Two Weeks in Paradise: Ultimate Philippines Adventure
From Manila's Historic Streets to Palawan's Hidden Lagoons
Trip Overview
This comprehensive two-week journey through the Philippines showcases the archipelago's incredible diversity, from Manila's Spanish colonial heritage to the emerald rice terraces of the Cordilleras, the pristine beaches of Palawan, and the cascading waterfalls of Luzon and Mindanao. You'll experience world-class natural wonders, vibrant city life, and authentic Filipino culture. The itinerary balances adventure with relaxation, combining early morning explorations with leisurely beach afternoons. Expect island hopping, waterfall chasing, cultural immersion, and plenty of fresh seafood. This journey covers multiple islands, requiring domestic flights and various ground transportation, but rewards you with some of Southeast Asia's most breathtaking landscapes and warmest hospitality.
Pace
Active
Daily Budget
$60-90 per day
Best Seasons
November to May (dry season)
Ideal For
Adventure seekers, Nature lovers, Photography enthusiasts, First-time Philippines visitors, Beach and island hoppers
Day-by-Day Itinerary
1
Manila Arrival & Historic Intramuros
Manila
Begin your Philippine adventure in the capital city, exploring the historic walled city of Intramuros and its Spanish colonial landmarks.
Morning
Arrival and Fort Santiago exploration
After arriving at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, head to your accommodation to freshen up, then make your way to Fort Santiago, the iconic citadel within Intramuros. Walk through the ancient stone walls, explore the dungeons, and visit the Rizal Shrine dedicated to the national hero. The fort offers beautiful gardens and views of the Pasig River, providing insight into Spanish colonial history and Filipino resistance.
Lunch
A traditional Filipino restaurant in Intramuros serving adobo and sinigang
Afternoon
Rizal Park and surrounding museums
Visit Rizal Park, Manila's most significant public park and historical landmark. Stroll through the landscaped gardens, see the Rizal Monument where the national hero was executed, and explore the surrounding areas. The park offers a peaceful respite from the bustling city and provides context for understanding Philippine independence. Consider visiting nearby museums or simply enjoying the open green spaces and people-watching.
Evening
Sunset walk along Manila Bay and dinner
Watch the famous Manila Bay sunset from the baywalk promenade, then enjoy fresh seafood at a waterfront restaurant
Where to Stay Tonight
Ermita or Malate district (Mid-range hotel near Manila Bay)
Central location provides easy access to Intramuros, Rizal Park, and the bay area, with good restaurant options nearby
Download the Grab app before arriving - it's the most reliable way to get around Manila and avoid taxi scams
Day 1 Budget: $45-65
2
Manila's Modern Side & Ocean Wonders
Manila
Experience contemporary Manila with a visit to the city's premier aquarium and explore the modern business districts.
Morning
Manila Ocean Park exploration
Spend the morning at Manila Ocean Park, one of Southeast Asia's premier marine attractions. Walk through the oceanarium's underwater tunnel surrounded by sharks and rays, visit the jellyfish exhibit with its mesmerizing displays, and catch one of the sea lion or penguin shows. The facility offers educational exhibits about marine conservation and Philippine aquatic biodiversity, making it both entertaining and informative for all ages.
Arrive when it opens at 10 AM to avoid crowds and catch the first shows
Lunch
A casual dining spot at the ocean park complex or nearby Luneta area
Afternoon
Ayala Triangle Gardens and Makati exploration
Head to Makati, Manila's financial district, and relax at Ayala Triangle Gardens, an urban oasis in the heart of the business district. This beautifully landscaped park features walking paths, water features, and plenty of shade. Explore the surrounding Ayala area with its upscale shopping malls, art galleries, and modern architecture. The contrast between historic Intramuros and contemporary Makati showcases Manila's diverse character.
Evening
Makati nightlife and dining
Explore the Poblacion neighborhood for trendy bars and restaurants, or enjoy upscale dining in the Greenbelt area
Where to Stay Tonight
Makati district (Business hotel or modern accommodation)
Convenient for early morning flight to Banaue tomorrow, with better transport connections and safety
Friday evenings feature free concerts at Ayala Triangle Gardens - check the schedule if you're visiting on the right day
Day 2 Budget: $55-75
3
Journey to the Cordilleras
Banaue, Ifugao
Travel north to the Cordillera Mountains, home to the ancient rice terraces and indigenous Ifugao culture.
