A barangay of San Vicente municipality, on the west coast north of Puerto Princesa
Port Barton is the stop most itineraries skip past on the way to El Nido — a fishing village on Pagdanan Bay that has stayed smaller and slower than its famous neighbour. It works well either as its own base or as a break in a longer Puerto Princesa–El Nido run.
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No. Port Barton is a barangay of the municipality of San Vicente, on Palawan’s west coast north of Puerto Princesa. It became an independent barangay in 1961 and was placed under San Vicente when that municipality was established in 1970.
Not really. Overland access from Puerto Princesa follows the same north road that continues towards El Nido, so a stop or an overnight here fits inside a Puerto Princesa to El Nido routing rather than needing a separate side trip.
The village sits on Pagdanan Bay, with a scatter of small islands and coral reefs offshore that are visited on boat day trips out of the village. We arrange those charters through licensed local operators.
San Vicente Airport, elsewhere in the same municipality, has scheduled domestic flights, which gives the area a second way in besides the road from Puerto Princesa. We quote pickups and drop-offs there.
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