El Nido is a municipality located in the province of Palawan in the Philippines. It is known for its white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and limestone cliffs. It is also home to various marine life such as dugongs and manta rays.

Getting to El Nido is possible through several transportation options. You can take direct flights from Manila to El Nido airport or from Puerto Princesa with a van or bus transfer. Ferry services are also available from Coron.

The best time to visit El Nido is during the dry season which is from November to May. The months with the lowest number of tourists are June, July, September and October while the months with high numbers of tourists are January, February, March, April and November.

It is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Philippines and is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. It is also a great spot for surfing and other water activities .

There are several ways to get to Nacpan Beach from El Nido town proper. You can either take the shuttle service that goes to Nacpan Beach, hire a tricycle to take you there, or you can hire a scooter and drive to the beach. Prior to the pandemic, the shuttle service costs Php 600 per person.

Island hopping is the only way to get to Big Lagoon, as it’s too far to kayak and the waves can get a little big. It is one of the most visited places in Palawan and boasts some of the most dramatic limestone rock formations on the whole island.

It is only accessible by boat and is usually the first stop of the tour. The Small lagoon can be reached by swimming or kayaking only as no boats could get into it as the opening is only about 2-3 feet wide. It has clear waters and limestone cliffs, which makes it a must-see place for many visitors.

Hidden Beach is said that this particular beach inspired the book The Beach by Alex Garland, which was later adapted into a movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio. It is also ranked 4th in Top 100 Best Beaches on Earth.