In the laidback, charming beach town of San Vicente, Palawan will soon rise the 462-hectare Paragua Coastown, an 'eco-tourism community' where sustainable tourism and green living co-exist harmoniously.

Paragua Coastown will be highlighted not only by some of the island's most beautiful natural spots—including the famous Port Barton and the country's longest coastline that is also Southeast Asia's second-longest—but also by facilities that encourage a holistic lifestyle, including health and wellness sanctuaries, a cultural center, and even a mangrove reserve park, just to name a few.

Strategically located just a few minutes from the airport, Paragua Coastown is poised to become a true haven for families, couples, and individuals seeking a more mindful and eco-friendly way of life.