A must if you have a day (or half day) spare in El Nido. Beautiful empty beach and a nice walk from end to end (4km each way). We were lucky enough to see the sunset. It will definitely be factored into our next visit 👍

The sand is pristine and the colours wonderful of the sea and lush green foliage of the coconut trees. However, on our visit the red flags were out and so one was allowed only to paddle basically to stay safe. A pity, I’m not sure how frequently bathing is restricted and how to check this out on line. You normally get here by trike which is fine but the road is partially a track only so be warned you’ll be in for a bumpy ride.

Nacpan Beach is a public beach but it was amazingly beautiful, it was a surprise for all of us. We went for ATV ride and too it was fun, a little bit expensive but it was fun. The restaurant around has a good variety of food, so far we had fun and amazing day.

We travelled by tuktuk from corong corong (600 pesos one way; tuktuks from Nacpan are more expensive- told 1000 pesos one way but bartered down to 800). It took 45 minutes. The beach is lovely and clean for the majority of it; golden sands, palm tree lined. The waves were huge when we were there and the red flags up so swimming wasn’t so easy but I’d imagine on calmer days the swimming is glorious. We walked the entire length of the beach and it doesn’t take long to get away from everyone and have your own secluded bit of sand. There is shade from palm trees along the beach and you can also hire parasol and loungers. There were more restaurants there than we were expecting. It wasn’t really busy but there were a few tourists around. The sunset was beautiful and silvery! It’s a shame about the ATVs who I can only assume are for lazy people who can’t be bothered to walk the length of the beach but want to see it so jump on noisy vehicles and ruin the calm, peaceful serene experience others wish for. The tyre marks ruin the look of the beach too.

Hey there! Have you heard about Nacpan Beach Resort in Palawan? I just got back from there and I have to tell you, it was one of the best experiences of my life! The resort is located in this amazing area, And the staff there were so friendly and welcoming, they really made me feel at home. And the beach...wow! Nacpan Beach is absolutely stunning, with its soft white sand, it providing the perfect shade. I spent hours just lounging on the beach, taking in the amazing views and soaking up the sun. One of the highlights of my trip was taking a boat tour around the neighboring islands. We got to see hidden lagoons and coral reefs that were just teeming with marine life. It was like something out of a dream! Overall, I highly recommend Nacpan Beach Resort enough. It's a true slice of paradise and if you're ever in Palawan, you definitely need to check it out!

Clean beach with lots of beach bars and restaurants. 100 Pesos for a beach chair for one day. The waves are not that high so we could really enjoy the day there. We took a scooter from El Nido town

This is a classic island beach you probably dreamed of. A few miles of nice sand and relatively shallow water, clean, not crowded, with a few restaurants and places to stay. They effectively sacrificed a smaller beach nearby for the boats, fishing and other activities and keep a village a bit away so this beach well taken care of. On the flip side, if you're not satisfied with sand, sun and water and food, there is not much else to do. So it's perfect for a day trip or a short stay, but if you think about an extended stay, you might find it too secluded.

They told me the fine stretch of near white sand stretches at around 4.7kms. Looks nice to me. Good for long walks on a sunny rather humid day. ATV’s , peddlers of goods and several beach goers abound. If you’re lucky it is positioned for a nice sunset view.

Traveling with my parents for the first time, I happened to stumble upon Palawan, an island paradise in the Philippines, online. It's known for having the world's most beautiful sunsets. We've only traveled to Japan and South Korea in the past, so we decided to explore Southeast Asia this time. Indeed, it was stunning and unlike anything I'd ever experienced in Chicago. Experiencing a sunset here is a must in life; it brings unexpected joys.

We heard about this beach being one of the top beaches in Asia and had to check it out. The rides about an hour from town . The first half of the ride is ant bad going threw some smaller towns. But the second half of the ride really sucks. Bad roads, huge mud puddles and have to go slow. The beach is nice but I personally don’t think worth an hour ride each way. I would recommend vanilla beach south if the main town of El nido. Go down to Los Cabanas and keep walking. No body on that beach. Crystal clear water and a way better view then NacPan beach.