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| Surrender in Paradise |
I have been to paradise... even for just a couple of days. Going there is hard but leaving it is much, much harder. I only have good things to say about Port Barton and I feel that even what I say would not justify the beauty of the place. It is paradise in its simplest sense.
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| Dusky Reflections |
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| Blues Hues |
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| Al Fresco to the Nth Power |
Port Barton is essentially a one-road town where the jungle drops precipitously into the bay. And as Reader's Digest would define it, it is the kind of place where after just a few strolls down the beach you feel you don't want to share the tranquility with outsiders.
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| Golden Hour |
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| Golden Reflections |
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| Illuminous |
The word tranquility hits the spot. Every period of the day is a scene waiting to unfold. From the rising of the sun coming from the mountains and forests to the setting of the sun right in front of the beach where you may either lie or sit waiting.
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| Somber Blue |
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| Morning Has Broken |
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| Humble Accomodation |
And in between sunrise and sunset, the laidback atmosphere of the place will either induce you to sleep or do moderate activities like strolling into into its white-sanded beach or hut-hopping at its friendly community. Or if you are interested in other beach activities, it also offers Island-Hopping and snorkling to guests.
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| The Other Side |
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| 'Amma Beach |
Ah, it does look like Paradise to me, Oman!! Wonderful capture as always! Hope your weekend is going well! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sylvia, sorry for the late reply. Lots of things happening this past week but I still had time to enjoy the weekend :)
DeleteThis is one beautiful place I need to visit in this lifetime.
ReplyDeleteHi Zen, I highly recommend this place but be patient in going there.
DeleteLaidback na laidback nga. I wanna go!
ReplyDeleteHi Mica, lez go :)
DeleteThis is not one of the places in Palawan that is often featured. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYup. I always say that there is more to Palawan than the Underground River and Coron. This place certainly can hold its own against those places.
DeleteIt looks like a beauty of a spot. I would find it difficult to leave also, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your recent visit to my blog. I have to say that I love the name of yours. I have a soft spot for clever play on words.
Thanks Hillary. Leaving with a heavy heart... definitely. Whenever I have time, I make sure to revisit blogs that I love and your blog is one of them.
DeleteThis is a beautiful feature of a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteHi Angel, thanks for liking the post.
DeleteHow to go there? Is it nearer Coron or Puerto Princesa? Which flight should we take?
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late reply.
DeleteI took plane from Manila to Puerto Princesa. Then I missed the morning bus trip to Port Barton so I had to take the bus to San Vicente. Then I rode a motorized banca from San Vicente to Port Barton.
this sounds like a perfect getaway for the urban dweller.
ReplyDeletea perfect getaway and hideaway :)
Deletebaka mapanaginipan ko pa ang lugar na ito, attorney!
ReplyDeletewe've never been to palawan; i hope i could bring my family and my feet there one day! :D
Hi Doc, I still considere Palawan as one of the most beautiful province we have and I will never get tired going back there.
Delete"i have been to paradise..." best describe this post. So serene
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful place and a perfect hideaway.
ReplyDeletebeautiful... never heard of this place before. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteEach photo is a beauty of Port Barton to behold... I especially like the Golden Hour. Simply paradise, I agree.
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