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PUERTO PRINCESA ITINERARY + BUDGET TRAVEL GUIDE

Detailed Puerto Princesa Travel Guide with sample Puerto Princesa Itinerary and Budget, Things to Do, Where to Stay, travel tips, and more.

Puerto Princesa City is a modest metropolis where broad promenade and slick seafront coexists with tree-lined avenues, hilltops, green parks, sandy white beaches, and cultural communities. Blissfully sheltered by jungle-clad mountains plummeting into the swirling cerulean waters of Honda Bay and Sabang, Puerto Princesa offers a relaxing blend of scenic viewpoints, wildlife conservation sites, historical landmarks and local craftmanship. Home to the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River – one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, this hurried city blends natural attractions with a friendly, small-town vibe. A few days stay in Puerto Princesa is all it takes to set your heart racing.

Here’s my detailed Puerto Princesa Travel Guide with sample Puerto Princesa Itinerary and Expenses to help you plan your trip.

 

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT PUERTO PRINCESA

Like the rest of the Philippines, Puerto Princesa enjoys a wet and dry season.  The best time to visit Puerto Princesa is during the dry season – January to early June.

Heavy rains and typhoons are expected around July to November. But the nice thing about off-peak season is, hotels and flights are discounted as much as 50% off, though I highly suggest you check the weather updates before proceeding.

 

PUERTO PRINCESA TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

✅Philippines 5G SIMCARD: BUY HERE

✅Philippines 5G E-Sim:BUY HERE OR RESERVE HERE

✅ Puerto Princesa to El Nido Transfer: BUY HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATE HERE

 

WHERE TO STAY IN PUERTO PRINCESA

Puerto Princesa City maybe dubbed as a “City in the Forest”, though upon arrival, it’s honestly hard to see why it’s dubbed as one. Concrete buildings speckled everywhere and annoying traffic jams. Despite that, the city center remains as one of the recommended areas to stay when you’re in Puerto Princesa.

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PUERTO PRINCESA CITY CENTER

Staying in downtown Puerto Princesa such as Rizal Avenue, Malvar Road, San Pedro, or North Road puts you closer to restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, tour operators, and transport services. Small hostels and hotels along Rizal Avenue or San Pedro are popular and budget-friendly.

Best for: First-time visitors, short stays, food, night life and shopping-oriented tourists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RESORTS IN PUERTO PRINCESA CITY


If you want an ideal Puerto Princesa relaxed holiday, stay near beach areas or resorts with ocean views or forest views.

Best for: Nature lovers, couples, long stays, and those who want to explore jungle trails and beaches.

*Stayed at Daluyon Beach and Mountain Resort during my last trip to Puerto Princesa. See photo above. It was a pleasant and comfortable stay with beach-front access.  Plus, this resort is an award-winning eco-friendly and DOT-accredited resort.

 

 

 

 

HOTELS NEAR PUERTO PRINCESA AIRPORT

 It’s a short ride away from downtown Puerto Princesa and can be more peaceful with easy access on arrival/departure.

Best for: Early/late flights, short stop overs or quieter retreats.

 

 

 

 

 

HOW TO GET TO PUERTO PRINCESA

BY AIR

For first time visitors, it’s best to  go to Puerto Princesa by plane. Major airlines  such as Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific and Air Asia have frequent  flights from Manila to Puerto Princesa International Airport. Travel time is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. Estimated fare is roughly ₱1,500 ($26) to ₱5,000 ($86) depending on the season. Book in advance and during seat sales to get cheaper rates.

 You can check the rates and book a flight through the link below or book directly on the airlines official website.

✅MANILA TO PUERTO PRINCESA FLIGHTS: BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE

BY FERRY

 Alternatively, you can also take a ferry from Manila to Puerto Princesa via 2Go Travel, which departs from Manila North Harbor. Travel time is around 24 hours and estimated ferry fare is roughly ₱2,000 ($34) to ₱4,000 ($69).

 

PUERTO PRINCESA AIRPORT TO CITY CENTER

By Airport Tricycle

 Best for solo and budget travelers with small luggage. You can just ride a tricycle at Puerto Princesa Airport to your hotel. Tricycle fare is roughly ₱150 ($2.58) to ₱200 ($3.45) , good for 2-3 persons, depending on how far your hotel is. Typically it’s just around 15-25 minutes to downtown Puerto Princesa.

By Shared/Private Transfer:

 Best for groups or families with lots of luggage. You can book an airport transfer to and from your hotel through the link below.

