Sabang X Zipline
Attraction Sabang X Zipline, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines Published on: 29-04-2016
| 2 hours | |
| 07:00 AM - 05:00 PM | |
| 09:00 AM | |
| 11:00 AM | |
| First-time visit | |
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Attraction
Landmark
Outdoor
Sport
Must see
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| 13.00 USD |
Sabang X Zipline is good for
Family with kids
No
Senior
No
Couple
Good
Solo
Good
Group
Good
- Highly recommended by fellow travellers.
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Why Sabang X Zipline is special ?
Sabang X Zipline is one of great attractions in Sabang. The highlight of Sabang X Zipline is the the breath taking view of mountains and the open sea. It is definitely an 800-meter ride of pure fun and excitement giving you an awesome view of the Palawan mountains, surf, and sand. At 800 metres long and 150 feet above sea level, the Puerto Princesa Sabang X Zipline will whizz you through the air along Sabang Beach. It involves taking a 10 -15 minute hike from the Mangroves up the tiny mountain and then, well, you just throw yourself off. The zipline adventure becomes more famous than ever since Amazing Race Philippines Season 2.
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What to explore at Sabang X Zipline?
The one-and-a-half-minute ride on the longest zipline in the Philippines starts 150 feet above sea level and ends on a sandy beach. The view of the South China Sea – as you zip over it – is hard to beat, but travelers are going so fast that they tend to be focused on looking straight ahead. Sabang X Line lets you admire the vista of the St. Paul Subterranean River National Park while gliding through the air. With Sabang X Line, you will experience 800 meters of adrenaline rush and skim the water upon land on the white sand beach. Grab a cocktail on the other end.
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How to get to Sabang X Zipline?
By ferry:
-Puerto Princesa (Palawan) to Cuyo Island Ferry of the Montenegro Shipping Lines Departure Monday 06.00 pm / arriving Tuesday morning
-Iloilo (Panay Island) to Cuyo Island Ferry of the Montenegro Shipping Lines Departure Saturday 08.00 am / arriving Saturday evening.
-Cuyo Island to Puerto Princesa (Palawan Ferry of the Montenegro Shipping Lines Departure Saturday 09.00 pm /Cuyo Island to Puerto Princesa (Palawan Feryof the Montenegro Shipping Lines Departure Saturday 09.00 pm / arriving Sunday morning.
Or you can take a shuttle from Puerto Princesa city going to Sabang or Underground River. Cost per passenger is 350 pesos.
Selling points
- Easy, fun, memorable
- Peaceful after the walk
- Amazing Zip line over The Philippine Sea
- Awesome Zipline experience with great views
- Long zipline at a decent price
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- Duration
- 4.0 days
- Estimated
- 114.98 USD
- Total travel distance
- km
- Number of places
- 13 places
Location
Sabang X Zipline, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines
Tips for you
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You have to walk most the time, so make sure your dress must be comfortable, especially with your shoes.What to wear
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For your safety, Sabang Zipline has a double hook. So incase one hook fails, there's still a back up hook so you won't fall off the zipline.Service
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Once you enter the park, you will be warned by a sign board "No permit No entry", so make sure you have permits.Rule
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Don't worry about your shoes or slippers taking off while ziplining. You can put them in this pouch hanging on your waist/harness.Things to do
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You have to trek up to reach the place. But don't worry, there are rest areas after a few steps where you can sit for a while.Things to do
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As an SOP, the guys there will brief you first before they release you for the ride of your life. You should feel free to ask them anything.Things to do
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For first time visitors, it's better to read and understand the safety rules which posted on the wall nearby.Things to do
Reviews
After the PPUR cave tour, some of our group decided to do the Sabang zipline which goes over the open bay waters. It was only $12 or $13 US, which is cheap by US standards for a 800 meter, nearly a 1:30 in time. Folks had to hike up the small mountain first, about 15-20 minutes to get to the zipline station. After that was all cake. The speed and grade of the zipline was very moderate, so as to not scare beginners, but also to allow people to enjoy the fantastic view while zipping. Anyway, at the end of the line, there was a photographer there to take your photo for 200 pesos, about $4.65 US for a 6 x 8 picture. It was a cheap thrill.
It was exhilarating flying over the ocean! It was frightening at first, but after a few seconds you relax and begin to enjoy. One regret is they did not have the harness to allow tourists to fly lying down. It would have been awesome to feel like Superman!Value for money? It was a bit too pricey. The photographs staff took were too costly, but they were good shots, so one is constrained to buy them. Also, the staff could be more friendly, rather than just being mechanical about the whole thing. However they may have been concentrating on making the "fly" through the ocean completely safe.I would recommend this experience to friends still, but would not take it again.
After doing the Underground River and feasting on a hearty buffet lunch, we needed some adrenaline to get ourselves going. We decided to do the Zipline. Sabang is a beautiful quiet place. We loved the beach which we had to pass through going to the forest up to the zipline station. It was a bit of a hike going up so we got the burn extra calories. It was a lovely ride going down on the zipline. One gets to see the wonderful vista of the sea and mountains. So serene. We loved Sabang. We will definitely spend a few nights there on our return.
After the PPUR cave tour, some of our group decided to do the Sabang zipline which goes over the open bay waters. It was only $12 or $13 US, which is cheap by US standards for a 800 meter, nearly a 1:30 in time. Folks had to hike up the small mountain first, about 15-20 minutes to get to the zipline station. After that was all cake. The speed and grade of the zipline was very moderate, so as to not scare beginners, but also to allow people to enjoy the fantastic view while zipping. Anyway, at the end of the line, there was a photographer there to take your photo for 200 pesos, about $4.65 US for a 6 x 8 picture. It was a cheap thrill.
