Bodato Burgers, Palawan

Have you tried Bodato Burgers in Puerto Princesa?


I found their spot in Tiange Tiange in Puerto Princesa while buying souvenirs and I just had to try it.









Burgers cost around 99php like the one below.









Honestly, I liked the taste better than the burgers available in Manila.









A must try for all meat lovers!

To read more about what you can see and do in Puerto Princesa, Read here

Zipline in Palawan Rancho

Palawan Rancho in Puerto Princesa

It has been in operation for the   last 2 years.



Cant get enough of ziplining?



Then hop on down to Palawan Rancho!



750 meters combined distance in 4 stations.

Here's a shot of our model being geared up by our instructor

Open Mondays to Sundays



In the last station, you can even do stunts!



500 php only

Here are other activities to can do:



Horse Back Riding 50.00php

Trampoline 35.00 php

You can get in touch with them on facebook here

To read more about Puerto Princesa, read here

Or email them at ranchoziplineadventure@gmail.com

Credits to our lovely model Mrs. Bonnevie Hannie Piczon Garcia

Skyjet Start Flights to Busuanga

Starting February 15, 2013, Skyjet (Magnum Air Inc.) will be flying 3 times to Busuanga, Palawan using their 94 seater whispering jet.

Excerpt:
Dr. Joel Mendoza, president and chief executive officer of Skyjet, said passengers going between Busuanga and Manila will experience the most comfortable flight at affordable rate every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

He said passengers will be provided with light snacks and allowed five kilos of hand carry plus 10 kilos of free check-in luggage. For businessmen, the aircraft also has a cargo hold of up to three tons.

Mendoza said travel in their 94-seater “whispering jet” will only take 40 minutes from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 4 (old domestic airport) to Busuanga.

Skyjet’s M-W-F flights to Busuanga will leave the old domestic airport in Pasay City at 9:55 a.m., while the return flight to Manila at 12:05 p.m. Mendoza said inquiries can be made at their website www.skyjetair.com or at the old domestic airport ticketing office at (02) 823-3087.

”By serving niche destinations, regardless of passenger traffic, we endeavor to contribute to the country's economy by boosting local tourism while advocating for the preservation of natural resources and cultural heritage. We sell experience not seats,” he said. (PNA)
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