Serenity hotel is located in Caalan, a small walkable neighborhood with narrow roads and pathways, where no cars or big transportation can go. That makes it a unique spot!
Explore El Nido with total freedom. The Beach Bus gives you unlimited hop-on, hop-off access for a full 24 hours, connecting you to the best beaches—from Lio and Nacpan beach to more remote spots—without the hassle of organizing transport. Discover El Nido at your own rhythm.
For longer stays, 3-day and 5-day passes are also available, giving you even more time to experience El Nido without rushing.
No planning, no negotiations—just the freedom to explore, stop, and stay as long as you like.
Scan the QR code to secure your Beach Bus pass and start exploring and head to TownSquare Bus Station – just few minutes walking from Serenity Hotel.
Scan & book your 1-day pass here
By Foot -wanderlust!
El Nido town is small enough to be easily explored on foot. Most of the town’s amenities, such as restaurants and shops are located within a few blocks of each other, making it easy to navigate on foot. Serenity hotel is located just 10 minutes walking distance from town.
Walking is a great way to get a feel for the town’s laid-back atmosphere and to discover some of its hidden gems, such as small cafes and street vendors. It is also a great way to interact with the friendly locals and experience the local culture.
By Tricycle or Jeepney: Philippino way
While walking is certainly an option for getting around El Nido town, it may not be the most practical way to explore the surrounding areas and attractions, or to reach arrival/departure points such as El Nido airport, van terminal or ferry terminal.
Many of the popular tourist destinations in El Nido, such as Nacpan Beach, Las Cabanas Beach, are located several kilometers outside of town and may be difficult to reach on foot.
Do it the Philippino way and take a tricycle to get around or even funnier a Jeepney to go up north Palawan. These modes of transportation are relatively inexpensive and allow you to immerse in the culture having interaction with locals.
Driving: motorbike or car
Exploring El Nido renting a car or a motorbike can be a great way to see the area and have a more flexible itinerary. It can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it’s important to consider the potential risks and take precautions to ensure your safety.
The roads in El Nido can be quite challenging, with steep inclines, sharp turns, and unpaved stretches going to some beaches such as Nacpan or Duli. This can make it more difficult, especially for those who are inexperienced or not comfortable driving on rough terrain.
