We walked from our hotel to the City Baywalk. Preparations were being made for the TV show that would take place at this location on the morning of May 12, 2012 - "Face to Face" show. 1.Crafts and Foods Vendors sell their crafts as well as foods to eat, We went to a vendor selling fresh fish, barbecues made of... More

The "dirty" ice cream is yummy (sans the bread), met a talented artist who can design a necklace made of stainless steel wire! Go look for him! It will only cost you 50 pesos! What a great deal! You can also rent a bike and explore the Baywalk, perfectly safe even late at night. Grilled seafood and corn with cold... More

While there are some lights that are not maintained, the place is good to just chill and stroll during the afternoons to night time. More

The view of the bay is nice but the water activities are mainly going to the boats for outings. Due to the 10-20 thousand squatters living over the water it is not advisable to swim. Be advised, you are going to Baywalk to rent 2 and 3 wheeled bicycles for your children because you can not afford to buy a... More

To better appreciate this place, one has to know the background as to how it came about and the effort undertaken by the city government. This is not just about improving the park but reall improving the way of life of the urban poor of Puerto Princesa City. That is what bay walk stands for. More

it was a baywalk nice and clean bay but still some part are unfinished. More

Place is very clean, well lighted, well maintained Very safe ... More

Enjoy the sea breeze in the early morning by the "baybay" as the locals call it. It's very clean and the people are friendly and smiling. I hope someone puts up a coffee/chocolate with budbud ( pinipig kind is the best) cafeteria. More

Stopped by to check local activity and see the water. Not much to do unless you want to rent out bikes with sidecars. No good food places. If youre in town for a short weekend, you dont need to see this place. More