A very popular tourist destination, due to its Jurassic Park like islands that surround the town. Tucked away on the North West of the Palawan island, El Nido is no doubtably become one of the most "must do" places to visit for the last couple of years. Most of the stereotypical photos you see that advertise The Philippines are more than likely taken from El Nido. The town and the area cater for all, with luxury high end resorts, hotels and very nice dining to an abundance of

With such a rapid incline in tourism in The Philippines, lots of different areas across the 7,000islands have ofcourse benefited which has helped develop the area. In my opinion unlike El Nido, which I feel has become too touristy, the locals have now got a little tired with the amount of tourists on a constant basis and is now more of an assembly line than giving that unique experience about the area, Moalboal's locals and the town have not lost this aspect. There is such a

El Nido, possibly the most popular tourist destination in the whole of the 7,000islands which make up The Philippines. Away from the hustle and bustle of El Nido town, 1.5km South is the new up and coming area of El Nido at Corong Corong Beach. A cleaner, more hospitable, less busy and overall so much nicer area of El Nido. It is the perfect distance outside of the main town and it will only cost you 50P by tricycle. The area has accomodations to fit all tourists but due to i

The Philippines is well known for its incredible landscape, beaches, lagoons and ofcourse its Sunsets. And yes you can sure see the sunset from anywhere but there is one specific place in Panglao Island that all the locals raved about as barely any tourists go here and the infamous Philippino Boats dock up for the night which gives the place the most unique spectacle. The secret location looks me hours to find, having to navigate through a few little local villages and back s