El Nido is one of the most photogenic places on Earth — and its Instagram potential is extraordinary. From the iconic limestone lagoons to hidden viewpoints and golden-hour beaches, here are the 12 most photogenic spots in El Nido and […]

Exploring the Bacuit Archipelago under sail is one of El Nido’s most extraordinary experiences — the combination of El Nido’s limestone karst scenery, turquoise water, and the freedom of a sailing yacht creates something genuinely special. From sunset cruises to

El Nido’s waters are among the most productive in the Philippines — the Bacuit Archipelago’s reefs, drop-offs, and open water support an extraordinary diversity of fish. Whether you’re a serious sport fisherman or simply want to try your hand at

Planning a trip to El Nido? Understanding the Philippines’ entry requirements is the first step. The good news: the Philippines is one of the most accessible countries in Southeast Asia for international visitors, with visa-free entry for citizens of most

Palawan is consistently ranked among the world’s best islands — and for good reason. This long, narrow province in the western Philippines offers extraordinary natural diversity: UNESCO-listed underground rivers, world-class wreck diving, pristine limestone lagoons, and some of Southeast Asia’s

Puerto Princesa is Palawan’s capital city and the main transport hub for the island — most travellers fly in and out of Puerto Princesa International Airport. Getting between El Nido and Puerto Princesa is a straightforward but long journey: approximately