Port Barton San Vicente
Port Barton and San Vicente read as two destinations and are legally one place: Port Barton is a barangay of San Vicente municipality, not a town in its own right. That makes this the shortest and the most misunderstood link on the site. It is the leg out to Long Beach from a Port Barton base — and, more often, the leg in from San Vicente Airport, which is the area’s second way in besides the long road up from Puerto Princesa. Both ends are already quoted here; this is the page for the hop between them.
We publish route guidance, not generic fares or timings. Your quote is based on the actual date, pickup, accommodation, passenger count, luggage and vehicle needed.
Yes. Port Barton is one of the ten barangays of San Vicente municipality, not a municipality of its own — it became an independent barangay in 1961 and was placed under San Vicente when that municipality was established in 1970. The municipal centre and Long Beach lie elsewhere in the same municipality, which is why there is a transfer between them at all.
By road, and it is the leg we quote most often on this corridor. San Vicente Airport (IATA: SWL) has scheduled domestic flights and sits in the same municipality as Port Barton, so we meet the flight and drive you into the village. It is the alternative to the long road up from Puerto Princesa.
Yes, and we quote it as a return run with the driver waiting. Long Beach is a stretch of west-facing coast through Poblacion, New Agutaya, San Isidro and Alimanguan rather than a single resort strip, so tell us which part you want and the day is planned around it.
By road. Both ends are on mainland Palawan and connected by road, so it is a private vehicle transfer. The boats at Port Barton run out to the islands and reefs of Pagdanan Bay on day trips — they are not the way to reach the rest of the municipality.
Usually it should be. Port Barton and San Vicente both sit off the mainland corridor between Puerto Princesa and El Nido, so the hop can be built into a northbound or southbound transfer in the same vehicle instead of booked on its own. Ask for it when you request the quote and it is planned as one itinerary.
Anything specific to your dates, group or pickup point is answered on the quote — that is where the actual vehicle, timing and fixed all-in price come from.
Free, no obligation, and no payment to ask. If a leg does not make sense on your dates, we will say so rather than sell it to you.