El Nido is a remote destination — and that remoteness means medical facilities are limited compared to major cities. Understanding the healthcare landscape before you travel allows you to prepare appropriately, pack the right medications, and know exactly what to […]

Taytay is one of Palawan’s best-kept secrets — a small town about 100km southeast of El Nido that offers history, natural beauty, and authentic Filipino provincial life far from the tourist infrastructure of the Bacuit Archipelago. Once the colonial capital

El Nido’s private island resort scene is anchored by three iconic properties — El Nido Resorts Lagen Island, El Nido Resorts Miniloc Island, and Cauayan Island Resort. All three occupy their own private islands in the Bacuit Archipelago, offer all-inclusive

El Nido is not primarily a surf destination — the sheltered Bacuit Bay is too calm for consistent surf, and the town’s famous island-hopping tours depend on that calm water. But Palawan’s west coast, facing the open South China Sea,

March is one of El Nido’s best months to visit — and one of its most nuanced. It sits at the tail end of peak season, offering still-excellent weather and full tourist infrastructure while the very heaviest Christmas-January crowds have

Christmas and New Year in El Nido is a magical experience — the Philippines’ famously exuberant Christmas spirit transforms even this remote corner of Palawan into a celebration of lights, music, and community warmth, all set against a backdrop of