El Nido Resorts’ Eco-Discovery island resort, Miniloc, offers guests with a back-to-basics Filipino coastal village vibe with a rustic or native design. In Miniloc, guests can swim with the 1.5-meter jackfish and get up close and personal with a variety of marine species just at its house reef. Miniloc Island is also a gateway to discover and explore the popular attractions around Bacuit Bay, such as the Big and Small Lagoons and Snake Island.

Palawan is an archipelago of 1780 islands on the western part of the Philippines. It has the most concentration of Islands but is the most sparsely populated region in the country. Because of its iconic landscapes and high bio-diversity, Palawan is known as "The Last Ecological Frontier of the Philippines"

The Northern part of Palawan province is blessed with crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches and a wealth of flora and fauna. It is here that El Nido and Taytay, home of the lovely El Nido Resorts are located. Spectacular ancient limestone cliffs tower over marine sanctuaries teeming with innumerable species of tropical fish and coral, as well as five species of endangered sea turtles. Lush forests abound with more than 100 species of birds. It is truly an exotic destination.

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