Philippines · LUNCH EXPERIENCES IN PUERTO PRINCESA
Good lunch experiences in Puerto Princesa fill up weeks ahead in high season and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Port Barton island hopping to Turtle Spot and reef snorkeling with life vests, gear and BBQ lunch, plus pickup from town.
“It’s such a fun experience! We got to see a turtle! The guides are really helpful en friendly.”
See Puerto Princesa UNESCO Underground River by boat, plus cave time and a guide, from $49. Flash-free photos, cool cave temps, some waits possible.
“The cave is spectacular. The guide was very attentive and helpful, he also spoke Spanish.”
A full-day Puerto Princesa Underground River tour in Palawan with van transfers, guided cave ride, and buffet lunch at Sabang Wharf.
“La guida non ha spiegato come si svolgeva la gita percui ci siamo trovati male”
Honda Bay island hopping from Puerto Princesa: Starfish Island snorkeling, Cowrie picnic lunch, Luli beach time, with hotel transfers.
Small-group Puerto Princesa Underground River trip with buffet lunch, mangrove paddle rides, and Tamilok tasting, with hotel transfers.
“La rivière sous terrains unique formidable C’est dommage il faut toujours payer pour d’autre activités. Sinon il y a un temps mort avant l’activité pas toujours dans un endroit paradisiaque chaussure confortable c’est pas de soulier de plage un sac hermétique ne veut pas dire opaque pour cette sortie”
8-hour Palawan tour from Puerto Princesa: UNESCO Underground River paddle, mangroves by community guide, Tamilok tasting, and lunch.
“Mediocre. I posti incredibili ma le guide mettevano molta fretta e non abbiamo potuto goderci a pieno il nostro tour.”
Skip the line for the Puerto Princesa Underground River, ride bangkas safely, and explore the UNESCO cave with an English guide.
“Nice tour guides and good organization. The river and the cave were also very beautiful. Unfortunately, there was a bit of a wait there, but that was the only criticism, and the organization couldn't help it. The buffet (lunch) was free, but it wasn't outstanding. You could book a zip line or a mangrove tour for around 600 pesos each. If you don't do that, you'll have to wait a long time for the others. The trip through the cave itself "only" takes 40 minutes, and with the audio guide you can see lots of monkeys on the way there.”
Pick the island first. The boat sorts itself out.