Morning
Travel to Banaue
Depart early for the long but scenic journey to Banaue in the Cordillera Mountains. The overnight bus or early morning departure takes you through changing landscapes from lowland plains to mountainous terrain. Watch as the scenery transforms into terraced mountainsides and pine forests. The winding mountain roads offer glimpses of traditional Ifugao villages and spectacular valley views. This journey is part of the adventure, showcasing rural Philippine life.
Book overnight bus tickets in advance through your hotel or online platforms
Lunch
A roadside eatery en route serving simple Filipino fare
Afternoon
Arrival and Banaue town orientation
Arrive in Banaue in the afternoon, check into your accommodation, and take time to acclimate to the cooler mountain climate. Walk around the small town center, visit the viewpoint near the town proper for your first glimpse of the rice terraces, and arrange your guide for tomorrow's trek to Batad. The town offers a peaceful mountain atmosphere and friendly locals who maintain ancient agricultural traditions.
Evening
Early dinner and rest
Enjoy a hearty meal at a local guesthouse restaurant, try pinikpikan if available, and rest early for tomorrow's trek
Where to Stay Tonight
Banaue town center (Traditional guesthouse or homestay)
Authentic mountain experience with local hosts who can arrange guides and transportation for rice terrace visits
Bring layers - mountain temperatures drop significantly at night, even in summer months
Day 3 Budget: $40-55
4
Ancient Terraces of Batad
Batad, Ifugao
Trek to the spectacular Batad Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site carved into the mountains over 2,000 years ago.
Morning
Journey and trek to Batad Rice Terraces
Take a jeepney ride to the jump-off point, then hike down into the Batad amphitheater, one of the most stunning rice terrace formations in the Philippines. The Batad Rice Terraces cascade down the mountainside in a perfect semicircle, showcasing ancient Ifugao engineering. Walk along the narrow terrace walls, meet local farmers tending their fields, and absorb the incredible landscape that has remained largely unchanged for millennia. The terraces are still actively cultivated using traditional methods.
Hire a local guide in Banaue the evening before - they're required and provide valuable cultural context
Lunch
A simple homestay in Batad village serving home-cooked rice and vegetables
Afternoon
Explore Batad village and viewpoints
After lunch, explore the traditional Batad village with its native houses and continue to various viewpoints offering different perspectives of the terraces. If energy permits and conditions allow, hike to Tappiya Falls, a beautiful waterfall accessible from Batad. The afternoon light creates stunning photo opportunities as it plays across the green terraces. Interact with locals and learn about their sustainable farming practices and cultural traditions.
Evening
Return to Banaue and traditional dinner
Trek back up to the jump-off point before dark, return to Banaue, and enjoy a well-deserved meal at your guesthouse
Where to Stay Tonight
Banaue town (Same guesthouse as previous night)
Comfortable base for recovery after the strenuous trek
Wear proper hiking shoes with good grip - the terrace walls can be slippery, especially after rain
Day 4 Budget: $45-60
5
Return to Manila & Flight to Cebu
Manila to Cebu
Journey back to Manila and catch an evening flight to Cebu, gateway to the Visayas region.
Morning
Return journey to Manila
Depart Banaue in the morning for the return journey to Manila. The daylight trip allows you to appreciate the mountain scenery you might have missed on the way up. Stop at viewpoints along the way to photograph the terraces and mountains. The long journey provides time to reflect on the Cordillera experience and rest before the next leg of your adventure. Arrive in Manila by late afternoon.
Lunch
A rest stop restaurant along the highway
Afternoon
Transfer to airport and fly to Cebu
Upon arrival in Manila, head directly to the airport for your evening flight to Cebu. The short flight takes you to the Queen City of the South, the oldest city in the Philippines and a major hub for exploring the Visayas region. Cebu offers a different cultural flavor, with its own distinct history, cuisine, and island-hopping opportunities. The flight provides a quick transition from mountain adventures to tropical island experiences.
