Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center is a breeding place for Philippine Crocodiles and home to some endangered animals in the Philippines. Tourist can pet and cuddle baby crocodiles there.

• At the main hall of the main building, a skeleton of a huge sea water crocodile is encased in a glass chest.
• Also within the building is a small museum about crocodiles and other fossils.
• For a small fee of Php 35 (less than US$ 1), one may take hold of a baby crocodile and have their picture taken.

Palawan Butterfly Ecological Garden and Tribal Village is a place where you can observe and interact with different species of butterflies as well as flowering plants.

• This place offers visitors a chance to see not only different kinds of butterflies but also beetles,stick insects,scorpions,dragonflies etc.
• Traditional handicrafts can be purchaced here.

Baker's Hill first started as a simple bakery. It has a mini park back then, but now it already has a wide theme park with new establishments.

• A snack bar caters to the visitors of the park.
• The popular exotic food, Tamilok is available in the baker's kitchen.
• If you don't have enough time to shop around the city proper you can buy your pasalubong items in here.
• If you will just go to Baker’s Hill alone, you will be charged for P20-30 pesos one-way ride

Mitra Farm is basically a ranch with cows and horses, with vast land and a beautiful view deck. This is owned by the Philippine Senator Ramon Mitra.

• I suggest you hire a van/trike/multicab in going here, especially if you are in a group.
• The breathtaking view from the open veranda is spectacular.