El Nido Beach

Stunning landscapes: Towering limestone karsts, turquoise bays, and pristine reefs. Iconic lagoons & secret coves: Big Lagoon, Small Lagoon, hidden coves reachable by kayak or boat. Snorkeling and beginner-friendly diving amid vibrant corals and tropical fish

Was surprised with El Nido Beach, it was CLEAN despite being in town. Water was clean without any garbage floating, the beach side was clean also, did not see garbage littered along the beach. Whatever they are doing they should keep on doing. I dont know if Swimming is allowed since there are No Swimming signs, but there are quite a number of people swimming and no one is asking them to leave.

In my opinion, El Nido is one of the prettiest towns. We were there for scuba diving. We stayed in town to have easy access to the dive centre, shops, restaurants, and the beach. We liked the beach very much. See the first photos. When the island hopping boats are gone, the beach is very quiet. Swimming is easy there. One must be careful when swimming if the boats are returning, but it's generally okay. The boats approach the shore carefully, disembark the guests, and immediately leave. There are lots of other beaches around which are accessible from land or via island hopping tours. They are all beautiful. I must say I was pretty impressed with the El Nido beach. In the evenings, after dinner, it was nice to walk on the beach. Full sunset, however, isn't observable from the beach due to the hill there. But no worries, nearby beach which everyone goes is great to enjoy the sunset.

Nice beach but no swimming allowed mainly for picking up passenger for island hopping Beautiful natural harbour There's many bars restaurant along the beach to choose from 👍💗

Very nice beach, a lot of fun to walk and many cosy bars. You're not allowed to swim in it for some reason, though lots of people do it anyway. There may be some trash lying around, but the locals organise cleanups every saturday which is a great initiative!!