6 Things You Need to Know About El Nido

Splendid natural surroundings are the main attractions in El Nido, which compose the Bacuit Archipelago. The islands offer a wide range of geological formations, as well as island-hopping day trips from El Nido Town. Simizu, Cadlao, Dilumacad, and Matinloc are just a few of the islands that are worth a visit. Sea kayaking is an eco-friendly way of exploring each island.

Snorkelling and scuba diving are the activities that first began to put El Nido on the bucket list of many travellers, thanks to the abundant marine life and coral reefs around most of the islands. On land, exploring the rainforest in search of waterfalls and exotic flora and fauna species make for rewarding travel experiences.

The fastest and easiest way to get to El Nido is to fly from Manila directly to Lio Airport, located 4 km from El Nido Town. The flight takes about 1 hour, and you can hire a tricycle to get to your hotel from the airport if your transfer was not organised beforehand. 
 
If you want to explore more of Palawan Island on your way to El Nido, you can fly from Manila or Cebu to Puerto Princesa Airport, then cover the 220 remaining km by minivan, bus, or rented car. It takes about 5 hours to get to El Nido from Puerto Princesa. 

El Nido's hotel scene is in line with tourist demands, meaning you’ll find a wide range of places to stay. From cheap bungalows and mid-range hotels to upscale resorts overlooking the beach, you'll very likely be able to find a hotel that suits your budget and preference.