El Nido is an isolated travel destination in the Province of Palawan. It’s also referred to as the Philippines ‘last frontier’. El Nido is approximately 420 kilometres south-west of Manila and is reached by air from Manila. Boat services are regular to the outlying islands of Palawan.
Some of the key highlights of the area include Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Sites, El Nido Marine Reserve Park, the spectacular limestone cliffs, isolated coves and lagoons.
Lagen Island and Miniloc Island are the home of the beautiful El Nido Resorts. Both these resorts are very popular with international visitors and honeymooners, offering first class accommodation in a serene destination.
One great reason to visit this travel destination is for its sheer beauty. I read a statement whilst researching this post, it read “God spent a lot of time here making it perfect!”
Heading Down Under on your own? Australia is one of the easiest countries to navigate solo – with plenty of accommodation and activities that make it easy to make new friends – or just enjoy your own company. Meanwhile, if your day-to-day routine has got you wound up, it might be the perfect time for a solo getaway to recharge those waning batteries.
There’s plenty to be said about the solo adventure – here are some ways to really make the most of your trip:
Indulge – travelling by yourself doesn’t have to have to be about staying in hostels and dorms. If you have the budget to spend, there’s much to be said about splurging on your own hotel room. It doesn’t have to be a five star luxury – even the modest double bed can feel like decadence.
Be spontaneous – on your own, you have no obligation to communicate decisions and itineraries – you’re free to go on a whim. Make the most of those occasions when something takes your fancy and you can do that “about face” in the middle of the street.
Be open-minded – one of the best things about travelling alone is seeing the world unfiltered, without the influences of a travel mate. We spend so much of our time within our circles that we may be conditioned to think and believe a certain way. Solo travel offers greater independence and the chance to learn more about yourself as you learn more about the world.
Great ideas for the solo Australian holiday
Townsville – the perfect coastal getaway, Townsville is a great destination for singles looking for a relaxing time to enjoy the surf and sun. Magnetic Island offers a unique natural sanctuary as over half the island is a National Park. Try out your favourite water sports – what better way to spend your holiday than kayaking amongst Townsville’s brilliant waters? You can find Townsville accommodation that caters for singles as well as families.
Darwin – if you’re looking to meet fellow travellers and make new friends, Darwin is one of the best destinations for single travellers. Backpackers mingle with locals in the many pubs and night spots while the Mindil Beach markets are a spectacle to marvel at. You can also join a tour to visit nearby Kakadu and other nearby national parks.
Brisbane – enjoy a night out on the town in style. Brisbane has a number of great entertainment venues and vibrant hot spots. You’ll enjoy the many singles’ events and travel groups where you can meet fellow travellers. Or just spend a day wandering aimlessly through the eclectic streets of the city.
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