Seoul, South Korea 28-Day Trip Itinerary

Flight from Lisbon to Seoul

Board your flight from Lisbon to Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul, South Korea.

This will be a long-haul flight, likely with a layover.

Remember to account for the time difference and potential jet lag upon arrival.

Hotel Check-in & Relax

Arrive at Incheon International Airport (ICN), transfer to your hotel, and check in.

Take some time to freshen up and relax after your long journey.

You can take the Airport Railroad Express (AREX) or a limousine bus for a convenient transfer to central Seoul.

Myeongdong Evening Stroll

Take a leisurely walk through Myeongdong Shopping Street, famous for its beauty products, fashion, and vibrant street food scene.

It's a great introduction to Seoul's lively atmosphere.

Many shops offer tax-free shopping for tourists. Enjoy some local street food for a casual dinner.

Dinner in Myeongdong

Savor authentic Korean cuisine at one of the many restaurants in Myeongdong.

Options range from traditional Korean BBQ to spicy stews and noodle dishes.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Explore the largest and most beautiful of Seoul's five grand palaces, built in 1395.

Witness the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony (check times).

Consider renting a Hanbok (traditional Korean dress) for unique photo opportunities around the palace grounds. Closed Tuesdays.

Lunch in Samcheongdong

Enjoy lunch in the charming Samcheongdong area, known for its traditional cafes and art galleries, located near the palace.

Bukchon Hanok Village

Wander through the narrow alleyways of Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional Korean village with hundreds of traditional houses (hanok) dating back to the Joseon Dynasty.

Be mindful of residents as this is a living village. There are several viewpoints offering panoramic city views.

National Museum Of Korea

Visit the largest museum in Korea, housing over 420,000 objects.

Explore its six permanent exhibition galleries showcasing Korean history and art.

Admission is free for the permanent exhibitions. Check for special exhibitions which may have a fee. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g294197-d325043-Reviews-National_Museum_Of_Korea-Seoul.html?m=66827

Dinner in Insadong

Enjoy dinner in Insadong, a cultural hub known for its traditional restaurants, tea houses, and craft shops.

The War Memorial of Korea

Explore poignant exhibits, war memorabilia, and military equipment detailing Korea's history of war, including the Korean War.

An important historical site.

The outdoor exhibition has various aircraft, tanks, and artillery. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g294197-d554537-Reviews-The_War_Memorial_Of_Korea-Seoul.html?m=66827

Lunch in Itaewon

Have lunch in the diverse Itaewon district, known for its international cuisine and unique shops.

N Seoul Tower

Take a cable car or hike up Namsan Mountain to N Seoul Tower for panoramic views of the entire city.

Enjoy the 'Locks of Love' and observation deck.

The best views are often during sunset or at night when the city lights up.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

Explore the iconic, futuristic architecture of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a cultural hub for fashion, design, and art exhibitions.

Dinner & Dongdaemun Market

Enjoy dinner in the Dongdaemun area, then experience the bustling Dongdaemun Market, known for its late-night shopping, especially for clothing and accessories.

In-depth Myeongdong Shopping

Revisit Myeongdong for more in-depth exploration of its beauty stores, fashion boutiques, and international brands. It's a great place for souvenirs and gifts.

Look out for popular Korean skincare and cosmetics brands, often offering promotions and samples.

Lunch in Myeongdong

Enjoy a casual lunch at one of the many restaurants or food stalls in Myeongdong.

Namdaemun Market

Explore Namdaemun Market, Korea’s largest traditional market.

You can find everything from clothes, kitchenware, and textiles to local street food.

Bargaining is common here, especially for non-fixed price items.

Cheonggyecheon Stream Walk

Take a relaxing walk along Cheonggyecheon Stream, an urban renewal project that transformed a neglected waterway into a beautiful public recreation space.

Dinner in Hongdae

Head to Hongdae, a vibrant neighborhood known for its youthful energy, indie music scene, street art, and diverse dining options.

Enjoy dinner here.

Bongeunsa Temple

Visit Bongeunsa Temple, a beautiful Buddhist temple nestled in the heart of modern Gangnam.

Experience a moment of tranquility amidst the bustling city.

Consider joining a temple stay program or a short tea ceremony if available (book in advance).

COEX Mall & Starfield Library

Explore COEX Mall, a large underground shopping and entertainment complex.

