2026 Coron Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in April)

Folks, I recently visited an amazing place – Coron Island, and it felt like stepping into a real-life underwater fairy tale world! The water here is as clear as crystal, the coral reefs are vibrant, and there are mysterious blue holes and spectacular shipwreck sites. If you're also craving a unique island getaway, then follow my guide and let's go! 😎 · *Preparation** · *Documents** 🪪 Passport (ensure validity for more than 6 months), visa (apply for a Philippine tourist visa in advance). · *Clothing** 👚 Light and breathable summer clothes, swimwear, beach shoes, sun protection clothing, sun hat, sunglasses. Don't forget to bring a long-sleeved shirt and pants to prevent mosquito bites. · *Electronic Devices** 📱 Camera (to capture stunning scenery), underwater camera (to capture amazing underwater moments), power bank, travel adapter (the Philippines uses US-style plugs). · *Medications** 💊 Cold medicine, stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, fever reducer, anti-inflammatory drugs, band-aids, and other common medications. · *Others** 🎒 Toiletries, sunscreen (high SPF), after-sun repair mask, personal hygiene products, etc. · *Must-Visit Attractions** · *Kayangan Lake** 🌊 Known as "the cleanest lake in the Philippines," the water is crystal clear, and the rocks and corals at the bottom are clearly visible. Surrounded by limestone cliffs, the scenery is as beautiful as a painting. You can swim and snorkel here, feeling the coolness and tranquility of the lake. Climb to the viewing deck to overlook the entire lake – the view is absolutely stunning! 📸 · *Coral Garden** 🐠 This is one of Coron Island's most famous snorkeling spots, with a seabed covered in various corals, vibrant and colorful, like a giant underwater garden. Here, you can see colorful tropical fish swimming among the corals, as if you're in a dreamlike world. Even if you can't swim, you can easily enjoy the fun of snorkeling with a life vest. 🤿 · *Shipwreck Sites** 🚢 There are many World War II shipwreck sites near Coron Island. These shipwrecks lie quietly on the seabed, becoming habitats for various marine life. Diving enthusiasts can explore the mysteries of the shipwrecks and feel the vicissitudes of history. For those who don't dive, you can also take a glass-bottom boat to view the shipwrecks and marine life through the glass. 🐚 · *Twin Lagoons** 💧 This is a natural swimming pool composed of two lagoons, connected by a narrow channel. The lagoon water is clear and warm, surrounded by steep cliffs and lush vegetation. You can swim and jump here, enjoying nature's bounty. At low tide, you can also swim through the channel to the other lagoon for a different kind of fun. 😜 · *Food Recommendations** · *Seafood Feast** 🦀 Coron Island's seafood is incredibly fresh and the prices are very reasonable. You can go to the local seafood market to pick your favorite seafood and have the vendors cook it for you. I recommend trying grilled lobster, steamed grouper, and steamed scallops with garlic and vermicelli – every dish is mouth-watering! 🤤 · *Roasted Suckling Pig** 🐷 This is a traditional Filipino dish, with crispy golden skin and tender, juicy meat. Paired with a special sauce, it's incredibly delicious. Many restaurants offer roasted suckling pig, so be sure to give it a try. · *Mango Shake** 🥤 Filipino mangoes are very sweet and fragrant, and made into a shake, they are even more delicate in texture, cooling, and refreshing. On a hot day, a mango shake is simply a delight! 🥰 · *Accommodation Options** · *Resorts** 🏝️ Coron Island has many resorts with complete facilities and beautiful environments. Resorts usually have private beaches, swimming pools, restaurants, etc., allowing you to enjoy a comfortable vacation experience. For example, The Lind Resort and Coral Garden Resort are very popular. · *Guesthouses/Homestays** 🏡 If you want to experience local life, guesthouses are also a good choice. Guesthouses are relatively more affordable, and the owners are usually very warm and hospitable, offering many useful travel tips. · *Itinerary Planning** · *Day 1:** Morning: Arrive at Coron Island, check into your hotel, and rest. Noon: Enjoy a seafood feast at a restaurant near the hotel. Afternoon: Head to Kayangan Lake to admire the beautiful lake views and go snorkeling. Evening: Dine at a beachfront restaurant and enjoy the night view. · *Day 2:** Morning: Join a day tour to Coral Garden and the Shipwreck Sites, experiencing the fun of snorkeling and diving. Noon: Enjoy lunch on the boat. Afternoon: Continue exploring the underwater world and take photos. Evening: Return to the hotel and relax. · *Day 3:** Morning: Head to Twin Lagoons, swim, jump, and enjoy nature's fun. Noon: Dine at a nearby restaurant. Afternoon: Free time to explore the local market and buy souvenirs. Evening: Watch the sunset by the sea and savor local delicacies. · *Day 4:** Morning: Pack your bags and check out. Afternoon: Head to the airport, concluding your wonderful Coron Island trip. My dears, the beauty of Coron Island is truly unforgettable. Believe me, once you set foot on this land, you will be captivated by its charm. 