Travel Stories from Palawan Island, Philippines

After two weeks in Port Barton, and before flying out from Palawan, we got to spend 6 days in Puerto Princesa. We had plenty of time to do another nice excursion to Palawan’s astounding wilderness. For our transport means we ...

During our first motorbike day trip from Port Barton to Caruray, we figured out one thing: the region’s roads are not to be driven on a scooter (that is, if you want to reach far and don’t end up with ...

Upon getting to Port Barton Beach, you’re bound to hear “White Beach“ and “Coconut Beach” all the time by a great many touts and boat owners who aspire to offer you a tour to those beaches. I get why would ...

Strolling around Port Barton, you will all too often run into aspiring local guides offering you tours to, amongst a great variety of other destinations, the waterfalls. They speak about Pamuayan Waterfall. More on my YouTube Channel You definitely don’t ...

Just like everywhere in southeast Asia, one of the best ways to explore the beauty of the Philippines is on two wheels. Before coming to Port Barton, one of the first things we looked up online was information about renting ...

Being stationed in Port Barton for a while, we felt an urge for a break from the tourist throng and the omnipresent touts. Being not great fans of organized, costly and banal tours, we examined different possibilities for independent, economic ...

Port Barton on Palawan Island, Philippines, is famous for one thing: island-hopping tours. There is a multitude of pristine, heavenly little islands popping out from Port Barton Bay’s clear, blue waters. There are literally hundreds of boats stationed at Port ...