Coron,Palawan

                                               Dive at the Cathedral Cave

                                              Pictures of CORON HASSLE FREE W/ AIRFARE 

               Everything on Coron Island is pure magic Even the jellyfish are more spectacular.

                    

" The mind-blowing karst formations, hidden lakes, crystalline coves, mangrove filled inlets, and tiny strips of white sand all backed by jungle-clad walls filled with monkeys and exotic birds were simply too much for one mind to process. This just might actually be the most beautiful place I have ever seen in the world." by Tony

                                                       enjoy the beautiful sights in Coron

                                                                 Experience the real nature

                                                          Kayangan Lake, Coron Palawan

                    Lusong Wreck, Coron, Palawan: Snorkeling and Feeling Like Little Mermaid

About Coron, Palawan

According to National Geographic the Island of Palawan was the best island destination in the whole of South East Asia and the 13th best island destination in the world.  Considering the wealth of the Tropical  islands  in the whole region. The Tourism Industry In Palawan was recognized as one of the highest in the world.

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Puerto Princesa,Palawan

  Puerto Princesa's Subterranean River National Park

                                             

Entrance to the Cave

Stalagmites shaped like Mushroom 

The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park of Palawan  has  limestone karst mountain landscape and navigable underground river.  The river  winds through a cave before fl owing directly into the South China Sea. The lower portion of the river is subject to tidal influences.  Inside the cave you can see some  major formations of stalactites and stalagmites, and several large chambers. The underground river was the world's longest underground river .

The site contains a full mountain-to-the-sea ecosystem and has some of the most important forests in Asia . The area also represents a significant habitat for biodiversity conservation.

Tubbataha Reef, Palawan

Tubbataha Reef, Palawan (Nominated for the New 7 Wonders Of the World)

                                            Dive with harmless school of fish in Tubbataha reef

Manta Rays

explore for the new species of fish in Tubbataha

The seemingly diverse ecosystem of this sanctuary rivals the Great Barrier Reef – having 350 coral species & 500 fish species.

Diving is best for finding new species of Corals

Scuba diving with Philippine Sea Turtle

go Swim with the biggest fish in the world "Whale Shark"

Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park is home to some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world. Rising from the volcanic depths of the Sulu Sea in the western Philippines, these magnificent atolls encompass an astonishing diversity of marine life.Tubbataha supports an unparalleled variety of marine creatures.

 Colorful reef fish crowd corals growing in the shallows while sharks and pelagics haunt the steep drop offs to the open sea. A team of rangers are stationed on the reef year-round and, from March until June, divers visit Tubbataha to experience the wonders of this unique underwater world. 

Palawan, Philippines

       My Favorite Spot in the Philippines Palawan

                                El Nido,Palawan

Snorkeling a blue water..El Nido,Palawan 

Go kayak in the clear water of El Nido beaches

Palawan outrigger sea kayak paddling near El Nido

Pangulasian Island From El Nido Palawan Philippines

El Nido is in the northernmost part of Palawan ,Western Philippines. Its ecosystem contains 250 million year-old limestone cliffs, 114 species of bird , 447 species of coral, 888 species of fish,  5 species of marine turtle and 2,645 hectares of mangrove forest. 

The Philippines continues to move up on the roles of the best destinations to take a trip as great organizations like Travel+Leisure, Islands Magazine, and now National Geographic tell the world about why some of the top destinations on the globe are within the more than seven thousand islands we call home.