If you’re one who gets excited at the thought of clear blue waters and beautiful limestone rock formations, the Big Lagoon in El Nido, Palawan is sure one to give you an experience you’ll remember for a lifetime.
El Nido in Palawan is an unspoiled paradise which boasts of its picturesque sceneries – from the crystal clear waters and the white sand beaches to the towering rock formations and the abundant marine life. It’s the place to visit for those who want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and just be one with nature.
You can visit the islands in El Nido through four island hopping tours which will take you to various points in the area. Choose Tour A and you will get to visit the two lagoons frequently visited by tourists: the Big Lagoon and the Small Lagoon.
Big Lagoon is Tour A’s highlight, and you would understand why as soon as your boat glides through the clear turquoise-green waters, rewarding you with the sight of the giant limestone rock formations – something that, until then, you thought you would only see in photographs.
Since boats usually cannot enter the Big Lagoon during the low tide, it is recommended for people to rent a kayak to explore the area and to enjoy the deeper waters on your own.
Getting There:
Explore El Nido's beaches and lagoons through public island hopping tours, or even better — have it at your own pace and convenience aboard smooth-riding speedboats of Skipper Charters. No need to queue on crowded tour boats, because Skipper Charters fast-tracks all your island hopping adventures with a private tour. Visit www.skippercharters.ph, email info@skippercharters.ph, and follow on Instagram: @skippercharters
Tip:
While you're in El Nido, Check out the newest development in the area: Lio Tourism Estates. This sprawling property has everything a traveler needs: a new resort within walking distance to Lio Beach, and many food outlets to choose from at Shops@Lio. You can enjoy more amenities and activities at Lio, such as biking by the beach, kayaking, and relaxing lagoon rafting.