Don't miss the stunning Starfield Library, a popular spot for photos and relaxation.

Lunch in Gangnam

Enjoy a modern dining experience in the upscale Gangnam district, with a wide range of international and Korean restaurants.

Garosu-gil Street

Stroll down Garosu-gil, a tree-lined street in Sinsa-dong known for its trendy boutiques, independent designer shops, art galleries, and cafes.

Farewell Dinner in Seoul

Enjoy a special dinner on your last evening in Seoul, perhaps trying a dish you haven't yet, or revisiting a favorite.

Bukchon Hanok Village

Wander through the charming traditional Korean houses (hanoks) in this historic village.

Enjoy the narrow alleys and stunning views of the city and palaces.

Be mindful of residents as this is a living village. Wear comfortable shoes for walking up hills.

Myeongdong Shopping Street

Explore this bustling shopping district famous for its beauty and skincare products, along with many popular Korean and international fashion brands.

The War Memorial of Korea

Visit this poignant museum with exhibits, war memorabilia, and military equipment covering Korea’s history of war, including the Korean War.

Allow plenty of time to explore the indoor and outdoor exhibits. Entry is free for the main exhibition hall.

Dinner in Itaewon

Enjoy dinner in Itaewon, a vibrant district known for its diverse international cuisine and lively atmosphere.

Many restaurants cater to various tastes, from Korean BBQ to international dishes.

Transfer to Gimpo Airport

Travel from your Seoul accommodation to Gimpo International Airport (GMP) for your domestic flight to Jeju Island.

Flight to Jeju Island

Take a domestic flight from Gimpo International Airport (GMP) to Jeju International Airport (CJU).

It's advisable to book domestic flights in advance, especially for weekend travel.

Check into Hotel on Jeju

Arrive at Jeju International Airport, transfer to your hotel, and check in.

Settle into your island accommodation.

Aewol Coastal Road

Take a scenic drive or walk along the beautiful Aewol Coastal Road, enjoying the ocean views, cafes, and unique rock formations.

Many charming cafes along the road are perfect for a coffee break.

Dinner in Jeju City

Enjoy fresh seafood or local Jeju black pork for dinner in Jeju City or near your accommodation.

Jeju is renowned for its unique local dishes.

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak

Hike to the top of Seongsan Ilchulbong, also known as 'Sunrise Peak,' a UNESCO World Heritage site formed by a volcanic eruption. Enjoy panoramic views of the crater and coastline.

The climb is steep but relatively short, offering stunning rewards at the summit. Arrive early to avoid crowds.

Haenyeo Performance

Witness a captivating performance by Jeju's 'Haenyeo' (women divers), who collect seafood without breathing apparatus. Often held near Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Check performance times beforehand, as they can vary seasonally. Usually held twice daily.

Manjanggul Cave

Explore Manjanggul Cave, one of the finest lava tunnels in the world, stretching over 7.

4 km (only 1 km is accessible to tourists). Marvel at the unique geological formations.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring a light jacket as the cave can be cool and damp. The path is uneven in places.

Dinner at Local Restaurant

Savor authentic Jeju cuisine at a local restaurant.

Try dishes like 'gogi-guksu' (noodles with pork) or fresh seafood.

Ask your hotel for recommendations or look for popular local eateries.

Jusangjeolli Cliffs

Visit the stunning Jusangjeolli Cliffs, a fascinating rock formation resembling giant stone pillars, created by volcanic lava flows meeting the sea.

The sight is particularly impressive when waves crash against the hexagonal columns.

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Explore Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, meaning 'sky connected with land,' known for its picturesque surroundings and the crystal-clear water flowing into a tranquil pond.

The path to the waterfall is well-maintained and leads through a beautiful botanical garden.

O'Sulloc Tea Museum

Immerse yourself in Korean tea culture at the O'Sulloc Tea Museum.

Learn about tea production, enjoy a tea tasting, and stroll through the scenic green tea fields.

Don't miss trying the green tea ice cream or other unique green tea treats at the café.

Dinner & Evening Relaxation

Enjoy a relaxed dinner and, if the weather permits, find a spot away from city lights to enjoy stargazing over Jeju's dark skies.

Many areas of Jeju offer excellent stargazing opportunities due to minimal light pollution.

Dongmun Traditional Market

Explore Dongmun Market, Jeju's largest and oldest traditional market.

