Archive for the ‘Palawan’ Category
Feb 11 25th |
La Terrasse Restaurant might be the next big thing in PalawanPosted by Ada on Category: Luzon, Palawan, Restaurant | 13 Comments |
We just discovered this awesome restaurant in Puerto Princesa, Palawan. This has got to be my new favorite restaurant here in the Philippines. The restaurant wasn’t built yet when we went to Puerto Princesa last April 2010, they just opened July 2010.
I found this restaurant while reading restaurant reviews in Trip Advisor, I said to myself why not give it a try. Some locals are not familiar in this place. Even our hotel’s driver doesn’t know this restaurant, good thing is that the restaurant is easy to find in the stretch of Rizal Avenue. Continue reading »
Aug 10 9th |
Dangkalan Beach Resort: A place to stay at Puerto Princesa, PalawanPosted by Ada on Category: Luzon, Palawan | 31 Comments |
We actually transferred here the second day of our stay since we didn’t really like the first hotel we stayed in. We have lots of hotel brochures of Puerto Princesa and it’s hard to pick since we really don’t know which offers the best service at an affordable price until we ended up choosing Dangkalan Beach Resort.

Clean rooms, very fresh. Sure they are very accommodating. Two thumbs up!
Together with my friends Mica and Jenny, we immediately headed at their beach proper area. It’s low tide, so the water is not noticeable at far.

My favorite spot at Dangkalan.
It’s very fascinating that they have a place like this. I am amazed with the views and the fresh strong wind coming from the beach. We’re facing the Sulu Sea! Continue reading »
Mar 10 18th |
Honda Bay Island Hopping, Puerto Princesa, PalawanPosted by Ada on Category: Luzon, Palawan | 19 Comments |
Yes!! My favorite part! Island Hopping in Honda Bay! Our great tour guide Gloria and bangkeros headed us first in Pambato Reef. Pambato Reef, is one of the well known tourist spots in Honda Bay. It is also known as “Mini Tubbataha.”

The diver pulled me downward so I can have a shot beside this wonderful reef. I hope this shot is not bad hehehe.
You should wear life-vest while snorkeling in order for you stay on top of the reefs. Stepping on the reefs is strictly prohibited! Ouch. But in my case, I removed the life-vest so I can go far beneath the water and have this shot taken. Please don’t attempt removing your life-vest if you don’t know how to swim.
Since it’s my first time in snorkeling, I can’t help not to drink water from it, the water is very salty! We snorkeled in 3 body of waters and I peed each in it. Bangkeros said fishes and reefs love it! Continue reading »







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