Palawan is the Calamian group of islands
whose main islands are Busuanga, Coron, and Culion.
A collection of picturesque islands each with a white sand beach,
the islands actually sit atop vast coral reefs. This is why the
Calamians are favored by many divers for their underwater adventures.
Travelers should also grab the opportunity to see the islands by
boat. North of Busuanga is Calauit, the country's sanctuary for
wild African animals and rare endemic Philippine animals such as
the bearcat and mousedeer. To get to the Calamians, a plane can
be taken from Manila to Busuanga. Short land transfers then take
visitors to the destination of their choice.
A
once in a lifetime experience to celebrate success for your
group.
Located
at the northern part of Palawan, Coron is one of the best ecotourism
areas in the country.
The
Philippines is a golfer's paradise, abundant with enticing fairways
and nourished by an almost perfect all-year-round weather.