San Vicente

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Palawan's best-kept secret</h2>
<h3 style="text-align: center;">Once a hidden gem, San Vicente is now transforming into a sought-after tourist destination. This coastal town is an idyllic getaway for adventurers with its known for its stunning landscapes and majestic waterfalls.</h3>
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Getting There
The easiest way? Fly directly to San Vicente Airport from Manila or Clark. You can also fly to Puerto Princesa and take a 3-4 hour scenic van ride to San Vicente. For the adventurous souls, another route is via El Nido, followed by a 3-hour van or boat transfer. Either way, the journey is worth it.
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Best Time to Visit
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<li>December to February: Beach parties, epic sunsets, and Insta-worthy moments.</li>
<li>March to May: Heat&rsquo;s rising, but so are the good times!</li>
<li>June to October: Only visit if you&rsquo;re into moody skies and empty beaches.</li>
<li>November: Perfect beach days minus the crowd.&nbsp;</li>
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If you&rsquo;re tired of tourist traps and just want to vibe, this is where you clock in for some serious out of office energy. Imagine visiting one of the longest white-sand beaches in Southeast Asia. No crowds, no chaos, just an endless shoreline that looks straight out of a mood board.
Long Beach is the jump-off point to Palawan&rsquo;s untouched beauty. You can island-hop to hidden coves, snorkel in marine sanctuaries, or explore the laid-back fishing villages that give San Vicente its charm.
This destination is still flying under the radar, but not for long. With hostels popping up and flights making it easier to reach, this hidden gem won&rsquo;t stay a secret forever. So, pack that oversized tote, bring all the SPF, and prepare to gatekeep this paradise (or not)!

Long Beach

If El Nido is the life of the party, Port Barton is it's effortlessly cool friend. This laid-back coastal town in Palawan is where you go when you want the postcard-perfect beaches without the tourist rush.&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s charm isn&rsquo;t just in its breathtaking scenery. It&rsquo;s in the slow pace of life that lets you actually enjoy it. Think hammocks strung between palm trees, beachfront bonfires under starry skies, and sunsets so dreamy they&rsquo;ll have you reaching for your camera.
The local scene is equally charming with fishing villages, cozy beachfront caf&eacute;s, and family-run eateries serving up fresh seafood that&rsquo;s straight from the ocean to your plate. Port Barton isn&rsquo;t just a destination. It&rsquo;s a vibe, and you&rsquo;re definitely invited.

Port Barton

Not every paradise is plastered all over your feed yet. Hidden deep in the lush jungle, this waterfall oasis is the ultimate reward for those willing to chase a little adventure. A short boat ride and a scenic trek through towering trees and tropical greenery lead you Bigaho Waterfalls.
Cool, clear water tumbles down mossy rocks into a crystal-clear pool, perfect for a refreshing dip after your jungle expedition. No entrance fees and crowds, just you, the jungle, and the occasional butterfly floating by.
Unlike the crowded tourist spots, this spot keeps things raw and untouched. If you&rsquo;re looking to swap WiFi bars for waterfalls and trade the usual beach routine for something wilder, Bigaho Falls is calling.

Bigaho Waterfalls

This tangled maze of roots, still waters, and endless shades of green is nature&rsquo;s quieter masterpiece, where everything moves at its own slow, steady rhythm. Glide through on a kayak or take a wooden boardwalk through the trees, and you&rsquo;ll see what makes this untouched sanctuary special.
The mangroves are teeming with life, from chirping birds to curious crabs, and the whole scene feels like a gentle reminder to slow down and appreciate the little things. It&rsquo;s nature up close and personal, no filter needed.&nbsp;
If you&rsquo;re craving something different from the usual island-hopping itinerary, this is your sign to visit and let the mangroves work their magic. It&rsquo;s one of those destinations that makes you realize that sometimes, the best adventures are the quiet ones.

Mangrove Forest

Located on the western coast of the island of Palawan, the San Vicente property will be an integrated tourism destination project showcasing a 14-kilometer white sand beach, pristine islets, and lush mountains
The 165,000-hectare area is populated by local and indigenous people, embraces responsible and sustainable development standards, and will be open to private initiatives for the construction of resorts, hotels, and nature-focused amenities.