Rates start from: Php 19,000 nett per room per night (Meals and Boat Transfers included)
Lagen Island Resort is located in Bacuit Bay in the town of El Nido, Northern Palawan, Philippines. Set in a marine reserve, Lagen Island is surrounded by sheer limestone cliffs and pristine waters. Its numerous coves are ideal for snorkeling and other marine sports. Its lush forest is host to more than 70 species of birds, a large number of which are endemic to Palawan ........more hotel info
Rates start from: Php 11,500 nett per room per night (Meals and Boat Transfers included)
The Island Of The Gods
Miniloc Island features dramatic cliffs and hidden lagoons. Its unique rock formations lend an aura of mystery and excitement that each guest feels upon approaching the island. The resort is esconced in a cove, and its 31 rooms are made up of different types of cottages. There are water cottages built on stilts over the water, garden cottages surrounded by tropical flowers and cliff cottages nestled on the hillside .......more hotel info
Rates start from: USD 180 nett per room per night (Meals and Boat Transfers included)
El Nido is a key attraction in Palawan boasting of black marble caves, tabletop corals, fantastic marine life, and of course its immaculate white sand beaches which brings thousands of tourists to this area every year.....more hotel info
ABOUT PALAWAN
Palawan, an island province southwest of Metro Manila, is revered as one of the Philippines' and Asia 's most haunting and final frontiers.
Palawan, the country's last environmental frontier, is blessed with 1780 islands and islets most of which have irregular coastlines that make excellent harbors. Thick forests covering these steepIy sloped mountains assure adequate watersheds for rivers and streams. Palawan is surrounded by a coral shelf that abounds with varied and colorful marine life, hence the island province has been declared a nature sanctuary. The province boasts of extraordinary scenic wonders like El Nido, St. Paul Underground River, Tabon Caves and Honda Bay Islands.
Puerto Princesa is the capital of Palawan.
People and Culture
Palawan is a melting pot of 87 different cultural groups and races. Basically Its culture bears a strong influence from China, India and the Middle East. Influx of migrants from other parts of the Philippines, particularly from Muslim Mindanao, accounts for the high population growth rate of 3.98% annually. Eighteen percent of the population is composed of cultural minority groups such as Central Tagbanua, Palawan (Palawano), Batak, Calamian Tagbanua, and Molbog.
CLIMATE
The province has two types of climate: the first type which occurs in the northern and southern extremities and the entire western coast has two distinct seasons - six months dry and six months wet. The other type, which prevails in the eastern coast, has short dry season of one to three months and no pronounced rainy period during the rest of the year. The southern part of the province is practically free from typhoons but the northern part has persistent gales and torrential rains during July and August.
Ground Floor, Edgardo Angara Wing, Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP Bldg.), Jade Street,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Metro Manila 1605 Philippines Cebu Branch: Lobby, Waterfront Airport Hotel 1 Airport Road, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, Philippines Tel: (6332) 341-2035 Fax: (6332) 341-2036
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