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The city of Puerto Princesa is not really interesting. However, it's close enough from Honda Bay where you can do island-hopping tours.

Disgusting. Notihng to do and to see. Rip-off prices. Escape the same day of arrival or better not to come at all

It has a lot of very nice beaches to visit. The food are very cheap especially the seafood are fresh.

Puerto Princesa is really a nice place.they keep and maintain the preservation of nature's.and economic systems.

Super thumbs up the City of Puerto Princes...I've been there twice and still want to go back for the other adventure I wanted to experience.

Puerto Princesa City is a developing area. They realise that tourism is big business and they do there best to make your stay a pleasant one.

Very charming town! Lots of trees/green fields that help give the "feel of nature". Beaches and islands are also attractions to visit.

The only interesting place to see in Puerto Princesa is the Underground River. I suggest that you go to nearby Honda Bay

As of 2010, Puerto Princesa had a population of 222,673 people, making it the least densely populated city in the Philippines.

Puerto Princesa is located in the midsection of Palawan Island. It is bound to the east by the Sulu Sea, to the west by the South China Sea, to the north by the municipalities of San Vicente and Roxas, and to the south by the municipality of Aborlan.

Puerto Princesa is a paradise that you could go basking in the sun without worrying anything. People are great, helpful, friendly, honest and accommodating.

very nice city, for relaxing, sightseeing, going around for family fun etc, we only saty for 2 nights which not enough, at least for more than 1 week.

going around can just take tricycle very convinient & cheap, we went to BM beach but must paid each person for 25.

Puerto is a very relaxing place. It's full of greenery and good places to eat in. I only saw 2-3 people smoking in my entire 4-day stay.

Nothing special to say. Just be sure that you already have plans to do when you go there as there's nothing much to see

Puerto Princesa is a rapidly growing city. Local government has big plans with a new airport etc. However the city needs a clean-up and makeover if they want to appeal to anyone, let alone the international traveller.

This city is just a breaking point for getting north to the beaches. World war monument and nice church are worth seeing.

Must try restaurant: Badjao Seafood Restaurant. Rent a tricycle because its hard to find a tricycle at the resto.

I didn't actually stay in the City. There are a few nice pockets of areas worth a stroll, but all doable in a day's trip.

it's a tourist friendly place. Prices of food , accommodation , tour are not too expensive compare to other attraction in the Philippines.

Nice place roads are pretty busy in town and around airport. Lots of stores around town and market place.

Most people were friendly, however, I found tourists get charged higher for trisikad rides. We were told by the police at the airport that trisikads should be charging no more than 10 pesos per person.

In the last 10 years, Puerto Princesa has improved a lot in terms of buildings and infrastructure. All the stuff I need are there now, like good Italian coffee, great hotels, themed restos, and shopping malls.

We liked our stay Puerto Princesa, but we mainly liked the surrounding places to visit from our hotel.

puerto princesa's people are the friendliest in the philippines. they are very courteous and helpful

If you are used to the big cities in the Philippines, this is not one of them. It's like going back in time a little bit.

Nice and busy capital of Palawan were u can get everything u don't find other places in Palawan, like atm cash machines for instance.