✅Puerto Princesa Airport Transfer: BOOK HERE

By Hotel/Shuttle Van

 If you’re staying in a decent or luxury hotel in Puerto Princesa, inquire if they offer airport transfer. Some have free pick up while others offer it for fee, around ₱300 ($5) to ₱600 ($10) per person.

By Taxi/Grab

For visitors with heavy or lots of luggage or if you’re arriving late. You can just ride a taxi or Grab. Usual travel time is around 15-25 minutes to Puerto Princesa city center and estimated  fare is about ₱300 ($5) to ₱500 ($9).

GETTING AROUND PUERTO PRINCESA

By Tricycle

Best for: Going to nearby restaurants or tourist spots such as Plaza Cuartel, Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Puerto Princesa City Baywalk, and Balayong Park. Always ask how much the fare is before agreeing to ride.

How it works: You just flag down a tricycle or book through your hotel, reception can call a tricycle for you

Typical fare:

  • ₱20 ($0.34) to ₱50 ($0.86) for short rides
  • ₱100 ($1.72) to ₱200 ($3.45) for longer rides

 

By Taxi/Grab

 Best for: Airport transfers and traveling at night. Grab is available in Puerto Princesa.

Typical Fare:

  • ₱150 ($2.58) to ₱300 ($5.17) for most city trips
  • ₱400 ($6.89) to ₱600 ($10.34) from the airport, depending on traffic

 

By Motorcycle

 Best for: Freedom to explore on your own. Great for visiting Honda Bay and nearby beaches.

Price: ₱500 ($8.62) to ₱800 ($13.79) per day

Safety Tip: Wear a helmet and avoid driving at night if you’re unfamiliar with the road/place

By Rent a Car

 Best for: Groups or families, or if you want comfort + flexibility

Tip: Better to rent with a driver if you’re not familiar to local driving conditions

 ✅Puerto Princesa Car Rental: RENT HERE OR BOOK HERE

 

By Tour Package

 Most top tours in Puerto Princesa includes hotel pick up and transport, guide, lunch and entrance fee, and they’re pretty affordable. See the tours under Puerto Princesa Tourist Spots below.

Typical Cost: ₱2,000 ($34.46) to ₱4,000 ($69)

 

By Walking

 Puerto Princesa is quite a walkable city, especially around the main areas.

Best for: City center, Baywalk, Rizal Avenue, local restaurants

 

PUERTO PRINCESA TOURIST SPOTS

Puerto Princesa is the laid-back gateway to Palawan, riddled with limestone cliffs, jungle-clad mountains, emerald underground river and caverns as well as palm-fringed aquamarine beaches that set the tone for slow, scenic travel. Best known for the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River – one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. There’s plenty to help you work up an appetite, including clifftop adventures, zipline, and boating through a mangrove forests.

 Make sure you pay the Puerto Princesa Environmental Fee and keep your ticket/receipt for inspection and take a photo of it. You will be asked to present it at every subsequent tourist spot. You can pay this at the first tourist spot that you’ll be visiting like Mitra’s Ranch, Baker’s Hill, Sabang Port (Puerto Princesa Underground River), Santa Lourdes Wharf (Honda Bay), Ugong Rock, or Firefly Watching.

₱150 ($2.58) –Eco-Tourism Development Fee (1x fee, valid for 6 months)

 

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY TOUR 

If you’re visiting Palawan or just passing through this city before heading to El Nido or San Vicente, stay for at least 2-3 days and join a Puerto Princesa City Tour that gives visitors a glimpse of the city’s unique character. It’s ideal for travelers who want to explore beyond the beaches and learn more about Palawan’s heritage, environment, and local way of life.

 The Puerto Princesa City Tour has plenty to offer.  Whether you’re up for wildlife encounters, meet Palawan’s Indigenous People, go shopping for local handicrafts, indulge on fresh seafood or go for a sunset stroll along the bay, the Puerto Princesa tour all feel effortless, making it the perfect starting point for exploring Palawan’s wild side. Best to book in advance through the links provided below. You can join a half-day or whole day tour.

✅Puerto Princesa Heritage Tour: BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

Here’s a list of tourist attractions that’s typically included in the Puerto Princesa City Tour.

