El Nido is one of the most photographed places in Southeast Asia — and once you arrive, it’s obvious why. Dramatic limestone karsts, impossibly turquoise lagoons, white sand beaches, and vibrant coral reefs create a landscape that almost photographs itself. […]

El Nido is one of the Philippines’ premier scuba diving destinations — and for good reason. Bacuit Bay and its surrounding waters contain a dazzling array of dive sites ranging from shallow coral gardens to dramatic underwater cliffs, submerged caves,

El Nido’s restaurant scene has grown substantially over the past few years, and while the local cuisine is seafood-heavy, there are now good options for vegan and vegetarian travelers. This guide covers the best plant-based eating in El Nido, Palawan

One of the most common questions from adventure travelers planning a trip to El Nido is: can you surf in El Nido? The short answer is: not really — at least not at El Nido itself. But there are surfable

Rising dramatically from Bacuit Bay just minutes from El Nido town, Cadlao Island is the largest island in El Nido — and one of the most underrated. While crowds flock to Tour A’s Big Lagoon or Tour C’s Secret Beach,

Lio Beach is one of El Nido’s best-kept secrets — a pristine stretch of white sand tucked inside the award-winning Lio Tourism Estate, about 4 km north of El Nido town proper. Unlike the busy shores of Corong-Corong or Las