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Palawan, Philippines
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Port Barton is a small coastal village in Palawan, Philippines.
In a private, protected bay (Turtle Bay) with crystal clear blue waters, consisting of three white sandy beaches lined with coconut trees and a 3-km long coast-line frontage. Enjoy three beaches in 52-hectare nature reserve, "Sunset Beach", "Turtle Beach" and "Hideaway Beach" which are all accessible within a 15-minute walk of each other. Closest neighbours are 45 minutes walk over the hills.
From Puerto Princesa New Market bus station, there is a daily bus going to Port Barton (₱200).
Read in the guideThe village is so small that walking is the only feasible option. Going to the nearby islands you can hire a boat, rent a kayak or join organized trips.
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