  • Binuatan Creations
  • Address: Bougainville Drive, Rafols St. Santa Monica, South Road, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 9°47’21.6″N 118°44’00.0″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Entrance Fee: FREE

 

  • Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center
  • Address: Irawan, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 9°47’58.5″N 118°41’37.6″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM
  • Entrance Fee: Adult – ₱40 ($0.69), Senior – ₱30 ($0.52), Child (4-12 y.0) – ₱20 ($0.34)

 

  • Mitra’s Ranch
  • Address: Mitra Road, Brgy. Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 9°48’41.8″N 118°44’07.2″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Entrance Fee: FREE
  • Ancestral House Museum: ₱20 ($0.34)
  • Hanging Bridge, Zipline, Rainbow Slide, Giant Web: ₱550 ($9.48)

 

 

  • Palawan Butterfly Eco-Garden and Tribal Village
  • Address: Bunk House Road, Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 9°47’58.5″N 118°41’37.6″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Entrance Fee: FREE

 

 

  

  • Viet Ville (Vietnamese Village)
  • Address: Santa Lourdes, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 9°51’13.8″N 118°44’21.0″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Entrance Fee: FREE, but you can get a tour guide and give a tip to guide your around the village and tell you more about its culture and history

 

HONDA BAY ISLAND HOPPING

Tan-hungry bodies come for Palawan’s sun, sea and sand.  And its capital – Puerto Princesa City, though often overshadowed by the more scenic islands and beaches of El Nido and the tranquil tropical cliché islands off the coast of Port Barton, has its own dramatic  stretch of coastline and island to flaunt like Honda Bay. Nestled just a short drive away from Puerto Princesa’s city center, Honda Bay is where powdered-sugary soft sands fringed by coconut palms and perfect waves peel off in several directions in the shoreline.

The main islands visited for Honda Bay island hopping are:

  • Luli Island – a great swimming spot, famous for its sandbar that appears/disappears with the tide.
  • Cowrie Island – larger island with beachside areas perfect for lunch, water activities or just unwinding on its sandy shore.
  • Starfish Island – shallow snorkeling and starfish spotting.

 

Tour Options and Costs:

1.Honda Bay Organized Group Tour (Joiner)

There are several local travel agencies offering group Honda Bay Island Hopping Tours. You book tour as a joiner or book a private tour. Tour typically departs around  7:00 AM – 8:00 AM and typically includes  roundtrip  land transfer from hotel in Puerto Princesa, boat transfers, guide, lunch, entrance fees, and wharf fees.

✅HONDA BAY ISLAND HOPPING: BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

 

 2. DIY Honda Bay Island Hopping

2.1. Go directly to Honda Bay Port/Sta. Lourdes Wharf.

2.2. Register at the Tourist Information Counter. Pay the fees.

  • Environmental Fee – ₱150 ($3), valid for 6 months, if paid already, show your receipt
  • Terminal Fee – ₱40 ($0.69)
  • Luli Island – ₱100 ($1.72),
  • Starfish Island entrance fee – ₱100 ($1.72)
  • Cowrie Island entrance fee – ₱100 ($1.72)
  • Pandan Island entrance fee – ₱200 ($3.45)
  • Snorkel/Mask Gear  rental fee – ₱150 ($3)

2.3. Hire a boat for whole day island hopping.

  • ₱1,300 ($22) – ₱1,500 ($26): small boat, good for 1-6 pax
  • ₱2,000 ($34) – ₱2,500 ($43): large boat, good for 12-14 pax

 

PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER

The view of the jungled-clad limestone hills is the star of show upon arrival at the Puerto Princesa Underground River. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was designated as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. The emerald green Puerto Princesa Underground River flows through a neck-swiveling limestone karst cave system and empties directly into the sea, which is a rare geological formation. The entire river system stretches around 8.2 km, and about half of it can be explored by boat. Inside the cave, you’ll encounter extraordinary stalactites, stalagmite, rock formations, and large chambers where bats and swiftlets reside.

Visitors typically join a guided boat tour through the Puerto Princesa Underground River from Sabang Wharf.  Take note that permits are required and there are daily limits on visitors to help protect the environment. Best to secure a permit at least 1-2 days before your planned tour.

Alternatively, if you don’t want to stress about the permits, transportation, and lunch, you can join the group tours organized by local tour operators. You can book ahead through the links below for a hassle-free trip.

✅ UNDERGROUND RIVER TOUR: BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

I’ll write a separate detailed blog on DIY Trip to Puerto Princesa Underground River , but for your quick reference, here’s how much it’ll cost you if you do a DIY trip, take note that transfer/transport to and from Sabang Port and lunch aren’t included. There are eateries/carinderia at Sabang Port, bring cash.  There’s also a Euronet ATM here, but I would still suggest you withdraw cash in Puerto Princesa City.

