elle's tinker toes ♥♥♥

We were all excited for this trip. The plan was to camp overnight in Anawangin then side trip in Capones Island. Our contact person, Jomar ( 09082363665 ), immediately confirmed the availability of their boat ( JennyRico).

We need to catch our plane at 9:15AM. That means arriving at the airport around 8AM. Given a very limited time, we were able to manage visiting Baywalk in the morning and coffee at Itoy's. 

KaLui is one of the best restaurant in Puerto Princesa. In fact, it is considered as one of Asia's Finest Restaurant by The Miele Guide 2011/2012. The Miele Guide showcases the top 20 restaurants in SouthEast Asia, published annually.

I never wanted to spend much money on our accommodation as we will always be out most of the time anyway. My experience in Quezon, camping in Dampalitan Island with no electricity, no running water and common rest room made me realize that I can stand very basic accommodation. 

First of all, thanks to Airphil's Piso fare last year, I was able to book 2 round trip tickets for only P1200 and made one of our dreams come true, that is to visit Palawan. Parang commercial lang! :) I was torn whether or not to DIY this trip. I would like to budget our trip as much as possible and besides, after reading some blogs who made DIY happen, it seems to be very do-able for first timers. However, according to my sissies in GirlTalk (a forum I'm a member of), since it would just be hubby & me, it would be best to avail a package. After some serious thoughts, we followed the latter.