Book domestic flights in advance for better rates, especially during peak season
Evening
Arrival in Cebu and late dinner
Check into your hotel near the airport or city center, then enjoy Cebu's famous lechon at a late-night eatery
Where to Stay Tonight
Cebu City center or near Mactan (Mid-range hotel with early breakfast)
Strategic location for tomorrow's day trip and easy access to transportation
Keep your Manila to Cebu flight flexible if possible - mountain weather can sometimes delay the return journey from Banaue
Day 5 Budget: $75-120
6
Cebu's Temples and Gardens
Cebu City
Explore Cebu's unique attractions, from hilltop temples to colorful flower gardens.
Morning
Temple of Leah visit
Start your day at the Temple of Leah, an impressive Roman-inspired temple built as a monument of love. This grand structure in the hills of Busay features massive columns, ornate statues, and stunning views over Cebu City and the surrounding islands. Explore the multiple levels, admire the architecture and art collection, and enjoy the panoramic vistas. The temple's dramatic setting and unique story make it one of Cebu's most photographed landmarks.
Lunch
A mountain-view restaurant in the Busay area serving Filipino and international cuisine
Afternoon
Sirao Garden exploration
Continue to Sirao Garden, known as Cebu's 'Little Amsterdam' for its colorful flower displays. Walk through fields of celosia flowers creating vibrant red, orange, and yellow landscapes, especially beautiful during peak blooming season. The garden also features various Instagram-worthy installations and viewpoints overlooking the mountains. The cool highland climate and pastoral setting provide a refreshing contrast to the tropical beaches you'll experience later in your journey.
Evening
Return to city and cultural dinner
Head back to Cebu City for dinner at a traditional restaurant, trying local specialties like sutukil (grilled seafood)
Where to Stay Tonight
Cebu City center (Comfortable hotel in the downtown area)
Central location for exploring historical sites and preparing for tomorrow's journey to Siargao
Visit Sirao Garden in the late afternoon when the light is softer and temperatures are cooler for the best photos
Day 6 Budget: $50-70
7
Journey to Surigao and the Enchanted River
Surigao del Sur
Travel to Mindanao to witness one of the Philippines' most mystical natural wonders.
Morning
Flight to Surigao and travel to Hinatuan
Take an early morning flight from Cebu to Surigao City, then embark on a scenic drive south to Hinatuan. The journey takes you through Mindanao's coastal roads and rural landscapes. Upon arrival, prepare to visit one of the Philippines' most enchanting natural attractions. The travel day is long but necessary to reach this remote wonder, and the journey itself offers glimpses of authentic Mindanao life and beautiful coastal scenery.
Book flights early and arrange land transport through your accommodation in advance
Lunch
A local eatery in Surigao or along the route to Hinatuan
Afternoon
Enchanted River experience
Visit the Enchanted River, a stunning deep blue spring that seems to glow with an otherworldly light. The river's intense blue color comes from its depth and mineral content, creating a magical appearance. Swim in the crystal-clear waters during designated times, watch the daily fish feeding ceremony, and explore the surrounding jungle area. Local legends speak of spirits protecting the river, adding to its mystical atmosphere. The unique color and clarity make this one of the Philippines' most photographed natural wonders.
Arrive early as swimming is only allowed during specific hours, typically morning and early afternoon
Evening
Coastal dinner and relaxation
Enjoy fresh seafood at a local restaurant near your accommodation, watching the sunset over the Pacific
Where to Stay Tonight
Hinatuan or nearby coastal town (Simple beachside guesthouse)
Proximity to the Enchanted River and authentic local coastal experience
Bring underwater camera gear - the Enchanted River's clarity and color make for incredible underwater photos
Day 7 Budget: $70-95
8
Waterfalls and Return North
Surigao del Sur to Siargao
Explore more of Mindanao's natural beauty before heading to the island paradise of Siargao.
Morning
Tukuran Falls visit
Start early with a visit to Tukuran Falls, a beautiful multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by lush jungle. The falls cascade over several levels, creating natural pools perfect for swimming. The area is less touristy than the Enchanted River, offering a more secluded natural experience. Trek through the forest path to reach the falls, enjoying the sounds of the jungle and the refreshing spray of the cascading water. The emerald pools and tropical setting provide excellent photo opportunities.