Puerto Princesa Underground River Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Important: Drones not allowed in the national park.

ITEM FEES NOTES
Permit/Entrance Fee ₱500 ($9) Adult
Audio Guide Rental ₱85 ($1.46) Required for guided tour
Environmental Fee/Eco Fee ₱150 ($2.57) Pay at the office or  at Sabang Port
Terminal Fee ₱5 ($0.086) Pay at Sabang Port
Boat Transfer ₱180 ($3) -₱200 ($3.43) Shared motorized boat
TOTAL EXPENSES PER PAX ₱920 ($15.78) – ₱940 ($16)

 

It’s safe to say that booking and joining a group tour is value for money since it’s already all-in (lunch and transport included) and you don’t have to go through the hassle of securing a permit since the travel agency will take care of that already.

MANGROVE PADDLEBOAT TOUR + TAMILOK

Before or after your Puerto Princesa Underground River Tour, there’s another interesting activity nearby. Just walking distance from Sabang Port is a community-managed paddle boat tour experience through the mangrove forests in Brgy. Sabang, still part of the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park area.  By booking the Sabang Mangrove Forest tour, you are helping and supporting the community-based sustainable tourism in Cabayugan, which helps manage and preserve the local mangrove area.

You can hire a paddle boat stirred by a local boatman and slowly drift along the calm waterways fringed by mangroves where you’ll spot wildlife living in the area such as monkeys, birds, and monitor lizards. You can learn more about the ecology of the mangrove forest and their conservation efforts discussed by the local guide. The tour take around 30- minutes.  If you’re lucky enough, the locals might offer to search for the popular local delicacy tamilok (shipworm) for you, you can buy them or give them a tip. Though they look like worms, they’re actually just shell-less saltwater clams that bores holes into woods and mangrove trees.

You can do a DIY Mangrove Paddle Tour (see the link of my DIY Sabang Mangrove Tour below) or book the tour along with the Puerto Princesa Underground River through the links below.

✅ UNDERGROUND RIVER + MANGROVE: RESERVE HERE

ALSO READ:  DIY SABANG MANGROVE PADDLE BOAT TOUR

 

 

SABANG ZIPLINE

Tucked in the modest village of Cabayugan near Sabang Port, the gateway to Puerto Princesa Underground River, is one of the most thrilling seaside adventures in Palawan – the Sabang X Zipline. Famous for its breath-snatching over-water ride zipline that stretches approximately 800 meters across the azure waters of Sabang Beach that is bordered by jungle-clad mountains. You can do this DIY, or book a combo package tour with Puerto Princesa Underground River through the link below.

✅ UNDERGROUND RIVER, ZIPLINE + MANGROVE FOREST: RESERVE HERE
  • Sabang X Zipline
  • Address: Cabayugan, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 10°11’56.3″N 118°54’29.2″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Zipline Fees: ₱550 ($9.48), extra ₱200 ($3.45) if Superman position

 

 UGONG ROCK ADVENTURES

You may be tempted to just relax on the beach, but did you know there are adventure activities in Puerto Princesa that are worth experiencing? Nearby Sabang area is Ugong Rock, a 75-foot tall limestone karst formation where visitors can explore caves (spelunking) and enjoy zipline rides with views of the dense forest hugging the limestone hills and the green rice fields below. The name “ugong” comes from the gong-like echoing sounds the rocks make inside the passages.

✅ UNDERGROUND RIVER + UGONG ROCK: BOOK HERE

Here are the adventure activities that adrenaline junkies can enjoy in Ugong Rock.

1. Spelunking/Caving

 Climb through narrow tunnels, chambers and natural rock formations with the help of safety gears like helmets and gloves. Rate is ₱200 ($3.45) per person

 

2. Ziplining

 After reaching the summit of Ugong Rock, you can descend by zipline. There are typically 2 styles:

  • Seated Position – more relaxed flight for ₱250 ($4.31)
  • Superman Position – lying face down for a more thrilling experience ₱350 ($6)

 

3. Nature Views + Photo Op

At the summit of Ugong Rock, you’ll get panoramic views of the countryside and limestone hills and here you can get ideal travel photos and videos

Important: Make sure you are wearing appropriate clothing and rubber shoes to try these activities. Avoid wearing sleeves tops because you’ll be wearing zipline gears. Bring water, sunscreen and cash. There is a Euronet ATM nearby, but just to be sure, stack up cash before you visit. 

