Discover El Nido

Karst cliffs rising steeply from the turquoise sea frame the bay of El Nido, creating one of Southeast Asia's most spectacular coastal landscapes, best admired from one of the numerous viewpoints or by boat.

On the popular island-hopping tours A through D, small bangka boats glide between hidden lagoons, secret beaches and snorkeling spots, with the Big and Small Lagoons and their emerald-green water among the most photographed destinations.

The roughly four-kilometer, palm-lined Nacpan Beach north of El Nido is considered one of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in the Philippines, remaining pleasantly quiet even during peak season.

The protected reefs around El Nido are home to numerous sea turtles and colorful coral gardens, which can be discovered on both snorkeling tours and dives at dozens of local dive sites.

The small Lio Airport is served multiple times daily from Manila with a flight time of about one hour. Alternatively, many visitors travel via the larger Puerto Princesa Airport and continue by van for about five hours.

Karst cliffs rising steeply from the turquoise sea frame the bay of El Nido, creating one of Southeast Asia's most spectacular coastal landscapes, best admired from one of the numerous viewpoints or by boat.

On the popular island-hopping tours A through D, small bangka boats glide between hidden lagoons, secret beaches and snorkeling spots, with the Big and Small Lagoons and their emerald-green water among the most photographed destinations.

The roughly four-kilometer, palm-lined Nacpan Beach north of El Nido is considered one of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in the Philippines, remaining pleasantly quiet even during peak season.