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Interesting Places to Visit in Palawan Part 9

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INTERESTING PLACES IN PALAWAN

Among the Philippines’ most famous tourist destination is the Palawan island. Located on the MIMAROPA region, the island is called as the Philppine’s last frontier. Home to the infamous Underground River and the Tubbataha Reef Marine Park, Palawan does not only offers amazing beaches but other great natural resources as well, that has been preserved and remains untouched until this day. For tourists wishing for a place of adventure and a chance to unwind and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the island is the best place to do just that. Indulge in the culinary tastes in the island and its peaceful and tranquil atmosphere that is purely Palawan.

Surrounded by islands, islets, rocky coves and sugar-white sandy beaches, Palawan is indeed one of Asia’s most alluring tourist destination. – Text from: http://www.asiatravel.com/palainfo.html#top

Banol Beach

Photo from: http://www.bucketlistbums.com/banol-beach-the-philippines/

Banol Beach is a stretch of sandy white beach and usually where lunch is served during Coron Island hopping tours. Banol Beach is a public beach, and similar to the beaches in Coron Island, is surrounded by a majestic backdrop of limestone cliffs. – Text from: http://palawanplace.blogspot.com/2010/07/banol-beach.html

Atyawan Beach

Photo from: http://lakwatsero.me/2009/08/atwayan-beach-coron-palawan-day-2-part-2-june-5-2009/

From Siete Pecados, we went to Atwayan Beach for some beach activities and lunch. The kids jumped into the water immediately while our bangkeros prepared our food on the beach. There were these little huts along the beach. Getting there early was important as these huts were few. As we would learn later through lunch, the place would get pretty crowded. Atwayan was one of those little islands which served as picnic areas in the Coron area. Apparently there are a few of these little beaches for this purpose. – Text from: http://lakwatsero.me/2009/08/atwayan-beach-coron-palawan-day-2-part-2-june-5-2009/

Coral Garden

Photos from: http://palawanplace.blogspot.com/2011/08/coral-garden-coral-reef-and-fish.html

Our next stop was at Coral Garden. When our boat anchored, a brood of tiny jellyfish (thousands of them, if not millions) surrounded our boat so we had a hard time jumping off. I got stung thrice and I still have the marks more than a week after, but it was worth it. – See more from: http://stolenwanders.blogspot.com/2011/04/coron-day-2-black-island-coral-garden.html

Calamian-Tagbanua Island

Photo from: https://thejoysofjourneying.wordpress.com/tag/palawan/

This exquisite, mysterious lagoon is one of the pristine freshwater lakes in Coron, Palawan open to tourists. Coron is located in Calamian Island and is the most visited for its world-class wreck diving sites, emerald shores, clear lakes and lagoons and underwater gardens. Text from: https://thejoysofjourneying.wordpress.com/tag/palawan/