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Having visited many islands, Coron definitely ranks in the top tier for me so far. It boasts stunning karst landscapes, lagoon scenery, and one of the world's best shipwreck clusters. Whether island hopping to enjoy beaches and lagoons or going out to sea for snorkeling among shipwrecks and coral reefs, the experience is always top-notch. · Route A: Classic Lagoon Route: Kayangan Lake -> Barracuda Lake -> Twin Lagoons -> Smith Beach -> Shipwreck Frame and Coral Garden Route C: Shipwreck Snorkeling Route: Regie Cruz Shipwreck -> Luzon Shipwreck -> Pass Island -> Coral Garden · 🐟🦐🐙 Before heading out to sea each day, remember to ask the boat guide to take you to the market to buy fresh ingredients. Lunch can be freshly prepared on the boat every day. Have fun but also eat well 😋. · Route A 1️⃣ Kayangan Lake, usually the first stop. Start by going to the mountain viewpoint. Although I think the view is average, you still have to queue to take photos at the viewpoint. Then you can swim in the lake, which is home to a type of needlefish (see photo 4 above). Photo 3 shows the lagoon outside Kayangan Lake. · 2️⃣ Barracuda Lake (photo 5) is also a brackish water lake suitable for swimming. It is inhabited by a type of black catfish. The guide will break shells to attract them to feed. Photo 6 shows a nearby private small beach. · 3️⃣ Twin Lagoons (photos 1 and 3) are the highlight of this route. The two lagoons are connected by a narrow channel where you must lie down in the kayak to pass through. There is a reef rock at the connection point where you can stand and get a perfect photo ✅. · 4️⃣ Smith Beach (photo 7) is the lunch stop on this route. The small beach is also very beautiful, and aerial shots can capture the nearby heart-shaped lagoon (photo 8). · 5️⃣ Shipwreck Frame and Coral Garden are two snorkeling spots on this route. The shipwreck frame mostly shows only the bow, but the fish schools here are truly dense (photo 9 below). · Route C 1️⃣ Luzon Shipwreck (photos 9 above and 10) is the shallowest shipwreck in Coron. At low tide, the hull even emerges above the water surface, making snorkeling easy. The ship is home to a large school of small fish, densely packed. · 2️⃣ Regie Cruz Shipwreck (photos 11 and 12) is another relatively shallow shipwreck, with the bow about three to four meters deep, also suitable for snorkeling. · 3️⃣ Pass Island (photo 13) is the lunch stop on this route. You can take a light hike (a small hill that takes about ten minutes to walk). Usually, you stay on the island for two hours to fully enjoy the white sandy beach. · 4️⃣ Coral Garden (photo 4 below) has excellent coral, and we saw a large school of yellowfin trevally. · Island hopping usually returns to the pier around 4 or 5 pm. Be sure to go up Mount Tapyas to watch the sunset. At dusk, the entire sea is dyed pink, creating a very dreamy scene. Photo 14 is an aerial view, and photo 15 is from the viewpoint. · Planning to go back to Coron next time for scuba diving to explore the dozen or so underwater shipwrecks properly~ ·

Palawan is known as the "Utopia of the Sea"~Here, tourists are few, but it hides Asia's top shipwreck coral reefs and underground river wonders! The seawater is layered in mint jelly colors, and when hopping islands on a crab boat, it feels like sailing on liquid gems. Kayangan Lake is a must-visit "Mirror Lake," requiring a climb over limestone cliffs to see that heart-piercing blue pool. The Underground River Park stretches 8 kilometers, where you can canoe through ancient caves, with stalactites hanging like an upside-down starry sky under the lights. Palawan Island Hopping Guide There are three classic island hopping routes here: 1. Coron Route: Focused on shipwreck diving and coral gardens 2. El Nido Route: Crossing large and small lagoons and secret beaches 3. Underground River Route: Exploring the World Natural Heritage cave wonders It is recommended to wear quick-dry swimwear and anti-slip creek shoes, as most spots require wading ashore. Booking a private boat in advance offers more freedom (4-6 person boat about 3000 PHP/day). Remember to go to the pier at dusk to watch the purple-pink sunset dye the entire sea horizon. Diver’s Secret Map Around Coron, 12 World War II shipwrecks lie quietly on the seabed with excellent visibility, suitable for intermediate and advanced divers. If you are a snorkeling beginner, you can also visit the gentle waters of the "Twin Lagoons," where you’ll encounter neon-colored fish schools and shy sea turtles. If time allows, be sure to stay a night in the overwater bungalow at Apulit Resort. At night during high tide, glowing plankton flow beneath the glass floor—like sleeping above a galaxy.

