Finding Serenity and Adventure in Port Barton

Port Barton is a tranquil seaside village nestled along the western coast of Palawan. Less commercialized than its famous neighbors El Nido and Coron, Port Barton offers a more laid-back and authentic experience. With calm beaches, turquoise waters, and charming island-hopping adventures, it’s the perfect destination for travelers seeking peace and nature without the crowds.

This hidden gem is home to beautiful white-sand beaches, coral gardens, and gentle waves ideal for swimming and snorkeling. A short boat ride will take you to secluded islands, waterfalls, and turtle sanctuaries. The marine life in Port Barton is vibrant, and snorkeling spots are teeming with colorful fish, sea turtles, and even reef sharks in some areas.

Port Barton’s appeal lies in its simplicity. There are no large resorts or high-rise hotels—just cozy beachfront cottages, family-run guesthouses, and friendly locals. Whether you’re lounging under palm trees, exploring underwater wonders, or watching the sunset over the Sulu Sea, Port Barton offers a calming escape that lets you reconnect with nature.

Palawan Car Rental – Easiest Way to Get to Port Barton

Why settle for the stress of crowded public transport when you can experience travel on your own terms? Whether you’re kicking off your journey from anywhere in Palawan del Norte, Palawan Oriental, and Palawan del Sur, our self-drive and chauffeur-driven car rental services ensure a seamless, comfortable, and stress-free ride every step of the way.

Choose from our wide selection of well-maintained, modern vehicles—from sleek sedans to roomy vans—perfect for solo travelers, families, or groups. Prefer to be behind the wheel? Our self-drive rentals offer you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Want to sit back, relax, and truly enjoy the view? Our professional chauffeurs are here to take the wheel and give you a worry-free journey.

With affordable rates, flexible pick-up and drop-off options, and top-notch customer support, you can focus on what truly matters—creating unforgettable memories across the Province of Palawan. From picturesque landscapes to vibrant cultural spots, every destination becomes part of the adventure when you’re traveling in comfort and style.

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Public Transport to Port Barton

From Puerto Princesa to Port Barton
1. From Puerto Princesa International Airport, ride a tricycle heading to San Jose Bus Terminal.
2. At the terminal, ride a van heading to San Vicente town.
3. At San Vicente town proper, ride a tricycle heading to Port Barton.

Go Island Hopping to Stunning, Unspoiled Beaches
Port Barton is a gateway to peaceful and often deserted islands such as German Island (Inaladelan), Exotic Island, and Paradise Island. Join a boat tour and spend the day hopping between white-sand beaches, each more tranquil than the last. Most tours include a delicious seafood lunch by the sea, making it a full sensory experience.

Swim and Snorkel with Sea Turtles at Twin Reef or Turtle Bay
The calm, crystal-clear waters around Port Barton are ideal for snorkeling, and it’s one of the few places where you can almost guarantee a close (yet respectful) encounter with sea turtles. Twin Reef, in particular, offers incredible visibility and vibrant coral gardens, while Turtle Bay is a well-known spot for regular sightings.

Watch the Magical Sunset at the Main Beach
Don’t miss the chance to witness one of the most peaceful sunsets in the Philippines right from the shores of Port Barton Beach. With boats gently bobbing in the distance and the sky turning hues of gold and pink, it’s the perfect setting to end a relaxing day—cocktail in hand, toes in the sand.

Hike to the Beautiful Pamuayan Waterfall
This short trek (about 1 hour each way) takes you through lush jungle trails, rivers, and local villages. At the end, you’re rewarded with the sight and sound of Pamuayan Waterfall, where you can take a refreshing dip in the cool mountain water. It’s a lovely off-the-beaten-path activity for nature lovers.

Kayak Through the Calm Waters and Explore Hidden Corners
Rent a kayak and paddle along the coastline or through nearby mangroves. It’s a peaceful way to explore the area at your own pace, giving you access to secret spots, coves, and even small islands that aren’t included in typical boat tours. Perfect for couples or solo adventurers seeking solitude.

Visit the Mangroves and Spot Fireflies at Night
Take a guided nighttime boat tour through the mangroves, where you can witness thousands of glowing fireflies lighting up the branches like tiny stars. It’s a magical, almost fairytale-like experience—especially when paired with stargazing under Port Barton’s clear, unpolluted skies.

Join a Beach Yoga Class or Wellness Session
Port Barton is a haven for slow living and wellness. Many beachfront accommodations offer yoga classes, guided meditation, or massage therapies. Practicing yoga on the sand with the sound of the ocean in the background brings a sense of deep peace and connection to nature.

Discover the Colorful Underwater World at Aquarium Reef
Aquarium Reef is another top snorkeling destination, where soft corals, vibrant fish, and excellent water clarity await. Even beginners will find it easy to enjoy the marine biodiversity here, and most island-hopping tours include a stop at this spot.

Unplug and Enjoy a True Digital Detox
With limited internet and fewer distractions than larger tourist hubs, Port Barton is the ideal place to disconnect. Embrace the slow life—read a book by the beach, take afternoon naps in a hammock, or simply sit and listen to the waves. Sometimes, doing “nothing” is the best thing of all.

Savor Fresh, Local Seafood and Cozy Dining Spots
Don’t miss out on the local dining scene—whether you’re enjoying grilled tuna and mango shakes at a rustic beachfront eatery, or trying Filipino home-style dishes in a quiet village carinderia. The seafood is incredibly fresh, and the relaxed vibe of Port Barton’s eateries will have you lingering longer than planned.

Motorbike Rental – ₱ 250 per day
Bigaho Falls Entrance Fee – ₱ 30
Pamuayan Falls Guide Fee – ₱ 150 per person
Inaladelan Island Entrance Fee – ₱ 100 per person
Port Barton Environmental Fee – ₱ 50
White Beach Entrance Fee – ₱ 50

Port Barton
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🔹 Lightweight clothing and swimwear suitable for island hopping and beach lounging.
🔹 Reef-safe sunscreen to protect your skin and preserve marine life.
🔹 Waterproof dry bag to keep valuables safe while on boat tours.
🔹 Snorkel mask, fins, and water shoes for exploring coral reefs and rocky areas.
🔹 A refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.
🔹 Cash, as ATMs are limited and many local businesses are cash-only.
🔹 A power bank for your gadgets, since electricity in some areas can be intermittent.

🔹 Boat tours are weather-dependent, so always check the forecast before planning activities.
🔹 There are set rates for island-hopping tours, but private charters can also be arranged.
🔹 Mobile signal and Wi-Fi can be slow or unreliable, so prepare to disconnect.
🔹 Dispose of trash properly and avoid bringing single-use plastics.
🔹 Be respectful to locals and observe proper beach etiquette.
🔹 Marine sanctuaries have specific rules—avoid touching corals or disturbing wildlife.