  • Sabang X Zipline
  • Address: Purok Pagkakaisa, Brgy. Tagabinet, Puerto Princesa
  • GPS: 10°05’13.1″N 118°51’16.9″E
  • Open Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Fees: Caving ₱200 ($3.45), Sitting Zipline ₱250 ($4.31), Superman Zipline ₱350 ($6)
  • Combo: Caving + Sitting Zipline ₱450 ($7.75), Caving + Superman Zipline ₱550 ($9.48)

 

 

IWAHIG FIREFLY WATCHING TOUR

 

I’ve yet to try this but I’ll include this on the Things to Do in Puerto Princesa list for you as I have heard some of my traveler friends brag about how good this tour is. The Iwahig Firefly Watching Tour in Puerto Princesa is a relaxing evening activity that takes tourists on a guided boat cruise through mangrove-lined river such as the Iwahig River.  It’s a roughly 30-45 minute cruise where guests can observe colonies of synchronized fireflies glowing among the trees while learning about the mangrove conservation and the local ecosystem. The tour typically includes hotel transfers, boat ride,  and licensed guide.

 

✅ FIREFLY WATCHING TOUR: BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

 

WHERE TO EAT IN PUERTO PRINCESA

There’s a couple of good place to dine in Puerto Princesa. But I have only tried a few, mostly the popular ones because I’m usually just passing through. Having said that, here are some of the top-rated restaurants that I have tried and the suggested budget.

 

KINABUCHS GRILL AND BAR

This place is pretty popular to tourists and more like an institution already in Puerto Princesa. As its name suggest, it’s a grill and bar serving Filipino cuisine seafood, Asian dishes, and a full bar. We tried a couple of food here and I understood why it’s pretty popular, because the food here are good. But be warned that it gets pretty full at night, so come here early to secure a seat, they open here around 4:00 PM.

Famous: Local grilled specialties, including crocodile meat dishes, sizzling sisig, seafood, crispy pata and the Palawan delicacy – tamilok.

Atmosphere: Casual, open-air space, ideal for dinner, drinks, and social gatherings

Price Range: ₱400 ($7) to ₱1,000 ($17)

  • Kinabuchs Grill and Bar
  • Address: 369 Rizal Avenue, Puerto Princesa City
  • GPS:9°44’24.0″N 118°44’45.6″E
  • Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday (Closed on Monday) 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM

 

KALAUI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

 Another pretty popular restaurant in Puerto Princesa best known for its fresh seafood and local Filipino dishes.

 Famous for: fresh seafood and Filipino-Asian dishes, with options like crabs, fish steak, sashimi, tempura, sinigang and vegetables dishes

Atmosphere: rustic, open-air dining in a traditional Filipino wooden house

Price Range: ₱500 ($9) to ₱1,000 ($17)

  • Kalaui Seafood Restaurant
  • Address: 369 Rizal Avenue, Puerto Princesa City
  • GPS:9°44’27.8″N 118°44’53.1″E
  • Open Hours: Daily – Lunch 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM, Dinner 6:00 PM – 10:30 PM

 

BONA’S CHAO LONG HAUS

 A pretty popular Vietnamese-inspired noodle restaurant in Puerto Princesa, best known for  its affordable chao long, a rich beef noodle soup with Filipino-Vietnamese flavor with generous portions of beef stew. I did like their chao long when I first tried it a decade ago, but when we returned during our last trip, I honestly don’t find the broth as rich as before, it’s a little too thin for my taste.

Famous for: beef chao long

Atmosphere: laidback and informal

Price Range: ₱100 ($1.72) to ₱200 ($3.45)

 

VIET VILLE

Located in a former Vietnamese village settlement with historical roots from Vietnamese refugees who once lived here. The Viet Ville Restaurant serves authentic Vietnamese cuisines such as pho, chao long, spring rolls and banh mi. You can tour around the village where old and abandoned houses of the refugees still stand to date but most are overgrown with plants. There’s also a Vietnamese Buddhist Temple (Chua Van Phap Buddhist Temple) tucked here and a Catholic chapel. There’s no entrance fee, but you can get a guide to tour you around and explain the history and culture shared here.

