Go Karting Palawan International Circuit Experience in Puerto Princesa

Last Updated on April 22, 2025 by Roxanne Tamayo

A few days ago, I just discovered about the Go Karting Palawan International Circuit experience. Funny to discover it just now when it has been more than 9 months I’ve been staying in Puerto Princesa. Every time I go to Baker’s Hill to buy some goodies, I always passed by this big sign of Palawan International Circuit.

No idea what it was until fortunately, I was with an adrenaline junkie buddy who is into extreme sports. We went inside and asked the staff if these are only for professionals or also good for beginners. When the staff confirmed that visitors are welcome, the next day we returned to experience it.

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The Experience – Go Karting Palawan International Circuit

Hoping that the weather is fine and won’t rain. July is a rainy season but I kept on praying to have a sunny day. Because I need to experience this before this adrenaline junkie buddy flies somewhere else. Went to the office and paid PHP 250 each person for the fun kart good for 5 laps. Check this track directory.

That was my first time to drive a kart but I have to be grateful for my driving skills, thanks to bump cars. Anyway, no worries. Fun kart is easy to drive.

Updated Pricing

Fun Karts:

5 laps for PHP 250
10 laps for PHP 500

Racing Karts:

20 laps for PHP 1,500

Note: Prices are subject to change

Later on, it started to rain so good thing no expensive valuable in my body. But that’s when I brought my waterproof camera to take some photos and videos under the rain. I am not really into Vlogging so I just had a few footages in my camera.

It got more exciting in the rain and I just let myself enjoy it. Unfortunately, I didn’t bring extra clothes with me. I enjoyed the speed of driving in the rain although I was left behind already. No worries, just enjoy the ride.

Ended the race soaking wet with a smile but I felt so dirty because I ran on a puddle so warm and muddy water was on my face, clothes, and body. Went to the toilet and washed me and my clothes with clean water. Let me dry naturally. Good thing, the buddy brought a towel.

Palawan International Circuit Race Track

Here’s the bird’s eye view of the Palawan International Circuit race track. Photo from their FB page.

How to Get There? – Go Karting Palawan International Circuit

It’s very simple. From the city center or wherever you are from the national highway, look for the cab sign going to Sta. Monica or Sicsican. Just tell the driver to drop you off at Palawan International Circuit. The fare is just PHP 12.

Rent a motorbike for PHP 500 and include this go-karting experience during your city tour.

For hassle-free booking, Book it via Klook here – Puerto Princesa City Heritage Tour

Tips and Reminders – Go Karting Palawan International Circuit

Bring water with you.
Have extra clothes with you in case of rain or you get dirty.
Use waterproof gadgets (camera or phone) or action camera if you want to take videos and photos on track.
Just enjoy the ride!

Other Info – Go Karting Palawan International Circuit

Fees: PHP 250 Go Kart for 4 laps

Address: Employees Village Brgy. Sta. Monica
5300 Puerta Princesa, Puerto Princesa, Philippines

Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Tuesday to Sunday)

Facebook page: https://web.facebook.com/BRCcircuitPPC

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2 thoughts on “Go Karting Palawan International Circuit”

Ju Min Ah says:
October 12, 2018 at 12:29 am
this is very informative. my friends and I will be there next week and we’re interested to experience a go kart ride. but i’m curious, the link;
http://timeattackmanila.com/track/trackdirectory/palawan-international-circuit/
says,
track Fee: P800 (go kart) / P400 (scooter and underbone)
but in your blog it says only 250php. what’s the difference? thank you~~
- Roxanne Tamayo says:
  January 21, 2019 at 11:18 pm
  Hi, there’s an update price po from their Facebook page. I haven’t updated this one. Thanks.

Go Karting Palawan International Circuit