Coron is another gem of the Philippines, with its lakes, lagoons, and beaches. 📍How to get there and where to stay Tourists mostly stay on Busuanga Island, in the town of Coron and its surrounding area. The island has an airport, hotels, and all the necessary infrastructure. This means it's a great starting point for boats and excursions to Coron and other picturesque islands. Busuanga Island has almost no swimmable beaches, but the beaches on the uninhabited islands you'll visit are simply heavenly, with unforgettable water colors and soft white sand. I stayed at the Coron Westown Resort. It's located a bit outside the city center, but only a 20-minute drive away. The hotel is nice and spacious, with three outdoor pools and a beautiful interior, although a bit dated. It's perfect for relaxing between excursions. I took two boat excursions at the hotel, and on the third day I just chilled by the pool and got a massage. ⏱️The excursions start early in the morning and end around 5:00 PM. In the morning, you'll be picked up from the hotel by a transfer to the pier, where there's a waiting area. 💸Tour prices range from 1800-1900 pesos (2400-2550 rubles). As is almost always the case, lunch is included in the price. It's served on the boat or beach. Typically, it includes rice, vegetables, chicken, fish, shrimp, and fruit. Water is also provided free of charge everywhere, and beer and soft drinks can be purchased on the boat or on the beaches. Snorkeling equipment rental and kayaking are available separately. 🏝️Coron Island Super Ultimate Tour The most popular boat tour. It includes places like Kayangan Lake, Barracuda Lake, Twin Lagoons, Beach 911, Balinsasayaw Reef, Twin Peaks Coral Garden, and CYC Beach. I was most impressed by Barracuda Lake, surrounded by cliffs. It has almost no flora or fauna, so you feel like you're floating in space or over the abyss. An indescribable experience. 🏖️Also, be sure to take the Island Escapade Tour to see the most beautiful uninhabited islands: Malcapuya Island, Ditaytayan Island, and Bulog Dos Island. These were the best beaches and the color of the water. The best part was when the guides treated us to desserts on the way back. The first time, it was rice flour cakes, absolutely delicious. Another time, it was turon—fried bananas in a thin crust, sprinkled with sugar. 🦭Also, while on Busuanga Island, you can swim with dugongs, marine mammals. I didn't take that tour this time because I ran out of time. But if I go back, I'll definitely make it up to you! #Coron #Phillipines

#January Destinations 2026 Coron Island, a jewel of the Philippines, is located at the northernmost tip of Palawan province, on the southeastern coast of Busuanga Island. Coron Island attracts numerous tourists with its abundant dive sites and spectacular natural scenery. It boasts seven enchanting saltwater lagoons and countless breathtaking dive sites. Its pristine ecosystem, affordable prices, and stunning natural beauty make Coron Island a diving paradise for European and American tourists. Here, they can explore the vibrant coral reefs, admire ships sunk during World War II, and even have the chance to witness the graceful silhouette of dugongs. Coron Island is undoubtedly an ideal choice for diving enthusiasts!! The waters surrounding Coron are dotted with numerous shipwreck sites, perfect for diving exploration. The Coron shipwreck sites are considered world-renowned diving destinations. During World War II, numerous merchant ships and warships sank around Galapagos Island, totaling more than ten, providing tourists with an excellent diving experience. If you enjoy seascapes and diving, don't miss it!

