Palawan in the Philippines touted as premier travel destination

Palawan, an island province of the Philippines, is portrayed as one of the world’s most striking natural sites. Its limestone cliffs, turquoise South China Sea waters, extensive biodiversity, caves, coral reefs and a UNESCO‑listed underground river draw beach lovers, divers, photographers and eco‑tourists. Key attractions highlighted include the lagoon‑filled bays of El Nido, the wreck‑diving zones of Coron, and jungle‑trek routes across the interior.

A Polish travel promotion offers a 15‑day package covering Manila, Palawan, Cebu and Boracay for 3,105 PLN. The itinerary runs from late November to early December, with flights from Warsaw to Manila via Beijing, internal Philippine flights, and a mix of budget and resort accommodations. Travelers are encouraged to explore the white sands of Boracay, whale‑shark encounters in Cebu, and the idyllic lagoons of Palawan.