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Traveling From London to Palawan

Journey from the bustling streets of London, filled with rich history and cultural landmarks, to the tranquil paradise of Palawan, known for its stunning beaches and vibrant marine life.

Best Neighbourhoods in Palawan

Palawan features a variety of neighborhoods, each offering distinct experiences.

El Nido

• Stunning limestone cliffs and crystal-clear beaches.

• Access to island-hopping tours and snorkeling spots.

Coron

• Renowned for shipwreck diving and beautiful lagoons.

• Relaxing hot springs and scenic mountain views.

Puerto Princesa

• Gateway to the famous Underground River.

• Bustling markets featuring local crafts and cuisine.

Best Times To Visit Palawan's Attractions

Planning your visit to Palawan can enhance your experience of its stunning attractions.

El Nido

Visit during the shoulder months of May and September for fewer tourists and still great weather.

Coron

January to March offers clearer waters for diving and fewer crowds at popular spots.

Puerto Princesa Underground River

Weekdays, especially Tuesday and Wednesday, are less crowded, providing a more serene exploration.

Palawan Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Palawan enjoys a tropical climate, with warm temperatures and a wet season from June to October that can bring heavy rains. The best times to explore are during the dry months from November to May, as pleasant weather enhances outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Dining Recommendation in Palawan

Savor the fresh catch of the day at KaLui Restaurant, where the ambiance features traditional Filipino art and a laid-back vibe that contrasts sharply with London's fast-paced dining scene. Indulging in local flavors, like the grilled tuna and coconut crab, showcases the region’s bounty and offers an authentic taste of Palawan’s vibrant culinary culture.