Siete Pecados, Coron, Palawan, a photo by Kristoff de Villa Sole Escape on Flickr.
Got the 1st trip for that day. :)
Showing posts with label Palawan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palawan. Show all posts
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Sunday, August 11, 2013
What's all the fuss? What's in Coron, Palawan?
And the answer to this is....
Great work Kristoff! ha ha! Anyway!
uhm...
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Palawan's "CORON-ing" Glory
I can't seem to figure out the shape I want to match Coron, Palawan... so I googled! And it's a wedge-shaped limestone island! Wee
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| Me at Banol Beach... lunch time! |
Alright, so just a little more info on the island, few of its coastal areas are being covered by mangrove forests. Coron has several lakes, famous of which is the nationally-acclaimed cleanest lake in the country, the Kayangan Lake. I so fell crazily in love with the place and the #Kayangan Lake to be the highlight of my birthday trip (July 17th... I'm still accepting gifts... LOL).
It's got a number of white-sand beaches and clear blue waters perfect for snorkeling, deep-sea fishing and also famous for shipwreck diving...
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Must-Eats in Puerto Princesa, Palawan
You may have been fully satisfied with the things you've seen in the area, but though shall not forget that you've got a belly famished by your itchy feet. You need to reload for your next adventure.
So, I've got you guys a list of places I've been to. Places to satiate yourselves and a chance to take on exotic delicacies! These, are "for me" not to miss restaurants and food places in Puerto Princesa. You ready? This can become uh little... nasty. ha ha
So, I've got you guys a list of places I've been to. Places to satiate yourselves and a chance to take on exotic delicacies! These, are "for me" not to miss restaurants and food places in Puerto Princesa. You ready? This can become uh little... nasty. ha ha
Monday, June 3, 2013
Palawan: Puerto Princesa's Grandeur
Legend attributes the name of this city to a princess-like maiden who in early days is said to have roamed and took guard in certain nights of the year. That was again, during the early days, this time it's way different. I see it more as a royal haven and sanctuary for the people in Palawan and the tourists.
Red carpet, blowing of trumpets and a grand entourage?! Think you're that lucky?! I don't think so! No royal treatment will be provided upon your arrival there! But the good people of Puerto Princesa will
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