Puerto Princesa Baywalk
The Baywalk is Puerto Princesa's waterfront promenade: a paved walkway along the bay lined with restaurants, bars, and food stalls. In the evening, it comes alive with locals and tourists strolling, dining, and enjoying the sea breeze.
The restaurants here serve fresh seafood at reasonable prices, with outdoor seating overlooking the water. Several bars offer live music on weekends. The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, with a mix of upscale restaurants and casual eateries.
It's the best place to spend an evening in Puerto Princesa: good food, cold drinks, and a pleasant walk along the water.
-
The Baywalk is in the city centre, about a ten minute walk from Rizal Avenue down towards the shore at Roxas Street.
-
From the airport a tricycle takes roughly ten minutes. Quotes range from P50 to P150 per tricycle, so agree the fare before you set off.
-
Come late afternoon or early evening. The first stalls open around 2pm and the strip only fills up by about 6pm.
| Item | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance | Free | An open public promenade with no gate and no admission charge. |
| Food at the stalls | From P180 | Reported for a Korean BBQ set in 2024. Grilled seafood and street food stalls line the walk. |
| Puerto Princesa City Tour | P700 | Per person, about 5 hours. The Baywalk is one of six stops alongside Plaza Cuartel, the Cathedral, Mitra's Ranch, Baker's Hill and the Crocodile Farm. |
Prices in Philippine Pesos. Use the currency selector in the nav to see approximate conversions.
No reviews yet. Be the first!