Talaudyong Beach
About
Puerto Princesa's prettiest west-coast beach day! Talaudyong is a long sweep of powdery white sand and turquoise water backed by green hills, about an hour's scenic drive from the city past Nagtabon. The water is calm for swimming, there's snorkeling at the rocky end, and the sun sets straight over the sea. It even hosted the Philippine Beach Games in 2025!
Go before 1 PM today. Rain likely after.
Skip swimming and trails during thunderstorms.
- Half dayTime to spend
- Late afternoon for the sunset; dry season (around November to May) for calm seas.Best time to go
- variesEntrance and budget
- About 41 km from Puerto Princesa city (roughly an hour): take the North Road toward Bacungan, then the Bacungan-Nagtabon Road past Nagtabon Beach.Getting there
What to do here
- Swim in the calm turquoise water
- Snorkel at the rocky end of the beach
- Watch the sunset over the sea
- Pair it with Nagtabon Beach
Know before you go
Swim only when the sea is calm; waves rise in the southwest monsoon.
The hilly road has steep sections; ride carefully.
Bring cash; signal and stores are limited.
Parking at the beach entrance.
Part of the beach is run privately as Commodore's Beach, which charges a day-use fee and offers a buffet lunch; ask for current rates.
Talaudyong is a long sweep of powdery white sand and turquoise water backed by green hills, about an hour's scenic drive from the city past Nagtabon.
The water is calm for swimming, there's snorkeling at the rocky end, and the sun sets straight over the sea.
Where it is
Sitio Talaudyong, Bacungan, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
By commuteAbout 41 km from Puerto Princesa city (roughly an hour): take the North Road toward Bacungan, then the Bacungan-Nagtabon Road past Nagtabon Beach. Go by motorbike, car, van or a private day tour.
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FAQ
How far is Talaudyong Beach from Puerto Princesa?
About 41 km, roughly an hour by road past Nagtabon.
Is there an entrance fee?
Yes, a day-use fee is collected at the privately run section; rates change, so ask on arrival.
Can I visit Talaudyong and Nagtabon in one day?
Yes, they are about 8 km apart on the same road.