Puerto Princesa Underground River Tour in Palawan

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, also known as Puerto Princesa Underground River, is located around 76 km northwest of Puerto Princesa in the Saint Paul Mountain Range. Named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it houses a “mountain to sea” ecosystem with some of the most significant and intact old-growth forests in Asia, featuring the spectacular limestone karst landscape and the globally significant habitat for biodiversity conservation and threatened species of wildlife. There are eight intact forest formations found in Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park: the beach forest, forest on ultramafic soil, forest on limestone soil, freshwater swamp forest, lowland evergreen tropical rainforest, mangrove forest, montane forest, and riverine forest. The Palawan Moist Forest, recognized by the WWF's Global Report, is outstanding biodiversity containing the richest tree flora with high levels of regional and local endemism.

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
The activity is unable to accommodate special arrangements if you have dietary requirements. However, the buffet lunch provides a number of different dishes including vegetarian options
Environment Fee (PHP150 for Age 21+ and PHP120 for Age 3-20) is valid for 5 days and grants guests access to both Underground River and Honda Bay
Important: Effective 22 Apr 2019, the Environment Fee will be collected directly by the City Treasurers Collector Officer upon arrival at Puerto Princesa Underground River Wharf
Bring a bag that can be zipped up and leave any food items in the van. You may come across monkeys in the national park and they are always eager for a snack! Avoid bringing plastic bags as the monkeys associate them with food!