We had our breakfast at 6 am (so early!) at Puerto Pension’s Tribu Restaurant. It’s located on the roof deck and faces the Puerto Princesa Bay. Quite a view, really.
The free breakfast consists of 1) a hot beverage 2) an egg 3) bread and spread 4) fruit 5) juice.
You’ll need to shell out P88 for an upgrade. For a Filipino breakfast, you can add rice and a viand (like a hotdog), and unlimited eggs. You read that right. Unlimited eggs.
Jaykie had an American breakfast. Waffles and bacon!
Then off to Sabang Wharf. Our tour guide, Kuya Obet, picked us up in a van.
It’s a long drive to Sabang Wharf so we had two stop-overs.
Sabang Wharf. We’re early, so we went for a quick dip.
Ooh, look at the waves.
After lunch, we got on a boat that would take us to the St. Paul Subterranean River National Park.
I enjoyed the boat ride because of the waves! Whee!
We’re here! We now need to register, get a hard hat and a life vest.
I look like a guy lol.
The Underground River tour was fantastic! I’ve never been inside a cave before. The formations are just amazing. And! We saw a snake! (The appearance of the snake abruptly changed the weight distribution of our boat haha.)
That night, Kuya Obet drove us to Badjao Seafront Restaurant. (You’ll need wheels to get to this resto because there are no trikes to take you back to the hotel.)
We were told that all of the tables were reserved. But this cannot be! So we talked to one of the waiters (talked, bullied, whatever) and asked when one of the reserved tables was needed. He said 7:30. It was 6:30 then. So we took a menu, ordered quickly, ate quickly, and was out of there by 7:30. A leisurely dinner was out of the question, but I chewed my food enough to note that I loved the lemon chicken. Order it.
We tried Itoy’s Coffee Haus, said to be Palawan’s version of Starbucks.
I recommend their leche flan cheesecake and their black forest drink. Yummmm.
The Superior room was big enough to host an inuman session, so:
Okay! Time for bed!
Eliza Victoria 