Puerto Princesa is located on the eastern coast of Palawan Island in the Philippines. It serves as the capital of Palawan province and is known as the gateway to many natural wonders. The city stretches along the midsection of the island, facing the Sulu Sea.
Yes, Puerto Princesa offers a wide range of accommodations—from budget hostels and homestays to luxury resorts. Many hotels are eco-friendly and located near tourist attractions.
Yes, scooters and motorcycles are available for rent in the city. You’ll need a valid driver’s license and may be asked for a security deposit. Always wear a helmet and follow local traffic laws.
Yes, the city has several hospitals and clinics, including public and private facilities. It’s recommended to have travel insurance in case of emergencies.
Puerto Princesa follows Philippine Standard Time (PST), which is UTC+8. There is no daylight saving time.
Yes. Filipinos are polite and respectful, so it’s good to return the courtesy. Dress modestly when visiting churches or local communities, and avoid loud or disruptive behavior in nature areas.