Lunch
A packed lunch or local carinderia near the falls area
Afternoon
Travel to Siargao Island
Make your way back north toward Dapa port in Surigao del Norte to catch a ferry or fast craft to Siargao Island, the surfing capital of the Philippines. The boat ride offers beautiful views of smaller islands and the Philippine Sea. Arrive in Siargao by late afternoon, settle into your accommodation in General Luna, and feel the laid-back island vibe that has made this destination famous among surfers and beach lovers worldwide.
Check ferry schedules in advance as they can vary by season and weather
Evening
General Luna town exploration
Stroll through General Luna's main strip, enjoy dinner at a beachfront restaurant, and experience the relaxed island nightlife
Where to Stay Tonight
General Luna, Siargao (Beach resort or surf hostel)
Heart of Siargao's tourism area with easy access to beaches, restaurants, and island tour operators
Rent a motorcycle for your Siargao stay - it's the best way to explore the island's beaches and attractions independently
Day 8 Budget: $55-75
9
Siargao Island Hopping Adventure
Siargao
Discover Siargao's stunning lagoons, beaches, and marine life on a classic island hopping tour.
Morning
Island hopping tour beginning
Join an island hopping tour departing from General Luna. The tour typically starts with a boat ride through mangrove channels to Sugba Lagoon or similar destinations, where you can swim, paddleboard, and cliff jump in crystal-clear waters. Continue to pristine sandbars and uninhabited islands with powdery white sand and turquoise waters. Snorkel over coral gardens teeming with tropical fish and enjoy the untouched beauty of Siargao's surrounding islands.
Book through your accommodation the night before; tours typically include lunch
Lunch
Included in island hopping tour - typically a beach barbecue on one of the islands
Afternoon
Continue island exploration and visit Small Lagoon
The afternoon portion of the tour often includes a visit to attractions like Small Lagoon, where you can kayak or swim in the enclosed turquoise waters surrounded by limestone cliffs. The lagoon's calm, clear waters create perfect conditions for swimming and photography. Some tours also include visits to Naked Island, a tiny sandbar in the middle of the ocean, and Daku Island with its beautiful beaches. Return to General Luna by late afternoon.
Evening
Sunset and beachfront dining
Watch the sunset from Cloud 9 boardwalk, then enjoy fresh seafood at one of General Luna's many beach restaurants
Where to Stay Tonight
General Luna, Siargao (Same beachside accommodation)
Convenient for multiple days exploring different parts of the island
Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a waterproof bag for your phone and valuables during the island hopping tour
Day 9 Budget: $60-80
10
Siargao's Natural Pools and Beaches
Siargao
Explore the island's interior attractions and relax on pristine beaches.
Morning
Magpupungko Rock Pools exploration
Visit the famous Magpupungko Rock Pools, natural tidal pools formed in the rocky coastline. Time your visit for low tide when the pools are fully revealed, creating natural infinity pools with crystal-clear water. Jump from the rocks, swim in the pools, and marvel at the unique geological formations carved by centuries of waves. The dramatic seascape and turquoise waters make this one of Siargao's most iconic spots, perfect for photography and swimming.
Check tide schedules - the pools are only accessible and safe during low tide
Lunch
A local restaurant in the northern part of the island
Afternoon
Beach hopping and relaxation
Spend the afternoon exploring Siargao's beautiful beaches. Visit Secret Beach, a hidden cove accessible through a small opening in the rocks, or relax at Pacifico Beach with its powerful waves and scenic coastline. Alternatively, head to Alegria Beach for a quieter, more local experience. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or simply reading a book under the palm trees. The afternoon is yours to embrace the island's laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty.
Evening
Final Siargao sunset and farewell dinner
Return to General Luna for your last Siargao sunset, enjoy a special dinner, and perhaps join the island's nightlife scene
Where to Stay Tonight
General Luna, Siargao (Same beachside accommodation)
Last night on the island before tomorrow's journey to Palawan
Download offline maps of Siargao - cell signal can be spotty in remote parts of the island
Day 10 Budget: $50-70
11
Journey to El Nido Paradise
Siargao to El Nido, Palawan
Travel to Palawan, consistently rated as one of the world's most beautiful islands.
Morning
Travel from Siargao to Puerto Princesa
Depart Siargao early, taking the ferry back to the mainland and then flying to Puerto Princesa, Palawan's capital. The journey involves multiple transfers but takes you from one island paradise to another. Puerto Princesa serves as the gateway to both the underground river and El Nido. The flight offers aerial views of the Philippine archipelago's incredible island formations and turquoise waters stretching in every direction.
