Article: Palawan in the Philippines: The Last Frontier

[Englishman2010]

el nido ..highly recommended

That's good to know branno I'll be heading to Coron & El Nido in January. I was in and around Puerto Princessa a few months ago and loved the area. One of my favorite parts of the Phil's so far, hence my decision to go back and explore a bit more of the island

[branno]

That's good to know branno I'll be heading to Coron & El Nido in January. I was in and around Puerto Princessa a few months ago and loved the area. One of my favorite parts of the Phil's so far, hence my decision to go back and explore a bit more of the island

makulay lodge is excellent... not top end of the market but highly recomended and its family run .. and its in a nice location.. its may be one of the best places ive been to .. the rooms start at around 1400p per night in peak season .. and you can also cook ur own food there.. if u decide to stay in.. its very relaxing too.. im still in touch with some of them so if u need any info gis a shout

[Englishman2010]

makulay lodge is excellent... not top end of the market but highly recomended and its family run .. and its in a nice location.. its may be one of the best places ive been to .. the rooms start at around 1400p per night in peak season .. and you can also cook ur own food there.. if u decide to stay in.. its very relaxing too.. im still in touch with some of them so if u need any info gis a shout

Thanks for the tip, I may well take you up on that I need to do a bit more research on where to go and what to see yet. However, before I do that, I'm off to Bicol in Aug and that needs sorting first. I got my LP guide to the Phil's last week, I'll start looking through that in the next few weeks, and may have some questions about various places in both Bicol and northern Palawan