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Tourism
As the premier ecotourism destination, PPSRNP makes major contribution to the local economy by earning from tourism related activities and providing locals with livelihood. Tourist arrival is almost 150,000 annually with locals comprising around 80% of all arrivals. Direct contribution to the City tourism revenues estimated at P700 million.
Wonder of Nature – This Underground River is easily navigable up to 4.3 km. and is reputed to be the longest navigable underground river in the World. It Park operated paddle boats take visitors for a 45 minute tour of the cave. Notable are interesting rock formations and the thousand of bats and swiftlets that inhabit the cave.
Jungle Trekking - for outdoor lovers, an alternative 5 km long trail to the Cave is designed in such a way that it allows visitors to trek into the different forest formations to observe wildlife and sounds of the wilderness.
Wildlife – Another popular activity within the PPSRNP is bird watching. One must start early and preferably equipped with binoculars to see the brightly colored birds of the Park. Notable is the Palawan peacock pheasant. Commonly observed species include parrots, hornbills, pitas, leaf birds and herons. Other wildlife observed include Macaques, Monitor lizards and Squirrels.
Mangrove Paddleboat Tour- Tour the Sabang River on board paddle boats to observe mangrove forest and appreciate what an ecosystem free of human intervention looks like. Visitors are also given a chance to contribute to conservation by planting mangrove saplings in designated areas. This project is managed and operated by local residents
White Sand Beaches- The shoreline comprises some of the island’s most pristine and beautiful beaches. Most popular are the Sabang beach, Panaguman beach, and Marta Fe beach. The cool and crystal waters make it ideal for swimming and enjoying the sun.
Adventure Caving- Aside from the Underground River, the area boasts a number of cave systems worth exploring. Climbing Ugong Rock allows one to view the spectacular karst formations and surrounding natural beauty. Other areas to explore include the Lions Cave, Daylight Hole and the Kawili Cave.
Visitor Center- For display, exhibit and presentation of history, flora and fauna of the PPSRNP. Learn more about the culture of the Batak and Tagbanua by visiting the Ethnographic Museum located at the Center. Briefing, video presentations, and printed information could also be availed at the center.