🏝️ Airfare is only 27 RMB! These islands are even better than the Maldives. Here’s a money-saving island selection guide✨ 💰【Big Savings】 ✈️ Flights: Shanghai to Manila from 27 RMB! (Cebu Pacific) 🏨 Accommodation: Sea view rooms at 150 RMB per person/night 🦞 Food: Giant lobster less than 100 RMB 🏝️【Top 5 Islands Showdown】 ❶ Boracay Island · A no-brainer for beginners 🏖️ 4 km of powdery white sand perfect for barefoot walks ⛵ Sunset sailing views that leave you speechless 💎 Glass-bottom sea diving to see coral gardens 🚌 Transport: Manila → Kalibo Airport → shared ride to the pier ❷ Bohol Island · A magical drifting adventure 🐒 Watch the sunrise over Chocolate Hills at dawn 👓 Visit the world’s smallest tarsier monkey 🤿 Dive the Balicasag Great Wall ✈️ Transport: Direct flight from Manila to Tagbilaran ❸ Coron Island · The real-life Avatar 💧 Kayangan Lake jump into a crystal-clear world 🏞️ Twin lagoons and secret cave exploration 📸 Wreck diving for epic shots 🚁 Transport: 1-hour flight from Manila to Busuanga ❹ Siargao · Surfer’s paradise 🏄‍♀️ Cloud 9 surf spot friendly for beginners 🌴 Swinging in coconut groves for that perfect Instagram shot 🚤 Island hopping to three islands ✈️ Transport: Manila connecting flight to Siargao ❺ El Nido · A hidden private paradise 🦅 Helicopter views of the archipelago 💎 Paddle a transparent boat in secret lagoons ✈️ Transport: Manila → Puerto Princesa → 5-hour shared ride 🗓️【Recommended Itineraries】 💑 Couples (6 days 5 nights): Boracay 3 days + Coron 3 days 🤿 Diving enthusiasts (7 days 6 nights): Bohol 4 days + Mom’s Loofah Island 3 days 🏄‍♀️ Surfer’s version (5 days 4 nights): Full surf in Siargao + island hopping 🛂【Visa Guide】 ✅ E-visa issued in 3 days ✅ Visa-free for 7 days with valid US/Japan/Australia visa ✅ Prepare printed hotel booking confirmation 💡【Essentials】 • Sunscreen SPF100+ (buy Banana Boat locally) • Snorkeling gear (bring your own hygiene items) • Waterproof phone pouch • Stomach medicine + seasickness pills 🍍【Food Radar】 ▫️ Mango smoothie (at least 3 cups a day) ▫️ Crispy Pata (roast pork leg) ▫️ Choose and cook your own seafood at the market ▫️ Halo-halo rainbow shaved ice ⚠️【Avoid Pitfalls】 ❗️Use Grab only for taxis (avoid taxi scams) ❗️Haggle seafood prices by half ❗️Be cautious choosing islands during rainy season (June–October) ❗️Choose PADI 5-star dive shops for diving 🌅 When the crab boat glides over the glass sea, when the shadow of a whale shark passes over the coral reef, the fairyland you can reach is waiting for you 💛【Private car tours】【Custom tours】【Private groups】all available~ To get the same itinerary, tap the bottom left of the screen 【Chat with TA】 to get your plan!

Itinerary: Shanghai → Manila → Francisco B. Reyes Airport (Busuanga Airport) Frequently featured in Lonely Planet's Best Travel Destinations, the crown jewel of Philippine islands, truly well-deserved. Day 1: Stayed at the well-known local Zuri Hotel, which has an infinity pool (see photo 4), but the breakfast was average. Highly recommend the neighboring Zenvea or Trattoria AlForno Coron restaurants instead. In the evening, visited Maquinit Hot Spring, 300 PHP per person, round-trip tricycle fare 500 PHP. Day 2: Booked the A-line island hopping tour through a platform, which was a bit disappointing. The schedule was rushed, and some islands (like CYC Island) were quite boring. The A-line includes: Kayangan Lake, Coral Garden, Sunset Beach, Green Lake, Queen Reef, and CYC Beach. Day 3: Decisively chose to charter a boat! 3000 PHP/day (medium-sized boat + 2 crew members), greatly enhanced the experience! Explored more hidden spots, especially recommend Pukaway Cave Underground Lake, a seaside cave where you can swim inside—absolutely stunning! Contact info for boat charter is at the end of the article. Day 4: Traveled far to Coron Shipwreck Bay in Luzon, the boat ride is long and can cause seasickness, but the coral is beautiful. Strongly recommend Pass Island online, which has vast coconut groves and white sandy beaches—worth the trip no matter the distance. Day 5: In the morning, went to Calauit Safari Park (about 2 hours by car), then headed straight to the airport at noon for the return trip. 🤿 Diving recommendations: Recommend RDC dive shop, a five-star shop in town, 5000 PHP for 3 dives (including 2 shipwrecks + 1 coral reef). The dive guides are professional, provide explanations, and help shoot videos. 🍽 Food highlights and lowlights: ✔️ Karl's BBQ: The grilled ribs are good, worth trying. ✔️ BrewHouse: The liveliest bar in town with live music. ✖️ A certain crab-themed restaurant: The crab is fresh but portions are small and the taste is average, not recommended. 💡 Honest impressions: Palawan is a bucket-list destination, but it was somewhat underwhelming. First, the infrastructure is average; second, many breathtaking views rely on drones. However, it remains a top choice for island travel, overall a four-star recommendation.

