UNESCO World Heritage Site and New 7 Wonders of Nature. 8.2km navigable underground river through limestone caves with stunning stalactites. Boat tour 45 minutes. Book permits in advance during peak season.

Island hopping paradise 20 minutes from Puerto Princesa. Visit Starfish Island, Luli Island, Cowrie Island for snorkeling, swimming, and beach barbecue lunch. Full day tour with multiple stops.

Hilltop park with panoramic views, gardens, and famous local bakery. Try hopia (Filipino pastry), cashew nuts, and fresh baked goods. Popular stop for souvenirs and snacks. Free entry.

Conservation center home to endemic Palawan species including crocodiles, bearcat, pangolin, and Philippine cockatoo. Educational tours about wildlife protection. Great for families. Small entrance fee.

Gateway beach to Underground River with mangrove forest and zipline. Stay overnight to explore jungle trails, see fireflies, and kayak through mangroves. Relaxed alternative to busy Puerto Princesa.

Blue-domed cathedral in Puerto Princesa city center, built 1872. Beautiful stained glass windows and peaceful interior. Important landmark and active parish church. Free entry, respectful dress required.

Limestone karst formation with cave spelunking and 100-meter zipline. Name comes from gong-like sound when rocks are struck. Adventure activity near Underground River. Includes helmet and guide. 30-45 minutes.

Secluded white sand beach 40 minutes from Puerto Princesa. Good for surfing November-February. Few facilities - bring food and water. Local families offer grilled seafood. Camping possible. Raw natural beauty.

Highland area with zipline, ATV rides, and panoramic views of Puerto Princesa bay and Honda Bay islands. Watch sunset from viewing deck. Popular family activity spot. Multiple adventure packages available.

WWII memorial site where 143 American POWs were burned alive by Japanese forces in 1944. Preserved ruins and memorial markers. Important historical site for understanding Palawan wartime history. Free entry.