Most travel guides tell you to visit El Nido between November and May — the dry season. But what they don’t tell you is that the rainy season (June through October) offers a completely different and arguably more rewarding experience. […]

April is one of El Nido’s hottest and most vibrant months. The dry season is in full swing, seas are calm and crystal clear, and the Easter/Holy Week holiday brings a surge of Filipino domestic tourists alongside international visitors. If

March is one of the best months to visit El Nido. Sitting in the heart of the dry season, March offers near-perfect weather, excellent sea conditions for island hopping, and the tail end of peak tourist crowds before the heat

Christmas in El Nido is a genuinely special experience. The Philippines is one of the world’s most enthusiastic Christmas-celebrating nations, and El Nido embraces the festive season with warmth and colour despite its tropical setting. December also falls squarely in

New Year’s Eve in El Nido is one of the most magical ways to ring in the new year anywhere in the Philippines. Picture a beach countdown under the stars, fireworks reflecting off the limestone karsts, and a lively but