Travel + Leisure Travel Magazine announced that Palawan in the Philippines is the most beautiful island in 2020. This award was voted on based on the reader’s opinion about travel experiences around the world.
Palawan ranks first with an average score of 94.83 out of 100. Travelers appreciate the archipelago for recreational activities, scenery, food, and friendliness of the locals.
The breathtaking images illustrate why Palawan in the Philippines is named the best island in the world:
With limestone cliffs stretching all the way to the ocean, the sea becomes very impressive and outstanding.
The road to Palawan is not easy, but once you’ve gone through, this place is definitely worth bringing to tourists.
Beach with fine white sand beaches and green palm trees
And the turquoise water is as beautiful as only in photos on postcards
The view from above is breathtaking with the combination of blue water and rolling mountains
The diving experience in Palawan is considered to be of a world class rarely found, because when you dive into the world under the ocean, you will find many interesting things, such as corals, or fossils from shipwrecks on the ocean floor
Palawan has a diverse marine ecosystem
The clear water makes visitors feel secure and enjoy the beautiful scenery underwater. If you’re afraid to swim, dive, try a tour of Palawan’s underground river, which UNESCO calls ’one of the world’s only islands’ or take a small boat to travel between the islands.
Lie in a hammock and relax to enjoy the holiday in a peaceful setting
The sunset in Palawa is said to be one of the most beautiful scenes that must be experienced in life
Beautiful scenes in Palawan that have appeared in famous movies like The Bourne Legacy, The Beach and Agent 007
More and more hotels and resorts are coming along the Palawa coast
But tourists can still enjoy traditional Filipino culture, through parades or festivals organized by locals.
Palawa is famous for its high mountains, limestone caves and crystal clear sea. Moreover, Palawan has many beautiful little-explored tropical forests
Home to more than 600 species of birds, the island is a haven for bird watchers.
The cuisine is fresh, rich in seafood and full of flavors, which fascinates visitors everywhere