Book flights well in advance and allow buffer time between connections
Lunch
A restaurant at Puerto Princesa airport or in the city
Afternoon
Overland journey to El Nido
Take a van or bus from Puerto Princesa to El Nido, a scenic journey through Palawan's mountainous interior and coastal roads. The six-hour drive showcases the island's diverse landscapes, from jungle-covered mountains to pristine coastline. Stop at viewpoints and small towns along the way. Arrive in El Nido by evening, settling into the town that serves as the base for exploring Bacuit Bay's limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons.
Book van tickets through your hotel or at the Puerto Princesa terminal
Evening
El Nido town orientation
Walk along the beachfront, explore the town's restaurants and bars, and arrange tomorrow's island hopping tour
Where to Stay Tonight
El Nido town center (Beachfront hotel or guesthouse)
Easy access to tour operators, restaurants, and the beach, perfect for multiple days of island hopping
The Puerto Princesa to El Nido van journey can be bumpy - take motion sickness medication if you're prone to it
Day 11 Budget: $110-150
12
El Nido Lagoons and Limestone Cliffs
El Nido, Palawan
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Bacuit Bay's lagoons and karst formations.
Morning
Island hopping Tour A or C
Embark on one of El Nido's famous island hopping tours, exploring the dramatic limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons of Bacuit Bay. Visit Small Lagoon, where you can kayak through a narrow entrance into an enclosed paradise surrounded by towering karst cliffs. The emerald waters and dramatic rock formations create an otherworldly landscape. Continue to other stops like Big Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, or Shimizu Island, each offering unique snorkeling, swimming, and photography opportunities among some of the world's most stunning seascapes.
Book the night before through your hotel; Tour A and C are most popular and visit different sites
Lunch
Included in tour - typically a beach barbecue on one of the islands
Afternoon
Continue island exploration and snorkeling
The afternoon includes more stops at pristine beaches and snorkeling sites. Swim among colorful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, relax on white sand beaches accessible only by boat, and explore hidden caves and coves. Each island offers different attractions, from cliff jumping opportunities to underwater marine sanctuaries. The tour provides ample time at each location to fully appreciate the natural beauty and take countless photos of this paradise.
Evening
Sunset viewing and dinner
Watch the sunset from Las Cabanas Beach or Corong-Corong, then enjoy dinner at a beachfront restaurant in town
Where to Stay Tonight
El Nido town (Same beachfront accommodation)
Convenient for another day of island exploration tomorrow
Bring an underwater camera or waterproof phone case - the lagoons and snorkeling sites offer incredible photo opportunities
Day 12 Budget: $65-85
13
More El Nido Magic
El Nido, Palawan
Continue exploring Bacuit Bay or venture to nearby beaches and viewpoints.
Morning
Island hopping Tour B or D, or land-based exploration
Choose another island hopping tour to see different parts of Bacuit Bay, or opt for land-based activities. If island hopping, you'll visit sites like Snake Island with its distinctive sandbar, Pinagbuyutan Island with its stunning beach, or Cathedral Cave. Alternatively, hike to Taraw Cliff or Nagkalit-kalit Falls for panoramic views of El Nido and its surrounding islands. Both options offer incredible scenery and adventure, just from different perspectives.
Consider your energy levels and weather when choosing between water and land activities
Lunch
Tour lunch if island hopping, or a town restaurant if doing land activities
Afternoon
Beach relaxation or exploration
Spend a more relaxed afternoon at Nacpan Beach, a stunning four-kilometer stretch of golden sand and palm trees about 45 minutes from town. This beach offers a more tranquil experience compared to the busy island hopping tours. Swim in the calm waters, walk the length of the beach, or simply relax under a palm tree with a book. Alternatively, explore Lio Beach or other nearby coastal areas, enjoying your final full day in paradise.
Evening
Farewell dinner and sunset celebration
Enjoy a special final dinner at a rooftop restaurant overlooking Bacuit Bay, celebrating your Philippine adventure
Where to Stay Tonight
El Nido town (Same beachfront accommodation)
Final night in El Nido before tomorrow's return journey
Visit the El Nido market early in the morning for fresh fruit and local snacks to take on your journey tomorrow
Day 13 Budget: $60-80
14
Return to Manila and Departure
El Nido to Manila
Journey back to Manila for your international departure, reflecting on two weeks of incredible Philippine adventures.
