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Puerto Princesa is the capital city of Palawan province, which is located in the Southern Tagalog region. It is a relatively new city, and is the second biggest city in the Philippines, in terms of area.

HOW TO GET THERE:

AIR (Manila-Puerto Princesa) Air Philippines, PAL, SEAIR, Cebu Pacific

WHERE TO STAY IN PUERTO PRINCESA:

• Abelardo’s Pension House
  
• Amelia Pensionne
  
• Bachelor’s Inn
  
• Barcelo Asturias Hotel
  
• Camille del Sol Beach Resort
  
• Casa Linda Inn
  
• Georg’s Place Nagtabon Beach
  
• Hotel Fleuris
  
• Island Palawan Hotel
  
• Rengel Hotel
  
• Sonne Gasthaus Restaurant Pension House
  
• The Legend Hotel
  
• Trattoria Inn and Swiss Bistro
  
• Tropical Sun Inn

WHERE TO STAY IN PALAWAN:

• Amanpulo Resort
  
• Club Noah Isabelle
  
• Club Paradise Resort
  
• Lagen Island Resort
  
• Maricaban Bay Marina Resort
  
• Miniloc Island Resort

WHAT TO SEE:

Puerto Princesa Bay
Has a good view of the sunset and some interesting places for diving.

Palawan Museum
Houses a display of archaeological artifacts and fossil remains.

Palawan State University
Has a smaller museum with displays of archaeological finds, artifacts, butterfly and shell collections.

Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center
A crocodile farm that also has a small zoo with animals endemic to Palawan.

Iwahig Penal Colony
A self-supporting colony where the prisoners sell handicrafts they made at the souvenir shop.

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
A park lying at the foot of Mt. St. Paul, and has a number of different varieties of trees and animals. The underground river exits from an 8-kilometer cave into a beautiful pool near the beach.

MAJOR EVENTS:

Tabuan Festival (Foundation Day Celebration) 1st week of March - A series of week long cultural, sports and other events. Tabuan (meaning "market place") is usually celebrated as a day for farmers, fisherfolks, traders and buyers where there is an exchange of goods, merrymaking, street dancing as a thanksgiving for blessings and bountiful harvest.

Pista Y Kagueban (Feast of the Forest) 3rd Saturday of June - An annual massive tree planing and environmental conservation activity intended to reforest and rehabilitate denuded areas in the city; participated in and celebrated by all citizens as well as by tourists and visitors of Puerto Princesa City.

• WHERE TO STAY IN PUERTO PRINCESA
  
• PLANE SCHEDULE TO: Puerto Princesa
  
• SEA SCHEDULE TO: Puerto Princesa
  
• CAR HIRES & TRANSFERS WITHIN: Puerto Princesa