r/Palawan • • 22h ago

News & Updates Ang Gubyerno it Palawan nagbansay it 35 ka mga responder sa water search and rescue operations (Cuyonon)

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Trainta i simko ka mga responder nagpailalom se'milyong pagbansay sa water search and rescue (WASAR) sa siyudad it Puerto Princesa para mapabakod indong mga abilidad sa pagluwas it mga tawo panahon it baha kag iba pa nga mga emerhensiya nga may angot sa tubig.

English: Thirty-five disaster responders underwent water search and rescue (WASAR) training in Puerto Princesa City to strengthen their skills in rescuing people during floods and other water-related emergencies.

Photo courtesy of PDRRMO Palawan


r/Palawan • • 15h ago

Travel Tips & Itinerary Help EL NIDO DINNER DATE

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Hi,

I will visit EL NIDO on a Valentine’s Day 2027, where would be the best place to have a dinner date not just the best place but also good food and worth its penny. Does it need to be book or not?

Thank you in advanced guys!

#elnido


r/Palawan • • 23h ago

Travel Tips & Itinerary Help Family vacation recommendations for Oct 18–22, Palawan or other destinations? DIY vs. travel agency

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Hi! We're planning a 5D4N family trip this October 18–22 with my wife and our two kids, ages 9 and 1. We'll also be celebrating my wife's birthday during the trip.

We're considering Palawan, but we're open to other destinations that are kid-friendly and suitable for traveling with a toddler.

Would love to hear recommendations from fellow Filipinos, especially those who've traveled with young kids.

A few things I'd like to ask:

- Which destination would you recommend for a family with a 9-year-old and a 1-year-old?
- Is Palawan a good option with a toddler, or would you recommend somewhere else?
- Is it better to DIY the trip or book an all-in package?
- If DIY, where do you usually book affordable round-trip flights?
- Any trusted travel agencies offering packages with round-trip tickets, hotel accommodation, transfers, and tours?
- How much should we prepare for the entire trip, including flights, accommodation, food, and activities?

We're hoping for somewhere relaxing with nice scenery, good food, and activities the kids can enjoy without having to rush from one place to another.

Any recommendations, actual budget breakdowns, or experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!


r/Palawan • • 2h ago

Q&A / Advice AMA guys

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Hey guys! young masseur here. Isa akong Yoni at Erotic/Sensual Massage Therapist.

Basically, nag-ooffer ako ng sensual bodywork para sa mga kababaihan at hot wives na gustong mag-relax, mag-explore ng pleasure, or mag-unwind. Some of my clients come on their own, habang yung iba naman ay setup o regalo ng partners nila.

Dahil medyo taboo pa rin sa paningin ng marami ang Yoni massage at erotic touch, trip ko lang mag-open ng Q&A baka may mga gusto kayong malaman o linawin haha.


r/Palawan • • 11h ago

Travel Tips & Itinerary Help Which tours make the most sense logistically to combine as a private tour in El Nido

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Hi there. I’m trying to decide what tours to do the 3 days we are in El Nido. We are looking to do private tours and are wondering if combining A & B or D or C & B or D makes sense logistically. I read somewhere that trying to combine A & C doesn’t make sense as the locations are far from each other and there would be a lot of time spent on the boat traveling from place to place. So, I’m wondering if the other combinations make sense or would also take too much time traveling from site to site. I was thinking combining a popular tour with a less popular one might also be nice just to have a break part of the day from the crowds. Any ideas or insights would be appreciated!