If you are seeking to be transported to a nature-filled expanse amidst stunning glass waters teeming with vivid marine life, look no farther than our shores. A quiet salty breeze, birds, sunshine and pristine isolation are what await you on Flower Island, a 20-room resort tucked away on its own private island surrounded by Palawan’s azure waters. Now, that is luxury.
Located in Taytay, Palawan, Flower Island resort has, for over three decades, been protecting the flora and fauna on its turf to not only develop an environment that supports the staff who live there, but to also nurture nature. The resort’s ethos is one of sustainability. It is passionate about marine life development and giving back to mother nature. This loving, holistic and harmonious attitude is warmly embraced by everyone who works at Flower Island; and honestly, their perspective and mindset rubs off beautifully on their guests.
The resort’s team catches and grows the freshest, most gorgeous food for Flower Island’s visitors. Each meal is prepared thoughtfully and is served at the Pearl Restaurant where guests can dine together for lunch and dinner. The restaurant fosters camaraderie and is the ideal space to meet fellow travellers and make new connections, as meals are served at set times of the day.


The Sunset Bar, on the other hand, is the perfect spot to spend lazy afternoons and moody evenings. Kick back and listen to some music or indulge in the hypnotic sounds of the sea while sipping on killer cocktails. Passing the time while surrounded by friends, laughter and a fiery Philippine sunset is an experience filled with emotions that are almost too hard to describe.
There is no shortage of unique bonding moments to be shared on Flower Island. The sporty traveller can indulge in paddle boarding, kayaking or even volleyball. If you’d like to learn something new, then take diving lessons with well-trained instructors who are all passionate about marine biodiversity and are sure to show you a spectacular array of wildlife in their rich waters. In fact, if you just pop into the water for a snorkel, there is a very high chance that you will see turtles.
If lots of physical activity is not up your alley, fret not. You can treat yourself to a private boat ride and some island hopping instead. Atmospheric, exhilarating and unforgettable are a few words that describe zipping along some of the most beautiful seas on a gorgeous speedboat while taking in Palawan’s visual treasures. You can even make an appointment to view a working pearl farm to learn about how the Philippine national gem is cultured. Step by step, you will see how nuanced and precise the creation of a pearl is.
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