El Nido, Palawan is a world class haven where tourists like us gather to enjoy a decent vacation. It's in the Philippines, particularly in Palawan which is known for Calauit Island and the best white sand beaches.
It is part of the western zone in the Philippines archipelago where it rests it soul to the deep yet clear blue waters of the West Philippine Sea. Palawan, as an island, is a well-conserved area where its locals pay tribute to its regulations.
How did tourism start in El Nido?
When a diver's boat accidentally hit a tuna line which disabled its propellers. It was the following morning that the divers saw the potential light that made thousands of opportunities until now. Undoubtedly, it was not just the clear waters, but rather the weird looking cliffs, which resembled a different ecosystem, struck a cord.
Dive stations were constructed in Miniloc Island (where the Small and Big Lagoons are) around 1983 and other collaborations with other countries started small.
Why travel to El Nido?
It's a world class resort with the most hospitable people. It's a far-flung zone but worth the number of hours deducted from your entire stay. The seclusion and the privacy are both good goals to start with.
And from the start and up until today, the clear blue waters remain stunning and beautiful. The cliffs are unique in a lot of ways and these were once rumored to be below sea level during the post-Pleistocene age. As a tourist, I will appreciate the sunset more than how it looked like in Phuket or in another part of the world.
The things I appreciate the most was they know the biological procedures to preserve nature.
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