PALAWAN
An
elongated island-province southwest of Mindoro, it is a 55 minute flight
from Manila. It is rich in natural resources and boasts of exotic wildlife,
white sand beaches, world class snorkeling and scuba diving. Also known
as "the last frontier", it is a haven for adventure seekers
and nature lovers. Calauit Island in Northern Palawan is a national
park and teeming with Palawan's rare and endangered species of flora and
fauna. The Tabon Caves in Southern Palawan is a 29-cave complex
of archaeological artifacts and fossilized bones of the Tabon man. The
skull is carbon dated to be 22,000 years old. Dive spots in Palawan are
plentiful, with each site offering a unique array of marine life. The
Tubbataha Reefs are the best dive spots in the area.
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