It's a great place to experience local life, find fresh produce, seafood, and souvenirs.

Try some local street food specialties like 'omegi tteok' (Jeju rice cakes) or fresh tangerines.

Jeju Black Pork Street Lunch

Enjoy a delicious lunch on Jeju Black Pork Street, renowned for its restaurants specializing in the island's famous black pork BBQ.

A must-try culinary experience on Jeju Island.

Leisure & Souvenir Shopping

Enjoy some free time to revisit a favorite spot, relax at a café, or do some last-minute souvenir shopping for Jeju specialties like Hallabong mandarins or green tea products.

Jeju offers many unique local products that make great gifts.

Farewell Dinner on Jeju

Have a final memorable dinner on Jeju Island, perhaps trying a dish you haven't yet, reflecting on your time on the beautiful island.

Enjoy the relaxed evening atmosphere before preparing for your journey to Japan.

Flight from Seoul to Tokyo

Catch your flight from Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul to Narita International Airport (NRT) in Tokyo.

Allow time for customs and transfer to your hotel.

Hotel Check-in

Check into your accommodation in Shinjuku or a central Tokyo district.

Many hotels offer luggage storage if you arrive before check-in time.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Relax and stroll through one of Tokyo's largest and most beautiful parks, featuring French, English, and traditional Japanese garden landscapes.

Dinner in Shinjuku

Enjoy a traditional Japanese dinner in Shinjuku.

Explore the area around Shinjuku Station for a wide variety of restaurants.

Consider trying a local izakaya for a casual and authentic experience.

Shinjuku Golden Gai Experience

Experience the unique atmosphere of Golden Gai, a tiny, atmospheric area packed with over 200 small bars, each with its own theme and regular clientele.

Many bars have a cover charge. Be respectful and mindful of space as bars are very small.

Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko

Witness the iconic Shibuya Crossing, the busiest intersection in the world.

Visit the famous Hachiko statue nearby.

Grab a coffee from Starbucks overlooking the crossing for a great view.

Shibuya Shopping & Exploration

Explore the vibrant streets of Shibuya, known for its fashion, youth culture, and diverse shops.

Discover trendy boutiques and department stores.

Harajuku's Takeshita Street

Dive into the quirky fashion and pop culture of Harajuku by exploring Takeshita Street, famous for its unique shops, cafes, and street food.

Try a rainbow crepe or some Japanese street food.

Meiji Jingu Shrine

Seek a moment of tranquility at the Meiji Jingu Shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

It's surrounded by a beautiful forest.

Enter through the large torii gate and walk along the gravel path to the main shrine buildings.

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

Enjoy free panoramic views of Tokyo from the observation decks of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

On clear days, Mount Fuji is visible.

Dinner in Shinjuku

Conclude your day with dinner in Shinjuku, choosing from countless dining options.

Tsukiji Outer Market

Explore the vibrant Tsukiji Outer Market, a bustling hub of fresh seafood, produce, and culinary delights.

Enjoy a fresh sushi breakfast or street food.

The famous tuna auction moved to Toyosu, but the outer market remains a fantastic food destination.

Imperial Palace East Garden

Wander through the East Garden of the Imperial Palace, the former site of Edo Castle.

It offers a peaceful retreat with beautiful landscapes and historical remnants.

Ginza Shopping & Stroll

Experience the upscale shopping district of Ginza.

Admire the architecture, browse luxury boutiques, and visit department stores like Ginza Mitsukoshi.

On weekends, Chuo-dori street is often closed to vehicle traffic, becoming a pedestrian paradise.

Dinner in Ginza

Enjoy dinner in Ginza, offering a wide array of high-end restaurants and diverse cuisine options.

Kabuki-za Theatre (Evening Viewing)

Attend a single act of Kabuki theatre at the historic Kabuki-za Theatre.

One-act tickets are available and offer a glimpse into this traditional art form.

Purchase 'Hitomaku-mi' (single-act tickets) at the dedicated booth on the day of the performance for a more budget-friendly and time-efficient experience.

Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise-dori

Visit Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, and explore Nakamise-dori, the traditional shopping street leading to it.

Enjoy the historic atmosphere and browse for souvenirs.

Try some traditional snacks from the stalls on Nakamise-dori.

Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck

Ascend to the Tokyo Skytree, one of the world's tallest structures, for breathtaking 360-degree views of the city from its Tembo Deck and Gallery.

