I ❤️ EL Nido Palawan 2024 - 05/05/2024 - Day 3


























✨ El Nido 2024 - Day 3: Tour C - 05/05/2024 ✨
 
Our El Nido adventure continues with an exhilarating journey on Day 3! Rising early at 7 am, we feasted on a delicious breakfast before getting ready for our much-anticipated Tour C.
 
At 8:30 am, it was time for the pick-up, and we eagerly awaited our transportation. By 9:30 am, we were en route to embark on a day full of exploration and stunning sights.

 

Our itinerary for Tour C included some spectacular destinations:
 
🚁 HELICOPTER ISLAND: Our first stop took us to the majestic Helicopter Island. With its captivating rock formations and crystal-clear waters, we were in awe of the natural beauty that surrounded us.

 

💦 CADLAO LAGOON: Next, we ventured to the enchanting Cadlao Lagoon. Here, we immersed ourselves in the tranquility of the picturesque lagoon, surrounded by lush greenery and serene waters.

 

🏝️ HIDDEN BEACH: As its name suggests, Hidden Beach welcomed us into a hidden paradise. We marveled at the pristine shores and the secluded atmosphere, encapsulating the true essence of untouched beauty.

 

🏖️ SECRET BEACH: Our adventure continued to Secret Beach, accessible through a small opening in the cliffs. Stepping into this hidden gem was like entering another world, with turquoise waters and towering cliffs embracing us.
 
🌴 TALISAY BEACH: Lunchtime brought us to Talisay Beach, where we indulged in a satisfying meal amidst the stunning backdrop of white sand and swaying coconut trees.
 
As the tour drew to a close at 5 pm, we returned to El Nido town with hearts full of memorable experiences. We couldn't resist stopping by for some delightful meryenda treats, grabbing ice cream bars and bread to satisfy our cravings.

 
Back at the hotel, we refreshed ourselves with a relaxing bath, allowing us to replenish our energy for the adventures that awaited us in the coming days.
 
To satisfy our dinner cravings, we dined at Inasal Eats Company, indulging in their mouthwatering offerings. The flavors tantalized our taste buds, leaving us completely satisfied. And no visit to El Nido is complete without enjoying a cool dessert, so we made a stop to buy some delicious gelato.

 

With full bellies and content hearts, we took a leisurely stroll around El Nido town, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere and immersing ourselves in the charming streets.
 
Returning to our hotel, we rested, excited for the new experiences and breathtaking sights that awaited us on Day 4.
 
Keep following our El Nido adventure as we continue to explore the wonders of this tropical paradise! 🌴✨ #ElNido2024 #Day3Explorations #UnforgettableMemories #pepingtravels

- Sam @ El Nido Palawan 2024
Location: El Nido, Palawan, Philippines

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