Yes, notable sites include Plaza Cuartel, Immaculate Conception Cathedral, and WWII historical markers. These places highlight the city’s role in Philippine history.
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, ATMs are available throughout the city, especially in the downtown area. International cards are accepted by most machines, but it’s wise to withdraw cash in advance if heading to remote locations.
The local language is Cuyonon, but Filipino (Tagalog) is widely spoken. Most people also understand and speak basic English, especially in tourism-related services.
Yes. You can take a van or bus to El Nido, which takes about 5–6 hours. To get to Coron, you’ll need to travel to El Nido first and take a ferry or fly from Puerto Princesa with a connecting flight.
