El Nido sits at the heart of one of the world’s most biodiverse marine regions — the Coral Triangle, which encompasses the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Bacuit Archipelago’s waters support an extraordinary variety of marine life: from green sea […]

El Nido’s dramatic natural scenery — limestone karst cliffs, turquoise lagoons, lush jungle, and quiet beaches — makes it an increasingly popular destination for wellness travel and yoga retreats. Whether you’re looking for a structured multi-day retreat, a drop-in morning

El Nido is not a shopping destination in the commercial sense — there are no malls, luxury boutiques, or duty-free shops. What it does have is a charming collection of local markets, souvenir stalls, independent boutiques, and artisan shops spread

Getting around El Nido is one of the first things travellers need to figure out — and fortunately, it’s straightforward once you understand the local options. El Nido town itself is small and walkable, but reaching the beaches, airports, and

El Nido, Palawan is one of the finest snorkeling destinations in Southeast Asia. Its protected Bacuit Archipelago shelters some of the Philippines’ healthiest remaining coral reefs, home to sea turtles, reef sharks, eagle rays, and thousands of species of tropical

El Nido is a safe and welcoming destination for international travellers — but like any tropical island environment, it comes with its own set of practical considerations. From sea conditions and sun safety to health precautions and common scams, this