

Where to Go in Puerto Princesa, Palawan (Philippines) | Itinerary Ideas
Known for its subterranean river national park, White beaches, and cleanliness, it’s not surprising Puerto Princesa is well-liked among beach lovers. It is also Palawan’s capital (and the gateway to other gorgeous spots within the island)...where to go in Puerto Princesa
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths | Memento Vivere Blog
Sep 13, 2025


Puerto Princesa City Baywalk Park & Firefly Watching | Palawan, Philippines
Based on our experience, it is best to visit the Puerto Princesa City Baywalk Park in the afternoon (around 4 PM) because that's when most stores and restaurants open...
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths | Memento Vivere Blog
Aug 25, 2025


A Bunch of Things at Baker's Hill in Puerto Princesa | Palawan, Philippines
Hello, hello. Today, I’ll take you to another spot in Puerto Princesa where you can buy snacks or stop over to rest. The place is called Baker’s Hill, and it’s like a small park that has restaurants, food stalls, a bakery, a playground, and cute characters you can take photos with.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths | Memento Vivere Blog
Aug 6, 2025


Sabang X Zipline and Mangrove Paddle Boat Tour (Palawan)
There are plenty of activities to enjoy in Puerto Princesa. But if it’s your first time visiting this beautiful island, you should not miss an educational trip to the mangrove forest. The zipline adventure is also a must-try. They’re worth it, promise! Today, I’ll share our experience with these activities to give you an idea of what to expect on your trip. The zipline and paddle boat tour I’m writing about today is part of a package (which includes the Underground River tour
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths | Memento Vivere Blog
Jul 12, 2025


Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park | The Experience
You can’t leave Puerto Princesa without checking out their subterranean river national park. This natural wonder is a must-see! We were amazed by its beauty and structure. Definitely God’s work of art. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for having one of the most impressive cave systems and an 8.2-kilometer underground river.
Andi Dela Torre Griffiths | Memento Vivere Blog
Jun 21, 2025












