Calauit Safari Park

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Calauit Safari Park
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“Calauit Safari Park is a wildlife sanctuary in the Philippines which was originally created in 1976 as a game reserve featuring large African mammals, translocated there under the orders of President Ferdinand Marcos during his 21-year rule of the country.”
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Lonely PlanetSep 29

Palawan Paradise: Top Things to See and Do

Find your ideal version of tropical bliss in one of the Philippines’ most sparsely populated regions.

African megafauna roam the park

20 things in this story
  • Calauit Safari ParkSightAfrican megafauna roam the park
  • Elsewhere
  • El NidoNeighborhoodPalawan, PhilippinesIconic seascapes and outstanding reef diving
  • Kayangan LakeSightPalawan, PhilippinesCrystal-clear waters nestled into mountain walls
  • Tubbataha Reefs Natural ParkSightPalawan, PhilippinesUNESCO-designated atoll, accessible by live-aboard boat
  • Coron BayHotelPalawan, PhilippinesPenetrate haunting shipwrecks sunk in 1944
  • BusuangaNeighborhoodPalawan, PhilippinesBase for sea kayakers
  • Calauit IslandSightPalawan, PhilippinesSpot dugongs
  • Bacuit ArchipelagoSightEl Nido, PhilippinesJames Bond movie-worthy seascapes
  • Calamian IslandsSightPalawan, PhilippinesStriking turquoise waters and dazzling coral reefs
  • Balabac ArchipelagoSightPalawan, PhilippinesMaldives-esque sandbars
  • KaluiRestaurantPuerto Princesa, PhilippinesDelectable set seafood menus
  • Nacpan BeachSightEl Nido, Philippines3km sprawl with partial sunset views
  • Long BeachSightSan Vicente, PhilippinesWind-swept affair exposed to the Pacific Ocean
  • Estrella FallsSightPalawan, PhilippinesAt least 64 tiers, takes four days to reach
  • Barracuda LakeSightPalawan, PhilippinesUnique layers of fresh, salt and brackish water
  • Banol BeachSightPalawan, PhilippinesSmall sandy area with shelter from the sun
  • Twin LagoonSightPalawan, PhilippinesAccessed by swimming or kayaking through a narrow crevice
  • Coron TownNeighborhoodPalawan, PhilippinesIsland-hopping trips depart from here
  • Culion Museum & ArchivesMuseumCulion Island, PhilippinesLearn about the former leper colony history
  • Subterranean River National ParkSightSabang, PhilippinesLongest navigable underground river in the world
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