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Every day I walked from the hotel to Sabang wharf on the beach and on one day had coffee, adobo and itlog in a small cafe there. Everyone was very friendly, and I bought some Pasalubong, when they did not have my tee shirt size, they went to another shop to get it for me and to get change when I gave them 1000 peso note. I asked directions to the falls, but no one was exactly sure where it was or how long it would take to get there. The place was secure (police station at the wharf and coastguard and army regularly on patrol in the area. I eventually found the park that a friend recommended (5 km from the hotel) and had an excellent buffet lunch there twice and again they made Chester very welcome, the park was free and had some interesting, recycled artworks and a tribute to the devastation in the area by Typhoon Odette- well worth a visit. Also visit Buenavista viewpoint- the local community run it and you can get Buko juice, coffee, snacks and Pasalubong plus take great photos of the bay

Sabang has some nice attractions but it is not a good place to stay. There is not a lot of Restaurants, they are rather poor conditions but prices are high! Beach is ok but I have seen many better in Palawan. Underground River and jungle trail are must see.

This seems pretty underrated going from info on the internet. Sabang is very beautirul jungle with white sand beaches, but its also a bit of a tourist trap due to the Underground River. Recommend visiting this natural wonder, but also spending a night or two here afterwards if you just want to relax. Tourists on the package tour may not get to see the beautiful beach because the wharf is situated on the other side, so do get out and explore! Locals are helpful and friendly.

Sabang overall is a nice clean out of the way place to relax and swim with availability to tour the underground river. We enjoyed our tour overall and guides were very friendly. Most importantly do a thorough research as far as accomodation availability goes.