If there is still an undeveloped marine paradise in Southeast Asia, it must be Coron Island in the Philippines. It is not just one island but an archipelago made up of countless limestone islets and lagoons. Here you will find the world's clearest "Glass Sea," World War II shipwrecks, and thriving coral reefs. The winter (dry season) is the best time to visit, with blazing sunshine and calm winds, making it the ultimate dream destination for family snorkeling and island hopping. 💎 Three Top Family Experiences in Coron: Kayangan Lake: Known as the cleanest lake in the Philippines, it requires a short hike up a hill. The view after descending is like a blue-green gem, with karst peaks underwater, perfect for snorkeling. Twin Lagoon: Two lagoons separated by mountains, connected by a natural tunnel or a small ladder. The meeting of hot and cold waters creates a wonderful scene and makes swimming very fun. Shipwreck Snorkeling Spots: Such as the Luzon shipwreck, with crystal-clear water and clearly visible ship outlines, abundant fish, safe and adventurous for kids. 👨‍👩‍👧 Family-Friendly Island Hopping Route (Classic Route A): · First stop: Kayangan Lake. Arrive in the morning for the best light and the most beautiful water color. Hiking up for a panoramic view is a must. · Second stop: Banol Beach or Siete Pecados. The white sandy beach is perfect for kids to play and rest, while Siete Pecados is an excellent snorkeling spot with coral and fish just below the surface. · Third stop: Twin Lagoon. Visit in the afternoon to enjoy the fun of swimming through the tunnel. · Fourth stop: Smith Beach or another small beach as the final stop to enjoy the tranquility before sunset. Tip: You can book shared or private island hopping tours in town. Private boats offer more flexibility and freedom, ideal for families. 🏨 Coron Town Accommodation Guide (From Luxury to Unique): Two Seasons Coron Bayside Hotel: One of the most luxurious hotels in Coron town, featuring a private pier and pool, excellent service, and very convenient for island hopping. Club Paradise Coron: Located on the private Dimakya Island, one island one hotel, offering excellent privacy, with the beach and coral right at the doorstep, but it is expensive and requires a boat transfer. Sunlight Eco Tourism Island Resort: Located on nearby Bulalacao Island, with beautiful surroundings and rich activities, suitable for long family stays. The Funny Lion - Coron: A boutique hotel with strong design sense, featuring an infinity pool and observation deck, offering great value. 🍽️ Coron Food and Supplies: Seafood: Buying fresh seafood at the town market and having it cooked at restaurants is the most cost-effective way. Must-try are grouper, giant lobster, and mantis shrimp. Filipino Cuisine: Try Lechon (roast pig leg), Inihaw (Filipino barbecue), and Sinigang (seafood soup). Supplies: Supermarkets in town sell plenty of bottled water, snacks, and sunscreen. ✈️ Itinerary and Important Tips: How to get there: Fly from Manila to Busuanga Airport (USU), about a 1-hour flight. From the airport to Coron town, take a van for about 30 minutes. Best time to visit: December to May, the dry season with clear weather. Essentials: High SPF waterproof sunscreen, aloe vera gel for repair, children's snorkeling mask and snorkel (bringing your own is more hygienic), rash guard (for sun protection and scratch prevention), water shoes. Safety: Prepare life jackets for children and wear them during all water activities. Choose reputable boats and travel agencies.

This time, I chose Busuanga, seeking an island that hasn't been overly consumed by tourism. No large resorts, no noisy tour groups, and no need to queue for a photo. Every day begins with the sea. The water is so clear you can see the corals and fish beneath your feet. The beach remains in its natural state—not overly groomed to be "perfect," but genuinely authentic. During the day, you can hardly feel the presence of tourists. Most of the time, it feels like the entire sea is yours alone. The itinerary is actually quite simple: Go out to sea, snorkel, explore shipwrecks, and dock at nameless little islands. No packed schedules, just the weather, the tides, and whether you feel like diving in at the moment.

