Tours in El Nido

Read about El Nido by clicking here.

Than if YOU ever tired of El Nido, take Montenegro boat.

Daily departure is at 6 am. So If YOU take a boat from El Nido, you will be in Coron around noon.

If you wish to read more about Coron check out my blog right here 

More information about what to do in Coron, check my previous blog about Coron tours.

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I stayed in El Nido about 9 days, because it was impossible to take Montenegro boat due to waves as high as 5 meters. But I think max 4 days in El Nido is enough.

Definitely don’t miss sunset at Las Cabbanas beach.

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Tour A & C is a must!

YOU can do Island hoping tour which incl. lunch.

I got a discount because I paid both tours – combination of (A,C) in 1 agency.

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Tour A:

Lagoon & Beaches

1200 pesos

  • Small Lagoon
  • Big Lagoon
  • Shimizu Island
  • Secret Lagoon
  • 7 Commando Beach

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Tour B:

Caves & Coves

1300 pesos

  • Cathedral Cave
  • Shake Island
  • Hidden Beach
  • Pinagbuyutan Island
  • Pangulasian Island

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Tour C

Hidden beaches & Shrines

1400 pesos

  • Secret Beach
  • Matinloc Shrine
  • Hidden Beach
  • Star Beach
  • Helicopter Island

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Tour D

Island beaches

1200 pesos

  • Cadlao
  • Pasandigan
  • Paradise
  • Nathan Beach – rented a scooter *(600 pesos a day), loved it!
  • Bukal Beach

Check out all tours and combo of tour in El Nido here.

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Tours in Puerto Princessa:

I also experienced tours in Puero Princessa,

I was very badly disappointed. It is extremely touristic. If YOU do Puerto Princessa tours before El Nido and Coron tours, than maybe you might enjoy. But I went to Puerto Princessa at the end of my trip and it was not that good. I did a full day tour which was called Honda Bay Island-Hopping.

Honda Bay Island-hopping tour:

As you can see from my photos, the sea isn’t that crystal clear. I didn’t see any corals, the beach wasn’t that exciting. Basically this tour was a total tourist trap and each island was overcrowded.

Who cares for the sand castles. Right?

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Nevertheless, I met this group of young guys from Puerto Princessa so I had a great time as they spoke Perfect English. At least I was in a great company and learned a lot about their country.

  • LuLi Island (Lulubog Lilitaw Island)
  • Cowrie Island
  • Starfish Island – swim, snorkel

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For more info about tours in Puerto Princessa check out here.

Tours in Port Barton:

  • activities in Port Barton, check it out here.

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With LOVE,

Zuzi

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