Puerto Princesa Palawan Underground River cruise day tour
Description
The Puerto Princesa city Subterreanean River National Park is a World Heritage Site inscribed by UNESCO on December 4, 1999. The Worlds Longest Navigable Underground River and Now one of the & Wonders of Nature. The primary tour destination PPUR has the worlds navigable Underground river with its spectacular rock stalactites and stalagmites formation that made it to be among the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE and awarded as RAMSAR site. Tour inside the cave would cover the first kilometer of this 8.2 km underground river known to be the longest navigable in the world .
Pls inform us the pick up location.
With pick up in hotels within the city center, cruise ship port, airport.
Pick up from out of town hotel incurs extra fee.
If coming from a cruise ship pls inform us the time of arrival and departure.
Tours are subject to weather conditions.
Pls inform us the pick up location.
With pick up in hotels within the city center, cruise ship port, airport.
Pick up from out of town hotel incurs extra fee.
If coming from a cruise ship pls inform us the time of arrival and departure.
Tours are subject to weather conditions.
Included
Lunch
All Fees and Taxes
Licensed tourguide
Boat transportation
Hotel pick up if your hotel is within the city center or main city of puerto princesa
Government permit fee to enter the cave, audio fee and terminal fee
Processing of Government requirements to enter the cave
Government environmental development fee is included and not collected at the wharf
All Fees and Taxes
Licensed tourguide
Boat transportation
Hotel pick up if your hotel is within the city center or main city of puerto princesa
Government permit fee to enter the cave, audio fee and terminal fee
Processing of Government requirements to enter the cave
Government environmental development fee is included and not collected at the wharf
Excluded
tips are optional
Know before you go
Please bring any Identification (ID).
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World Holiday Travel And Tours