✨ If there is a place that can make you forget time, it must be Palawan. This is the last ecological virgin land in the Philippines, with emerald-colored waters, limestone cliffs, and secret lagoons. Every scene looks like it was carefully sculpted by God. 🏝️ Must-try experiences: 1️⃣ Coron Island Wreck Diving — WWII shipwrecks rest on the seabed, swimming alongside tropical fish, as if traveling through time. 2️⃣ Kayangan Lake (Mirror Lake) — Paddle a small boat through rock crevices and suddenly enter a crystal-clear lake, breathtakingly beautiful! 3️⃣ El Nido Island Hopping — Ride a crab boat between large and small islands, float in the cave pool of Secret Lagoon, like stepping into the magical world of "Avatar." 4️⃣ Nacpan Beach — A 4-kilometer-long crescent-shaped white sand beach, swaying coconut trees, so few people you can enjoy the entire sea alone. 🌿 Unique activities: Paddle a transparent kayak at night and watch the stars reflected in the glowing seawater. Stay in a jungle treehouse, waking up to monkeys and birdsong in the morning. Enjoy freshly caught and cooked seafood feasts, paired with mango smoothies while watching the sunset. 💡 Travel Tips: ✔️ Best season: November to May (dry season, clearest seawater) ✔️ Transportation: Fly from Manila to Coron/El Nido, then take boats for island hopping ✔️ Visa: Philippine e-visa is super convenient Palawan has no overdeveloped hustle and bustle, only the gifts of pristine nature. Coming here is not just a trip, but a healing adventure escaping from Earth. :

As the Northern Hemisphere enters winter, Coron Island in Palawan, Philippines, welcomes the best season of the year—abundant sunshine, gentle sea breezes, and crystal-clear waters like glass. This place is not only a world-class wreck diving destination but also a paradise for family snorkeling! Colorful coral reefs, mysterious lagoons, and warm waters will create a perfect tropical winter escape for you and your children. 🌞 Why choose to visit Coron in winter? Perfect climate: The dry season runs from November to April, with almost daily sunshine, calm seas, and safe, comfortable boat trips. Water visibility reaches its annual peak. Ecological window: Marine life is active during this time, with high chances of encountering various fish schools, sea turtles, and even gentle whale sharks (in the waters outside Coron). Off-peak choice: Compared to Boracay and Bohol, Coron has fewer tourists, allowing for a more peaceful island experience. 🚤 Classic 5-day, 4-night family island-hopping itinerary Day 1: Arrival and town relaxation Fly from Manila to Busuanga Airport, then transfer to Coron town. Check into your hotel and get settled. In the afternoon, stroll around town to buy sunscreen and snorkeling gear. At sunset, hike up Mt. Tapyas to enjoy a stunning sunset and panoramic views of the Coron Islands. Day 2: Kayangan Lake and the Seven Sisters Islands (Natural wonders and beach day) Morning: Visit the iconic Kayangan Lake (Mirror Lake). A short hike is required, but the Tiffany-blue water below makes it worthwhile. This is a great spot for beginner snorkeling with clear, shallow water. Afternoon: Island-hop to the Seven Sisters Islands, made up of seven limestone islets. Choose one or two islands to stop at, play on the white sandy beaches, snorkel near the coral reefs, and swim with schools of small fish. Day 3: Wrecks and Coral Gardens (History and ecology) Morning: Snorkel near the Luzon wreck. This shallow shipwreck is clearly visible even while snorkeling, covered in rust and serving as a home for corals and fish—truly impressive. Afternoon: Head to the Coral Garden, a true underwater garden with high coral coverage, diverse shapes, and vibrant colors—an ideal place for kids to learn about underwater nature. Day 4: Lagoon adventure day (Twin Lagoons/Banana Island) Choose between the Twin Lagoons (climb a small ladder over rocks to experience the magical meeting of warm and cold waters) or Banana Island (featuring a charming long sandy beach, perfect for photos and relaxation). This day focuses on easy exploration and water play. Day 5: Departure and return Depending on your flight time, relax at the hotel or do some last-minute shopping in town before heading to the airport. 🏨 Accommodation recommendations: From town convenience to private island resorts Coron Club Resort (private island resort): Located on the secluded Malaroyroy Island, offering excellent privacy, a private beach, and top-notch service. All activities are carefully arranged by the resort, making it a luxurious and relaxing choice. Two Seasons Coron Island Resort & Spa (luxury island-hopping base): Situated on Bulog Island, also a resort-style property with beautiful surroundings, ideal for families and convenient for sea excursions. Coron Westown Resort (quality town option): Located in Coron town on a small hill overlooking the sea, featuring modern design and an infinity pool, combining town convenience with resort tranquility. Sunlight Villa Resort (value-for-money choice): Near Coron town pier, conveniently located with warm service, a highly cost-effective family hotel. ⚠️ Family boating safety and preparation checklist Essentials for boating: Kids’ professional snorkeling masks and snorkels (bring your own or rent), long-sleeve sun-protective swimwear/jellyfish suits (for physical sun protection and scratch prevention), waterproof backpacks, and beach shoes. Safety first: Always wear life jackets. Choose charter services from reputable travel agencies with experienced captains and guides. Constantly monitor your children’s condition in the water. Health protection: Sunscreen (preferably reef-safe physical sunscreen), insect repellent, and common medicines (for diarrhea, colds, band-aids) are essential. Environmental commitment: Never touch or step on corals, do not feed fish, and leave no trash behind to help protect this paradise. Cash preparation: Many places in Coron town accept cash only (Philippine pesos), so prepare accordingly. Winter in Coron is a symphony of blue and color. It offers children not only sunshine and laughter but also a profound experience of ocean reverence and biodiversity. Get ready to dive into that glassy sea!

