El Nido: There and Back Again
When one slice of heaven won’t suffice, you just have to experience it twice.
View from the Other Side
“Zidane”
Snake Island
An Evening at Trattoria Altrov’é
Anti-gravity
Comet Crêpe
The Yellow Curtain
Happy Hour Has Arrived
“Toploading:” Making Jeepney Rides an Unforgettable Experience
Eventide
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Looks like heaven! Lovely shots.
Thanks! You should visit El Nido as well. 🙂
Fantastic photos! Loved how you captured the water looking at Cadlao Island and the anti gravity rock.
I love the yellow curtain photo! It also reminds me of the yellow submarine
Hi, nice post and photos! Cheers!
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Great photos. You’re right, El Nido has to be experienced twice…thrice…and so on. 🙂
Those pictures make you want to go at once.
Book your plane tickets now. Forget about your boss even just for a couple of weeks.
I tell you, you won’t regret it! 😉
My dream destination! I wish I could get a glimpse of this paradise on Earth! wow, absolutely wow!!!
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Inviting scenery. What filter are you using?
Hi, Jonas!
I’ve been using a Hoya NDX400. Are you into timed exposures as well?
Awesome photos mate! Cheers to you!
Amazing photos! Can’t wait to go to El Nido this November 😊
Great pictures. I’ve never heard of this place.
These photos are nothing compared to the experience of being there. You will love El Nido, John! 🙂
Super ganda talaga ng mga shots mo
Your pictures are astounding! Been to El Nido just this weekend. Unfortunately, it rained. But it still was an amazing experience. Will definitely go back for a longer period.
Oh this utterly gorgeous. Palawan over Boracay, would you say? I’m not a fan of the very touristy beaches.
Same here. El Nido, however, is getting a bit crowded year after year.
You should see Port Baton! 🙂
Just as I had feared. 😦 I better hurry. And I’ll be sure to check out Port Baton, thanks!
We went to El Nido in September of 2012, just dreamy. It was pretty rustic, so be sure you are okay with that kind of thing. It wasn’t too crowded then; I think it was off-season.
Excellent photos!
Wow!
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Wow I love your blog! And the photos are amazing. Thanks for dropping by. I’m now following your blog
Ang ganda ng mga kuha nyo Sir ! Visiting Palawan soon 🙂 #fingerscrossed
Which part of Palawan will you be visiting? 🙂
Were are planning our summer in Palawan probably in May but still don’t know which part . Suggestion ?
Why not visit BOTH Coron and El Nido?! 😀
I would love to visit both but it’s up to our budget 🙂 I guess its expensive but will start to save money for our getaway .
i so love El Nido. Lovely photos!
I’ve been here. And it’s feels so nostalgic to get to see these pictures of yours taken from wonderful El Nido. BTW, thanks for droppin’.
Worth visiting again, right? 🙂
Yeah, really worth it! I wish to see more of your posts soon Mr photographer. 🙂
Very nice photos. I’m going to have to pay more attention to the quality on my blog.
Amazing photos!!! You definitely captured the feel of El Nido. We just visited about three weeks ago and I loved it (I also blogged about it!). My favorite photo in this post is “The Yellow Curtain.” Were you diving here or snorkeling?
Hi, Daphne!
The photo was taken during our dive last year. Do you dive, too?
Anyway, I read your post on “El Nido.” I’m happy to know you enjoyed your stay in the island despite having the mishaps commuting in the country. I’m sure you had a hard time leaving “the paradise” on your last day. 😀
Your photos slay! Especially that Defying Gravity shot.
Such a pretty place! I want to get married there! Great photos, btw.