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PALAWAN:
Best of the Islands Philippines Calauit Island Wildlife Sanctuary - Its 3,700 hectare area is devoted
to a wildlife preserved. African animals from Kenya such as giraffes
and elands, zebras and gazelles co-exist with endemic Philippine
animals like the Palawan bearcat, mousedeer and peacock pheasant.
Modest accomodations are available for an overnight stay.
Advisable visiting time is between
5:00 to 7:00 a.m. Tourists are required to secure permit at the
Office of Palawan Council for Sustainable Development located
in Coron.
There are no regular transportation
facilities in the area, thus, tourists are advised to hire a
vehicle.
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Philippine Travel Tips and General Informations Activities for All AgesIf you have children that are not very close in age or run a daycare with a wide range of ages it can be tricky to plan activities that will engage everyone. But it is not impossible. There are activities that can be planned that everyone can participate in at their own level or ones where the older children can help the younger. Don’t despair about the age gap or feel that you need to plan something different for everyone. Follow the tips below as a guide or starting point to including everyone in your summertime activities. Activities for All Ages Motivational & Inspirational Quotes: We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. T. S. Eliot Source of Information: Department of Tourism, Philippines |
Coron Reefs - Seven enchanting lakes surrounded
by craffy limestone cliffs attracts hundreds of nature lovers
to this island in northern Palawan, near the town of Coron.
Location : Busuanga Coron Reefs - Seven enchanting lakes surrounded
by craggy limestone cliffs attract hundreds of nature lovers
to this island in northern Palawan, near the town of Coron.
Location : Northern Palawan near
Coron
El Nido Marine Reserve - Occupying an area of 96,000 hectares,
this popular nature spot boasts of diverse ecosystems such as
rainforest, mangroves, white sand beaches, coral reefs, and limestone
cliffs. It is now one of the country's premier destination. Blessed
with extraordinary natural scenery, El Nido is the sanctuary
for various forms of wildlife. Countless varieties of fish are
also found here. Manta rays are a common sight; when in season,
divers may see one of the world's rarest marine mammal, the sea
cow (known locally as "dugong").
Accommodations are available
at El Nido Resorts on the Miniloc and Lagen Islands. El Nido
Resorts are noted for their hidden lagoons, palm forests, orchids
and offshore cruise points. A part from the crozy accomodations,
recreational facilities and aqua sports equipment are also available
to tourists.
Location : Miniloc Island, El
Nido St. Paul Subterranean River
National Park - This
river flows within a deep cavern under rugged limestone and marble
cliffs, a special feature of the park. Known as one of the world's
wonders, this river stretches eight kilometers deep into an underground
lagoon with crystalline waters Within the hallowed recesses,
one winds through the tunnel aboard a paddle boat outriggers
to be enthralled at every turn which reveals stalactite pillars,
rock formations and domed amphitheaters.
Location : Bahile, Puerto Princesa
City Honda Bay - The bay consists of several islets
with shallow reefs bordering fabulous beaches which have become
the favorite swimming, snorkeling, and diving destinations of
local residents and tourists. These islets are the Cannon (Cowrie)
Island, Bat Island, Lu-li Island (derived from the word "lulubog-lilitaw",
meaning floating and sinking island, is visible only during low
tide), Meara Marina, Starfish Island (known for its fine white
sand and clear water that teems with starfish), Snake Island
(an island with a long stretch of time white sand shaped like
a snake), Pandan Island, and Señorita Island (the breeding
site of Lapu-Lapu fish). Lodging facilities are avilable for
overnight stays in the islands of Meara Marina and Starfish (Sandbar
Resort).
Location : Sta. Lourdes Tagbanua,
Puerto Princesa City Tubbataha Reefs National Marine
Park - Tubbataha is reputed
as the country's best dive spot. The park was named a World Heritage
Site because of its abundant marine life. Provides neophyte divers
with their first encounter with a Tubbataha shark. The reef itself
is gradual in slope with a good variety of invertebrates and
reef fishes. Tubbataha Island consists of two islets with lots
of soft corals and small caves where tip and nurse sharks nap,
as well as turtles and manta rays. The northern islet, called "Bird Island", has costs which abound with fish schools,
reef ray, leopard all these glories. Tubbataha Islands and its
environs was declared by the World Tourism Association as a Herritage
Site.
Location : Cagayancillo town Tabon Cave - Known as the "Cradle of Philippine
Civilization", Tabon Caves consist of a series of chambers
where anthropologists discovered the remains of crude man and
his tools. Anthropological significance came to the fore with
the discovery of the 22,000 year old Tabon Man in its interior
decades ago, along with other artifacts.
Location : Quezon Ursula Island Game Refuge
and Bird Sanctuary -
This Island is the heaven for birds that converge here two hour
before sunset, to take their rest after a day's long flight.
Location : Rio Tuba Village,
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