The 7 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
From the 7 guides that rank for "best beaches in palawan"
Named by 5 of 71. Nacpan BeachA 4km arc of undeveloped sand north of El Nido, usually less crowded than the beaches inside El Nido's bay.A long white sand beach backed by palm forest with several beach bars, about a 45-minute drive from El Nido town.
Named by 2 of 72. Lio BeachAbout 15 minutes from El Nido town, with parking and a few beach restaurants.A long clean strip of coastline with turquoise water, with some noise from planes taking off and landing.
Named by 2 of 73. Duli BeachA long white sand beach with clear water and few people, named the most remote and uncrowded of El Nido's beaches.Only about 10 minutes from Nacpan, so the two can be combined in one day trip.
Named by 2 of 74. San Vicente Long BeachNumber 2 in Lonely Planet's list of the Philippines' best beaches, made up of three beaches over 14 kilometers.Home to the longest white-sand beach in the Philippines, with a laid-back feel suited to lounging and island-hopping.
Named by 2 of 75. Las Cabanas Beach (Maremegmeg)Called the closest nice beach to El Nido town, known for its sunset bar scene.A white sand beach a few minutes from town where swimming means walking out a way, with some rocky patches.
Named by 2 of 76. Seven Commandos BeachA wide beach of fine white sand backed by forest on a small island, with good shallow snorkelling on both sides.You can kayak there from Corong-Corong, and it is usually part of island hopping tour A.
7. Nagtabon BeachA 2 km stretch of white sand with palm trees and cliffs near Puerto Princesa, about an hour away.Can be busy on weekends because locals from Puerto Princesa like it, so weekdays are quieter.Pick a place for live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
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Travel guides most often name November to May as the best time to visit Palawan.