Services
Different services that we offer.
Canoeing and Kayaking
Drone video of two fellows on SUP from Coron to El Nido.We offer kayaks as part of our private or group, custom boat tours between El Nido and Coron for 500p a day, but below you will find some info of adventurous types I have met while living for a few years on one of these paradise islands along the way. Whether it was by kayak by two Frenchmen, long board by a Czech or rubber inflatable raft holding four Russians and a keg of beer, many have made the long distance from Coron to El Nido, some even around the entire Palawan island, where 6m long alligators are said…
Detox Retreat
Rehabilitate yourself on an island beach paradise, maximum 30 guests (10 of whom might be volunteers helping the place run better), about 15 local fishermen families half spread out on each side. Drink fresh coconut water for less than half a buck, an excellent fasting regime. We also have local natural honey and local orange/lemons, for the perfect morning drink or to add to your juice fast throughout the day. At the end of that you can do the liver cleanse, or go all out hardcore with my special fast (15 days parasite cleanse, 12 days only water, 1 day kidney cleanse with watermelon followed by the famous olive oil…
Hiking, Biking and Motorcycling
With so many islands in this area, we can arrange for you many hiking and trekking, biking and motorcycling tours between El Nido and Coron, including Culion. Whether you need a guide or want to do it solo but with good instructions and gps coordinates, we can do it for you. This can be combined with our island hopping boat tours to explore some of the smaller islands, learn how to fish along the way, or camp in secluded areas. Or just take a pitstop to enjoy some of our sports facilities to enjoy some kitesurfing, or volleyball and other sports amongst the coconut trees. The natural world is your oyster with us! Linapacan…
Camping and Tenting
The Philippines is a country of 7,107 islands, beach paradise after beach paradise. It is not difficult to find empty beaches where you can set up a tent for free, with walking trails through the jungle on remote islands. If you respect the environment and locals, they are most often completely cool about it. Just spend some money wherever you stay and the word will get around. The above picture is where I first started camping in Linapacan, a beautiful area off the beaten path with 52 paradise beach islands. You can read the complete story, as I moved to develop a nature camp/resort on a different paradise beach island.…