Morning
Travel from El Nido to Puerto Princesa
Take the early morning van back to Puerto Princesa, retracing your route through Palawan's beautiful landscapes. Use this time to reflect on your incredible two-week journey through the Philippines, from mountain rice terraces to enchanted rivers and paradise lagoons. The journey provides a final glimpse of Palawan's natural beauty before returning to city life. Arrive in Puerto Princesa by early afternoon.
Book your return van when you arrive in El Nido to ensure availability
Lunch
A restaurant in Puerto Princesa near the airport
Afternoon
Flight to Manila and final preparations
Fly from Puerto Princesa back to Manila in the afternoon. Depending on your international flight time, you may have a few hours in Manila for last-minute shopping, a final meal, or simply resting at the airport. If time permits, visit a mall near the airport for souvenirs like dried mangoes, local coffee, or handicrafts. Process your incredible memories and prepare for your journey home, already planning your return to the Philippines.
Allow at least 3-4 hours between your domestic arrival and international departure
Evening
International departure
Depart Manila on your international flight, carrying memories of an unforgettable Philippine adventure
Where to Stay Tonight
Not needed (Departing today)
End of journey
Save some Philippine pesos for airport meals and last-minute purchases - exchange rates outside the Philippines are typically poor
Day 14 Budget: $75-125
Practical Information
Getting Around
This itinerary requires multiple domestic flights (Manila-Cebu, Cebu-Surigao, Siargao-Puerto Princesa), which should be booked in advance for better rates. Inter-island ferries connect Surigao and Siargao. Long-distance buses and vans serve routes like Manila-Banaue and Puerto Princesa-El Nido. Within cities and islands, use tricycles, habal-habal (motorcycle taxis), and rental motorcycles. Download Grab for Manila and Cebu. Island hopping tours use traditional bangka boats. Always allow buffer time between connections as delays are common.
Book Ahead
Book all domestic flights at least 2-4 weeks in advance. Reserve Banaue accommodations and guides ahead, especially during peak season. Island hopping tours in Siargao and El Nido can be booked the night before, but pre-booking ensures availability. The Manila-Banaue overnight bus should be reserved in advance. El Nido lagoon tours require environmental fees paid in cash. Consider booking Puerto Princesa-El Nido vans ahead during holidays.
Packing Essentials
Lightweight, quick-dry clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, waterproof phone case, hiking shoes for rice terraces, sandals for beaches, light rain jacket, mosquito repellent, basic first aid kit, power bank, underwater camera, modest clothing for temples and churches, layers for mountain areas, reusable water bottle, and cash in small bills (many areas don't accept cards).
Total Budget
$1,050-1,350 for 14 days (excluding international flights)
Customize Your Trip
Budget Version
Stay in hostels and homestays throughout (saving $15-20 per night), take overnight buses instead of some flights, eat primarily at local carinderias and street food stalls, join group tours instead of private ones, skip some entrance fees by focusing on free beaches and viewpoints, and extend time in fewer destinations to reduce transportation costs. Use public jeepneys and buses instead of private vans. This could reduce daily costs to $40-60.
Luxury Upgrade
Stay at premium resorts like El Nido Resorts' island properties, book private island hopping tours with better boats and catering, fly directly to El Nido via chartered plane, upgrade to business class on domestic flights, hire private guides and drivers throughout, dine at upscale restaurants, add spa treatments and sunset cruises, stay at heritage hotels in Manila and Cebu, and include a night at the Banaue Hotel for terrace views. Budget $200-350 per day for luxury experience.
Family-Friendly
Base yourselves in fewer locations to minimize travel days - perhaps skip Siargao and spend more time in El Nido and Cebu. Choose accommodations with family rooms and pools. Replace strenuous Batad trek with easier Banaue viewpoints. Book private island hopping tours for flexibility with children's schedules. Visit Manila Ocean Park which kids love. Choose beaches with calm waters like Nacpan Beach. Bring snacks for long journeys, allow more rest time, and consider hiring a private van for the Puerto Princesa-El Nido journey for comfort.
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