If you think Coron Island isn’t thrilling enough, then this classic route connecting Coron and El Nido will be the ultimate version of your family adventure. From Coron’s world-class wreck diving and Kayangan Lake to El Nido’s spectacular karst island formations, this is a panoramic expedition combining marine ecology, geological wonders, and outdoor challenges. 🗺️ Theme Design: A Full-Dimension Natural Exploration “From Sky to Sea” We will experience three modes of transportation: island hopping by boat (exploring the ocean), hiking (overlooking panoramic views), and flying by small plane (aerial tour). From different perspectives, appreciate the unparalleled beauty of Palawan. ✈️ Seven Days and Six Nights Sea, Land, and Air Grand Adventure Itinerary Day 1-3: In-depth Exploration of Coron Island Refer to the previous guide for a three-day two-night or four-day three-night island hopping tour in Coron, focusing on Kayangan Lake, wreck snorkeling, and lagoons. Day 4: Crossing Journey (Coron → El Nido) Morning: Take a fast boat from Coron town pier to El Nido (about 3.5-4 hours). This is an exciting voyage through the Calamian Islands, accompanied by sea views all the way. Afternoon: Arrive at El Nido town and check into the hotel. Spend the afternoon freely exploring this lively town full of hippie vibes and acclimating to the new environment. Day 5: El Nido Island Hopping Tour A (Big Lagoon and Secret Lagoon) Join the classic Tour A route. Highlights include kayaking through narrow limestone cave entrances in the Big Lagoon into a tranquil paradise-like water area; swimming and snorkeling in the Secret Lagoon; sunbathing on Seven Commandos Beach. Day 6: El Nido Island Hopping Tour C (Cathedral Cave and Hidden Beach) Join the more adventurous Tour C route. Climb Cathedral Cave and take postcard-worthy photos from the mountaintop cave window; explore Hidden Beach, which requires swimming through rock crevices to reach; enjoy a beach lunch on Matinloc Island. Day 7: Return or Aerial Tour You can fly back to Manila from El Nido Airport (advance booking required). If the budget allows and the kids are willing, we highly recommend taking a helicopter or small plane sightseeing tour in El Nido to view the scattered islands and crystal-clear lagoons from the air, ending the trip with a stunning finale. 🏝️ Accommodation Pairing Options El Nido Miniloc Island Resort (One Island, One Hotel Model): Located on a private island, offering ultimate tranquility and luxury, it is the top choice in the El Nido area. El Nido Pangulasian Island Resort (Eco-Luxury): Also accessible by boat, known for its beautiful environment and excellent facilities, a perfect secluded paradise. El Nido Cadlao Resort & Restaurant (Town Design Choice): Located in El Nido town, with strong design sense, rooftop infinity pool, and excellent sea views, balancing convenience and style. Coron Westown Resort/Club Paradise Resort (Coron Segment): For Coron accommodations, choose any quality hotel mentioned in the previous guide according to your budget. 🍍 Food and Supply Strategy Seafood Feast: Enjoy fresh and affordable seafood in both places; grilled squid, butter garlic prawns, and seafood barbecue platters are must-orders. Fruit Freedom: Enjoy mangoes, bananas, and pineapples freely, replenishing vitamins daily. Supply Tips: Island hopping lunches are usually simple barbecues and fruits provided by the boat operators; bring some preferred snacks. Ensure bottled water is consumed throughout the trip. 🎒 Pre-Trip Mobilization for Advanced Adventure Families Physical Preparation: This route involves a lot of boating, swimming, and some hiking, requiring family members to have basic fitness and a fearless spirit toward water. Gear Upgrade: Besides basic snorkeling gear, it’s recommended to bring waterproof phone/camera cases, children’s arm floaties (as a life jacket supplement), quick-dry towels, and lightweight waterproof drones (if planning aerial photography, comply with local regulations). Booking: Book fast boat tickets from Coron to El Nido and island hopping tours in El Nido in advance online or at reputable travel agencies after arrival. During peak season, book hotels and flights early. Health and Safety: Prepare seasickness and stomach medicine for the journey. Choose good weather days for sea trips and follow the captain’s instructions. Always prioritize safety over adventure fun. Mindset Management: This is a true adventure trip, with possible weather changes and boat ride bumps. Stay flexible and optimistic; all experiences will become unforgettable stories. This Coron + El Nido route is a reward for brave families. It will challenge your physical strength and greatly broaden your children’s horizons and courage. This is not just a vacation but a family expedition to be proud of.

