Puerto Princesa Place guide

Puerto Princesa is widely known for its abundant eco-tourism, as well as its sublime beaches and rivers. Though nature does give the island life the late-night venues here also keeps Puerto Princesa lively and fun. There are several bars, clubs and KTV’s for those who want to get a drink or two. Dining and beach parties are also sprawled across the Island. Although there are no big concert venues, most of the bars have loud Karaoke sound booths – a popular go-to activity for many Filipinos. With all of these and more, Puerto Princesa will make sure that you enjoy your stay.

For an amazing night on the island, don’t hesitate to visit the Kinabuchs Bar and Grill, Crossing Bridge Café, and the Tiki Restobar. Kinabuchs is a place for those who love the open-air and are not afraid to try some Filipino delicacies. They do serve the usual beers and Filipino favorites, but they also offer the tamilok – woodworms that are said to taste like oysters. The Crossing Bridge Café is not your typical bar and club hangout, but they do have the perfect outdoor atmosphere for iced coffee and other cold drinks. Lastly, the Tiki Restobar is known to feature some bar games, a lively dance floor, and buckets and buckets of beer.

You have two choices to get to Puerto Princesa: either by air or by sea. If you choose to take a plane, book your flights in Cebu Pacific, Seair, or Zest Air. If you travel by the waters, Superferry and Negros Navigation will sail at least once a week from Manila to the island. It will cost you around PHP 1,000 to PHP 8,000. Afterwards, just take a taxi once you get on the island.

The late-night establishments open around 6:00 PM and close at 2:00 AM. Trip Guru would like to remind travelers that littering is strictly prohibited in Puerto Princesa. If you are caught violating the law, they will charge you a hefty fine.