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Very adventurous with very photogenic, very nature-focused, somewhat local character.

Beach · El Nido

Big Lagoon to Shimizu Island

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of El Nido, Palawan, as you glide through the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Big Lagoon en route to Shimizu Island. Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and lush tropical foliage, this peaceful kayaking journey offers a soul-soothing escape into nature's untouched paradise. Perfect for travel enthusiasts craving a serene yet adventurous experience, the gentle waves and soft light filtering through a partly cloudy sky create a dreamy atmosphere that uplifts and rejuvenates the spirit. Discover hidden gems away from the crowds and connect deeply with pristine landscapes that feel like a dream come true—your next unforgettable journey awaits.

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November to May - dry season with calm waters and optimal visibility

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Most videos filmed Nov during autumn. July is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.

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November to May - dry season with calm waters and optimal visibility

2–4 hours

Waterproof camera, Sunscreen, Hat or cap, Light clothing, Snorkeling gear (optional), and Reusable water bottle

Adventure Seekers, Nature Lovers, Couples, Solo Travelers, and Eco-Conscious Travelers

The nearest airport is Francisco B. Reyes Airport (ENI), located approximately 20 minutes boat ride from El Nido town proper.

Choose from eco-resorts, beachfront inns, and boutique hotels around El Nido town for comfortable stays close to nature.Book a stay →

Combine this kayaking journey with island hopping tours, snorkeling adventures, and visits to nearby beaches like Nacpan and Seven Commandos.Book a tour →

$1-$25

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Big Lagoon to Shimizu Island

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