Booking tickets online in advance is recommended, especially for weekend visits, to avoid long queues.

Travel to Odaiba

Take the Yurikamome Line to Odaiba, enjoying scenic views of Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge.

Explore Odaiba

Wander around Odaiba, Tokyo's futuristic entertainment island.

See attractions like the Fuji TV Building, the Gundam Base Tokyo, and a replica Statue of Liberty.

Dinner with Rainbow Bridge View

Enjoy dinner at one of Odaiba's many restaurants, offering fantastic views of Tokyo Bay and the illuminated Rainbow Bridge.

Aqua City Odaiba and DiverCity Tokyo Plaza have numerous dining options with good views.

Akihabara Electric Town

Immerse yourself in the world of electronics, anime, manga, and gaming in Akihabara.

Explore multi-story shops, arcades, and themed cafes.

Don't miss the themed cafes and arcades for a unique Japanese pop culture experience.

Lunch in Akihabara

Enjoy a casual lunch in Akihabara, with many options ranging from ramen to curry, often with a quirky theme.

Last-Minute Shopping & Souvenirs

Spend some time on last-minute souvenir shopping or revisit a favorite spot in Tokyo.

Consider department stores or specialized shops for unique gifts.

Prepare for Kyoto Travel

Return to your hotel to pack and make final preparations for your journey to Kyoto tomorrow.

Farewell Dinner in Tokyo

Enjoy a final dinner in Tokyo, perhaps revisiting a favorite cuisine or trying something new before heading to Kyoto.

Bullet Train to Kyoto

Board the Shinkansen (bullet train) from Tokyo to Kyoto, a comfortable and efficient way to travel through Japan.

Enjoy the scenic countryside views.

Hotel Check-in

Arrive at your accommodation in Kyoto and check in, dropping off luggage before starting your exploration.

Lunch in Central Kyoto

Enjoy a casual lunch near your hotel or Kyoto Station, perhaps trying some local Kyoto cuisine.

Explore Gion District

Wander through Kyoto's historic geisha district.

Admire the traditional wooden machiya houses, quaint tea houses, and if lucky, spot a geiko (geisha) or maiko (apprentice geisha).

Be respectful and do not photograph geiko/maiko without permission.

Kamo River Stroll

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Kamo River, a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, especially as evening approaches.

Many restaurants line the river, offering pleasant views.

Traditional Dinner in Gion

Savor a traditional Japanese dinner in the Gion area, perhaps trying Kyo-ryori (Kyoto cuisine) or another local specialty.

Arashiyama Bamboo Grove

Visit the iconic Sagano Bamboo Forest, walking through towering bamboo stalks that create a unique and serene atmosphere.

Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy the tranquility. The path is well-marked and relatively flat.

Tenryu-ji Temple

Explore Tenryu-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Kyoto's most important Zen temples, featuring beautiful gardens and impressive architecture.

Lunch in Arashiyama

Enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants in the Arashiyama district, offering various Japanese dishes.

Togetsukyo Bridge

Walk across the Togetsukyo Bridge (Moon Crossing Bridge) over the Hozugawa River, offering picturesque views of the surrounding mountains.

Arashiyama Souvenirs

Browse the charming shops along the main street of Arashiyama for souvenirs, local crafts, and snacks.

Relaxation & Dinner

Return to central Kyoto for a relaxing evening.

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant of your choice or explore the Pontocho Alley for its vibrant dining scene.

Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)

Visit Kinkaku-ji, the stunning Golden Pavilion, a Zen temple with its top two floors completely covered in gold leaf, set against a beautiful reflecting pond.

One of Kyoto's most iconic sights. Can get crowded, but the views are spectacular.

Ryoan-ji Temple

Explore Ryoan-ji Temple, famous for its austere rock garden (karesansui) which is considered one of the finest examples of Japanese Zen landscape.

Lunch in Northern Kyoto

Enjoy lunch at a local eatery in the northern Kyoto area, near the temples.

Daitoku-ji Temple Complex

Visit Daitoku-ji, a large walled Zen temple complex with numerous sub-temples, many of which are open to the public and feature beautiful gardens and art.

Allows for a more tranquil experience away from the main tourist hubs. Some sub-temples have separate entrance fees.

Nishiki Market Exploration

Wander through Nishiki Market, known as 'Kyoto's Kitchen'.

Sample local foods, discover unique ingredients, and browse artisan products.

