http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from Asia , Philippines , Palawan , Port Barton en-us Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:19:24 +0000 Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:19:24 +0000 1. Finally get some serious tanning done on the picture perfect beach of Port Barton. It was about time2. Join a bonfire party of local boatmen and a few random foreigners on the beach. Grill fish and drink rum with Nestea. When sufficiently drunk singalong to a campfire version of Zombie the ever lasting Philippino favourite.3. Try finding yet another waterfall and a white beach. Fail miserabl http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/blog-378854.html Von Sabang ging es mit dem Jeepney zurck zum Highway 2h 75 P wo ich sofort Anschluss nach Roxas bekam. Ich stieg kurz vor der Stadt an der Abzweigung nach Port Barton aus 1h 50 P wo ich eine gute halbe Stunde auf den RoxasPort Barton Jeepney warten musste. Fr die letzten 22 km nach Port Barton bentigte der Jeepney mehr als anderhalb Stunden die Strae ist selbst in der Trockenzeit ei http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/blog-378725.html If you hate white sandy beaches and clear bluegreen seas don't come here Palawan is the most westward island in The Philippines and it definitely does have a frontier feel about it its ruggedly beautiful a long fairly skinny rainforested ridge with beaches dotted all up and down the coast on either side and hundreds of little islands scattered around. The roads are mostly shite and the electr http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/blog-332143.html My usual question unanswered by these by most travel books is How did you get there Even without the suggestion of a motive a prologue is welcome since the going is often as fascinating as the arrival. Paul Theroux To the Ends of the EarthAnd in our decision to try and save a few pesos this was truely the case in getting to Cacnipa.There were 2 options t http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/blog-328522.html Another early start to the bus station where there was what looked like a reasonably comfy van going to San Vincente so we hopped on thinking it'd be easy enough to transfer to Port Barton when we got there. We got the front seats so thought we were going to be comfy all the way till the driver and his pal jumped in too There were 4 of us in the front I don039t know how the driver managed it http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Port-Barton/blog-122376.html