Falling in love with El Nido
Jul 27
Before I write anything about this place, I just wanna say; when I retire, I wanna stay here forever. That’s how much El Nido meant to me. Everything is so perfect in this quiet little town. I can never get enough of the sea, the lagoons, the people, the lifestyle, the seafood and the beaches of El Nido. What I like the most about this place is the unspoiled natural beauty. It is very rare to find a tourist attraction that looks better than its postcard. The highlights of El Nido is the hidden lagoons, the beaches and the limestone islands (almost similar to Halong Bay). However the best way to visit them is by signing up any of the tour packages offered by the tour agencies scattered all over the town or from your guesthouse. You cannot go on your own unless you own a boat. One thing for sure; El Nido has topped my “most beautiful places I have visited” list. I am not exaggerating. See it for yourself.
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- See? San Migueal again...
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- This is what I see when I wake every morning in El Nido
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- More bangkas
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- Justin buying seafood for dinner at the market
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- Crabs
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- Welcome to El Nido
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- Ready for our first tour
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- Our travel mates (from left): Justin, Chris, Nicholas and Masami
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- Blue water. Hidden behind those rocks are a lagoon and a beach as shown in the next few photos.
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- Swimming to secret beach
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- Lagoon!
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- Peaceful
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- Secret beach
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- The entrance to secret beach
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- harmless jelly fish
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- Lobster
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- Our lunch
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- Lunch is served
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- Turtle
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- Turtle
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- Turtle
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- Killer pose
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- Crystal clear water. This is paradise!
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- Hiding in coconut tree shade
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- The town of El Nido
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- The town of El Nido
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- El Nido town
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- Sunset
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Which island tour package urs take? And how many of u? 6 pax per boat?
Is the seafood fresh & cheap?