El Nido

El Nido is a truly magical place, with limestone cliffs falling vertically on white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. It has more than 50 beaches, many of which are secluded, although the Nido runs the risk of becoming dying, not so much because of the number of visitors, which never seem like many because it's so long and difficult to get there, but because of the tours' poor organization. All agencies offer four tours with uninspiring names like A, B, C and D. All the boats leave at the same time, and the most popular tours can have bottlenecks. You should read the review of the two tours I did, A and C.

While we were in Asia, some people wanted to know what the best beach in the area was. I recommended Bali, Thailand and the Philippines. But I wanted to go to a place full of European tourists. Toasted by the sun. Then everyone agreed. It had to be Palawan. And what I found there is paradise on earth. Secluded beaches, crystal waters, thousands of colorful fish, calm, light, stars, forested islands and very few tourists. There were less than a hundred in the whole city. As experiences to give you an idea: - lie on the beach for a nap. Waking up after a while and be surrounded by lizards are sunning themselves on the sand all around you.

I consider my self a big fan of watching sunset and I must say that the must beautiful sunset I ever seen happened at El Nido, Phillippines. ¡It was breathtaking!

Beautiful beaches!

The beaches are beautiful and the best part is the island hopping, we spent the night on an isolated beach with tents and camp fire, at night, the planktons was lighting the beach.