The main island is 425 km long and 40 km at its widest point. It is home to the province capital of Puerto Princesa, widely recognised as the Philippines cleanest city.At the north end of Palawan province is the Calamianes Islands that offers a abundance of adventure holiday activities both on land, above and below the sea. Getting to Palawan There are five major airports in Palawan, at Peurto Princesa, El Nido, Sandoval, Busuanga and Cuyo. These airports are served by regular flights from Manila.
El Nido’s biggest booze cruise! Launched in February 2016, this lesbian-owned Party Boat offers ocean cruising, island chillin’, snorkeling, BBQ, music and free flow of alcoholic drinks. They also offer overnight trips to secluded islands for groups.
The boat picks you up in the morning (11am) and drops you off after sunset. It cruises to the best spots, beaches and lagoons in the area. Check the website for rates, routes and more information. LGBT community receives a 10% discount.
Located on Palawan island, El Nido is rated by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the most beautiful places on earth.
TIKI Resto Bar
The popular TIKI Resto Bar offers good food, reasonably priced drinks, regular live music and fun party nights in Palawan.
TIKI is particularly busy on Friday and Saturday night, attracting a large number of local gay guys who are easy to spot.
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