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a French tourist threw a fishing line into the water and finally
reeled in a tuna. Crouching on the deck of the boat, sunburned
and sweaty, we cut the fish into pieces and ate it raw with tiny
calamansi limes. (It was — and I don’t say this lightly — one of
the best meals of my life.)   OK, so it wasn’t quite “Lord of
the Flies” or “Survivor.” But we were very far from Manhattan.
Asia’s ‘final frontier’   But even more breathtaking than
Palawan itself are the tiny, sparsely inhabited islands
sprinkled across the South China Sea between Palawan and the
northern island of Coron. And the only way to see those is by
boat.  Tao Expeditions’ multiday trips appeal to travelers who
want to drop off the grid and indulge in a temporary Robinson
Crusoe fantasy on remote tropical islands without a single
resort or restaurant in sight. (“We do not guarantee that you
will have a nice relaxing time. Barking dogs. Crowing Roosters.
Mosquito bites. Jellyfish st