Narra

A captivating municipality in Palawan, offers a unique travel experience distinct from El Nido, Coron, and Puerto Princesa. Situated around 69 kilometers south of Puerto Princesa, Narra derives its name from the National Resettlement Rehabilitation Administration, closely tied to the Philippine National Tree (Pterocarpus indicus). Comprising 31 barangays, Narra beckons with its rich heritage and natural beauty, providing a refreshing alternative for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure in Palawan. Explore the charm of Narra and delve into its cultural and ecological treasures, making it a must-visit destination within the province.

Tourist Spots

Embark on a rejuvenating getaway with sought-after destinations like El Nido, Coron, and Puerto Princesa in Palawan. Delight in white-sand beaches, subterranean wonders, island hopping, thrilling activities such as rappelling, zip-lining, trekking, and scuba diving, plus the relaxation of hot springs. In this municipality, ascend the peaks of Mount Victoria/Victoriana and Sultan Peak, then immerse yourself in refreshing mountain waterfalls. Let the adventure begin! Explore the diverse offerings of this Palawan gem for a perfect blend of relaxation and exhilaration.

Mountain Peaks: Mount Victoriana and Sultan Peak

Explore the heart of Palawan with Mount Victoriana, Narra’s gem, the second-highest peak next to Mount Mantalingajan. Boasting an elevation of 1,726 m (5,663 ft), it offers a breathtaking view, accessible with guided tours to navigate rivers and ensure safety. Wear trekking shoes, carry water, and cherish the pristine surroundings. Meanwhile, Sultan Peak, slightly smaller at 1,040 m (3,412 ft), unveils waterfalls and scenic streams for a refreshing stop. Immerse in the beauty of Narra’s mountains, home to unique flora like Attenborough’s pitcher plant and Carnivorous Pitcher plants. Experience Palawan’s natural wonders with these captivating peaks and cascades.

Estrella Waterfall

Estrella Waterfall is already popular in the area. There are cottages, stores, shower rooms, picnic areas and guest houses which you can stay for a night. The entrance doesn’t cost much but the serenity of the silence and the sounds of the water flashes is an ultimate. They strictly prohibit drinking alcoholic beverages due to previous accidents. You need to ride a motorcycle to reach the area and pass through rough roads.This waterfall is also called the “twin falls”.

Rasa Island

Indulge in beachside bliss on the captivating Rasa Island, your ideal destination for relaxation. With accommodating resorts, it’s the perfect retreat. Home to the endemic Philippine red cockatoo, locally known as katala, and various endangered bird species, this island boasts a thriving mangrove forest. Protected by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Katala Foundation’s Philippine Cockatoo Conservation Program, Rasa Island is a designated bird sanctuary, officially known as Rasa Island Wildlife Sanctuary. Nestled in Barangay Panacan, Narra, Palawan, it promises a tranquil escape surrounded by nature’s wonders. Share your travel experiences and discover the municipality’s natural gems that can fill your day with beauty and serenity.