Dinner Downtown

Have dinner in Kyoto's downtown area, offering a wide range of dining options from casual izakayas to more upscale restaurants.

Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine

Visit the iconic Fushimi Inari-taisha, famous for its thousands of vibrant orange torii gates winding up the sacred Mount Inari.

Hike through a portion of the paths for stunning views.

Wear comfortable shoes. The full climb can take 2-3 hours, but even a short walk offers great photo opportunities.

Lunch near Fushimi Inari

Grab a quick and delicious lunch from the many street food stalls or small restaurants at the base of Fushimi Inari.

Fushimi Sake District Tour

Head to the Fushimi Sake District, known for its pristine spring water and numerous sake breweries.

Take a tour and enjoy a tasting session.

Many breweries offer English tours and tastings. Some may require advance booking.

Traditional Tea Ceremony

Experience an authentic Japanese tea ceremony, a cultural ritual of preparing and serving powdered green tea (matcha).

A peaceful and insightful cultural experience. Booking in advance is recommended.

Dinner with River View

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant along the Kamo River, possibly experiencing Kawayuka dining (platforms built over the river, available in warmer months), or a restaurant with river views.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Visit Kiyomizu-dera, a stunning wooden temple perched on a hillside with incredible views of Kyoto.

Drink from the Otowa Waterfall for good fortune.

Part of the Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka

Stroll down the charming, traditional shopping streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka leading up to Kiyomizu-dera, filled with shops selling souvenirs, sweets, and crafts.

Perfect for picking up last-minute souvenirs and enjoying the historic atmosphere.

Lunch in Higashiyama

Enjoy lunch in the Higashiyama district, offering a variety of cafes and restaurants.

Kodai-ji Temple

Explore Kodai-ji Temple, known for its beautiful rock garden, bamboo grove, and historical significance, often less crowded than other major temples.

Farewell Kyoto Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in Kyoto, perhaps revisiting a favorite spot or trying a new culinary experience to celebrate your time in this historic city.

Prepare for Departure

Spend the evening organizing your belongings and preparing for your flight to the Philippines tomorrow.

Hotel Check-out in Kyoto

Check out from your accommodation in Kyoto and make your way to Kansai International Airport (KIX) for your flight to Manila.

Flight to Manila

Board your flight from Kansai International Airport (KIX) to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila, Philippines.

This will be a long travel day, crossing time zones.

Remember to account for the time difference upon arrival. Prepare for immigration and customs procedures.

Check-in to Manila Hotel

Upon arrival at MNL, take a taxi or pre-booked transfer to your hotel in Manila and check in.

Settle into your room and refresh after your journey.

Welcome Dinner & Rest

Enjoy a relaxing dinner at a local restaurant near your hotel, trying some initial Filipino dishes.

Afterwards, unwind and prepare for a day of exploration tomorrow.

Breakfast at Hotel

Start your day with breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café.

Explore Intramuros

Embark on a walking tour of Intramuros, the 'Walled City'.

Visit Fort Santiago, a historic citadel, and San Agustin Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the oldest stone church in the Philippines.

Consider hiring a local guide or taking a 'kalesa' (horse-drawn carriage) for part of the tour. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water.

Lunch & Casa Manila

Enjoy lunch at a restaurant within or near Intramuros.

Afterwards, visit Casa Manila, a replica colonial house showcasing 19th-century Filipino lifestyle.

Rizal Park Visit

Stroll through Rizal Park (Luneta Park), a historical urban park dedicated to the national hero, Jose Rizal.

It's a significant landmark in Filipino history.

The park is free to enter, but some attractions within may have small fees.

Dinner in Makati

Experience dinner in the modern Makati area, known for its upscale restaurants and vibrant nightlife.

Choose from various international or local cuisines.

Hotel Check-out & Transfer

Enjoy breakfast, then check out from your hotel in Manila.

Arrange for a transfer to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) for your flight to El Nido.

Flight to El Nido

Board your flight from Manila to El Nido Airport (ENI) in Palawan.

This short flight will take you to one of the most beautiful destinations in the Philippines.

Airlines like AirSWIFT offer direct flights to El Nido. Booking in advance is highly recommended as flights can fill up quickly.

Airport Transfer & Lunch

Upon arrival at El Nido Airport, take a pre-arranged van or tricycle to your accommodation in El Nido town.

