El Nido Town Guide: What to Do, See & Eat Beyond the Island Tours
Surprisingly, staying in El Nido town is not a common option amongst travelers. With its ruckus from bars and tour operators, it is a busy area. It is suitable for a day's trip to either dine in one of its restaurants, or for some souvenir shopping . But other than that, there's really nothing much here. It used to be a party place at night, but since Corong Corong and Maremegmeg had a social boost, the town lost its charm. Here's my take on it. If it's your first time in El Nido Town, spend your first night here to get acquainted with the entire Northern Palawan region. Yes, now, other parts of El Nido has become more accessible (note to those who have been to El Nido 5 years ago). For this trip, I decided to spend all of my days here. Just like in Siargao, it is easier to get around when you have a car or scooter rented, so I highly suggest you do so. But there are also locally operated tours that are worth willing to take. Also, I wasn't really into a real vaca...