Famous for: pho, chao long and banh mi

Atmosphere: casual welcoming vibe, with simple Vietnamese décor, lush plants and comfortable seating, perfect for lingering over a meal

Price Range: ₱150 ($2.58) to ₱400 ($7) for solo dishes, ₱1,499 ($26) to ₱2,499 ($43) for group meal

 

 

PUERTO PRINCESA ITINERARY

 

Whether you are craving island hopping, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, exploring underground caves, or simply relaxing on white sand beaches, Puerto Princesa offers the perfect mix of adventure and serenity.

Here’s a sample Puerto Princesa 3-4 day itinerary with budget/expenses. For your convenience, I didn’t write this as DIY travel but as a tourist availing the cheap tour packages in Puerto Princesa. I will write a separate blog on these places and will probably do a DIY Travel Guide there for your reference. But having been to Puerto Princesa a few times already, I highly recommend booking a tour package (joining group tours) especially if you are traveling alone or just a couple or small group, it’s more convenient because there’s no need to think about securing a permit for some attractions, hotel transfers to the tourist spots, and where to have lunch during the tour.

 


Take note that airfare, hotel, drinks, souvenirs, and other personal expenses aren’t included in the sample budget. This budget is good for a solo traveler.

 

PUERTO PRINCESA ITINERARY FOR 3-4 DAYS WITH BUDGET

Here’s a sample Puerto Princesa Itinerary good for 3-4 days with sample budget.

DAY 1 ARRIVAL + CITY TOUR
06:30 AM ETA Manila Airport
07:00 AM Check-in
9:50 AM ETD Manila
11:25 AM ETA Puerto Princesa
11:45 AM Tricycle to hotel. ₱200 ($3.45)
12:05 PM ETA Hotel. Leave luggage at reception. Too early to check-in.
12:15 PM Quick lunch. ₱400 ($6.89)
12:45 PM ✅ Puerto Princesa City Tour BOOK HERE ₱800 ($13.79)
Pay Environmental Fee ₱150 ($2.58)
·      Palawan Wildlife Rescue & Conservation Center ₱40 ($0.69)
·      Mitra’s Ranch. FREE
·      Baker’s Hill. FREE
·      Binuatan Creations. FREE
·      Immaculate Conception Cathedral. FREE
·      Plaza Cuartel. FREE
·      Puerto Princesa City Baywalk. FREE
·      Souvenir Shops
05:00 PM End of Puerto Princesa City Tour
06:00 PM Hotel check-in. Freshen up.
07:30 PM Dinner at Kalui. ₱600 ($10.34)
09:30 PM Back to hotel. Lights out.
DAY 1 EXPENSES ₱2,150 ($37.05)
DAY 2 PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER TOUR
06:00 AM Hotel breakfast
Bring receipt for your Environmental Fee
07:00 AM ✅Underground River Tour BOOK HERE ₱2,200 ($37.89)
01:00 PM Lunch (included in the tour package)
04:30 PM End of tour
05:00 PM Back to hotel. Freshen up.
06:00 PM Early dinner at Kinabuch. ₱700 ($12.06)
08:30 PM Back to hotel. Lights out.
DAY 2 EXPENSES ₱2,900 ($49.95)
DAY 3 HONDA BAY ISLAND HOPPING
06:00 AM Hotel breakfast
Bring receipt for yout Environmental Fee
07:00 AM ✅Honda Bay Island Hopping BOOK HERE ₱1,785 ($30.75)
·      Luli Island
·      Cowrie Island
·      Pambato Reef
12:00 PM Lunch (included in the tour)
03:00 PM End of Tour
04:00 PM Back to hotel. Freshen up.
05:00 PM Souvenir shopping. Or Pack luggage
07:00 PM Dinner. ₱600 ($10.34)
09:00 PM Nightlife
11:00 PM Back to hotel. Lights out.
DAY 3 EXPENSES ₱2,385 ($41.09)
DAY 4 DEPARTURE
07:00 AM Hotel breakfast
Check-out.
Tricycle to Puerto Princesa Airport. ₱200 ($3.45)
DAY 4 EXPENSES ₱200 ($3.45)
TOTAL EXPENSES ₱7,635 ($87)

PUERTO PRINCESA SIDETRIP

 
✅ El Nido Tour A (Lagoons and Islands): BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE
✅ El Nido Tour B (Caves and Islands): BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE
✅ El Nido Tour C (Hidden Beaches and Shrines): BOOK HERE OR RESERVE HERE OR CHECK RATES HERE

 

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