Have lunch at a local restaurant once settled.

Check-in to El Nido Hotel

Check into your hotel or resort in El Nido.

Take some time to unpack and relax by the pool or beach.

Sunset at Las Cabanas Beach

Head to Las Cabanas Beach (also known as Marimegmeg Beach) for a stunning sunset view.

Relax on the sand, swim, or grab a drink at one of the beach bars.

You can take a tricycle from El Nido town to Las Cabanas. It's a great spot to watch the sun dip below the horizon.

Dinner by the Bay

Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants along El Nido Bay, offering fresh seafood and various cuisines.

Soak in the relaxed island ambiance.

Breakfast at Hotel

Have an early breakfast to prepare for a full day of island hopping.

Island Hopping Tour A

Embark on the popular Tour A, which typically visits Bacuit Bay's iconic spots such as Big Lagoon, Small Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, Shimizu Island, and 7 Commandos Beach. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, and kayaking in crystal-clear waters.

Tours include lunch, water, and snorkeling gear. Book with a reputable tour operator in El Nido town. Consider renting a kayak at Big/Small Lagoon for an additional fee.

Relax & Dinner

After a day of island adventures, relax at your resort.

Enjoy a leisurely dinner, perhaps trying more local Filipino delicacies.

Breakfast at Hotel

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your resort.

Nacpan Beach Excursion

Take a trip to Nacpan Beach, one of El Nido's most beautiful and expansive beaches.

Relax on the golden sands, swim, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere away from the main town.

Hire a tricycle or rent a scooter to get to Nacpan Beach. It's about a 45-minute to 1-hour ride from El Nido town.

Beachside Lunch

Have lunch at one of the simple eateries or stalls located along Nacpan Beach.

Kayaking in Bacuit Bay

Return to El Nido town and rent a kayak to explore the waters around Bacuit Bay at your own pace.

Paddle to nearby accessible beaches like Lapus-Lapus Beach or enjoy the scenic views.

Kayaks can be rented by the hour or for half a day from many beachfront operators.

Farewell Dinner in El Nido

Enjoy your last evening in El Nido with a special dinner.

Many restaurants offer fresh seafood BBQs right on the beach.

El Nido Island Hopping Tour A

Embark on the popular Tour A, visiting stunning destinations like the Big Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, Shimizu Island, and Seven Commandos Beach. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and breathtaking limestone landscapes.

Book your tour in advance with a local operator. Most tours include lunch on one of the islands. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and a waterproof bag.

Beachside Dinner in El Nido

Savor fresh seafood and local Filipino dishes at one of the many charming restaurants along El Nido town's beach, enjoying the evening breeze.

Many restaurants offer fresh catch of the day, often grilled. Check out Artcafe for live music and a relaxed atmosphere.

Relax at Nacpan Beach

Spend a leisurely day at Nacpan Beach, one of Palawan's most beautiful and expansive beaches, known for its twin beach feature.

Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and fresh coconut juice.

Hiring a tricycle is the most common way to get there from El Nido town. The ride takes about 45 minutes to an hour. There are local eateries on the beach.

Explore El Nido Town

Wander through the quaint streets of El Nido town, browse local shops for souvenirs, handicrafts, and beachwear.

A good opportunity to pick up last-minute gifts or keepsakes from your trip.

Sunset at Las Cabanas Beach

Head to Las Cabanas Beach (also known as Marimegmeg Beach) to witness a spectacular El Nido sunset, perhaps with a refreshing drink in hand.

A short tricycle ride from El Nido town. Many beachfront bars offer happy hour specials during sunset.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in El Nido, reflecting on your incredible journey through South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines.

Try a different restaurant tonight or revisit a favorite spot.

Morning Relaxation

Enjoy a final leisurely morning in El Nido.

Take one last dip in the ocean, relax by the hotel pool, or simply enjoy breakfast with a view.

A perfect way to soak in the last moments of island life before heading home.

Check-out & Lunch

Complete your check-out from the hotel and enjoy a light lunch in El Nido town before heading to the airport.

Ensure all your belongings are packed and ready for departure. Confirm your airport transfer details.

Transfer to El Nido Airport

Take a tricycle or van transfer from El Nido town to Lio Airport (El Nido Airport - ENI) for your domestic flight.

It's advisable to arrange your transfer in advance with your hotel or a local driver. Allow ample time for the journey and check-in.