The ultimate 9-day Philippines treasure route is here! Worry-free itinerary all arranged, with super thoughtful pick-up and drop-off service! Paddle kayak on the glass sea, snorkel to see coral, check in at the sea’s Guilin, explore hidden lagoons, watch Filipino cockfighting, enjoy beach seafood meals with island stargazing—romance level maxed out! . Exciting details below 👇, come and keep exploring~ . The Philippines has a very long history, with Spanish colonial relics scattered throughout the old town 🏰; the island scenery is beautiful, white sandy beaches with coconut groves are super healing 🌴, and the local customs are very distinctive, definitely worth a visit! . 🌴Route overview: Day 1: Arrive at Puerto Princesa Airport ✈️, wait for the guide to pick you up and head to the hotel, then enjoy free time after check-in! Day 2: Depart from Puerto Princesa 🚗, head to Taytay, and finally arrive at El Nido to start island vacation mode 🏝️. Day 3-4: Island hopping in El Nido 🌊, Route A visits the big lagoon, sea’s Guilin, snorkels to see coral 🐠, and enjoys beach seafood meals; Route C explores Helicopter Island, hidden secret lagoons, with snorkeling followed by a beach lunch 🥗. Day 5: Free day in El Nido 🏖️, watch interesting Filipino cockfighting, or try kayaking on the glass sea 🚣‍♀️, and stargaze on the island at night ✨. Day 6-7: Take a boat to Coron 🚢, transfer from the pier to the town hotel; the next day, classic island hopping Route A in Coron, visiting Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoons, and strolling Banol Beach 🏖️. Day 8-9: Coron island hopping shipwreck route, explore Luzon wreck, Pass Island, Coral Garden 🐠; finally, handle departure procedures at Busuanga Airport ✈️, ending a pleasant journey! . 🌴Travel essentials: Philippines December travel checklist is here! 📱SIM card: Buy a Philippine data SIM card in advance, insert and use upon arrival, super convenient for navigation and checking guides! 🔌Plug adapter: Local use two-prong flat plugs, bring EU/US standard adapters to avoid charging troubles! 🪪Document pouch: Keep passport + visa page separately, prepare 2 copies, print flight and hotel booking confirmations! 👗Light clothing: December average temperature 26°C! Short sleeves and shorts + thin sun protection clothing, long skirts for better photos~ 🩱Swimwear gear: Must bring for snorkeling/island hopping! Bikini + quick-dry towel, beach shoes to protect from reef scratches! 🔋Charging trio: Phone + camera + power bank, with plug adapters ready, keep taking beautiful photos without power loss! 💊Common medicine kit: Seasickness medicine (must for sea trips!) + mosquito repellent + stomach medicine, pack in a small medicine box~ . Click the card below to enjoy worry-free pick-up and drop-off service and start a relaxing trip~

If you’re exploring Coron beyond the usual island-hopping, this hidden waterfall is a completely different adventure — raw, untouched, mysterious, and absolutely worth the trek. Locals call it Kilyen Falls, but Google Maps lists it as Killien Falls, so don’t get confused! 📍 Location Killien / Kilyen Falls 📌 Sitio Cabuayan, Coron, Palawan, Philippines (Just search Killien Falls on Google Maps — it appears correctly.) 🕒 Opening Hours There is no official opening time, but it’s best to go between 9AM–3PM for safe trekking and good visibility. 🚗 How to Go There Getting here is part of the adventure: · From Coron Town, rent a motorbike or hire a tricycle to Sitio Cabuayan (≈ 45–60 mins). · The road gets very rough and muddy, especially after rain. Expect a bumpy ride. · At the entrance sign “WELCOME KILYEN FALLS”, you’ll need to walk about 15–20 mins into the forest. · The path has uneven ground, slippery rocks, and wooden steps — but manageable if you take it slow. 🥾 Difficulty Level ⭐⭐⭐☆ (Medium) Suitable for travellers who enjoy nature walks, light trekking, and exploring off-beaten paths. 💧 What to Expect ✨ A tall, powerful waterfall hidden between mossy cliffs ✨ Clear, cold water perfect for dipping ✨ A peaceful, untouched jungle atmosphere ✨ Very few tourists ✨ Slippery rocks — move carefully! Your photos show the waterfall beautifully — that misty, mystical vibe is exactly why this place feels magical. 👍 Is it convenient for travellers? It’s not very convenient, but that’s what makes it special. If you love nature, adventure, and discovering hidden spots, this place is a must-visit. If you prefer easy-access attractions, this might be challenging. 💡 Tips · Wear sandals or shoes with grip — the rocks are slippery. · Bring only essentials; you need both hands during the trek. · Avoid visiting after heavy rain. · No shops nearby — bring your own water/snacks. · Be respectful of the environment; this is a local community area.

You can experience the joy of being an island owner without spending a lot~ These family-friendly resorts in Palawan are a must-see! 1⃣️ Club Paradise Resort Palawan Hidden in a biosphere reserve, with 62 spacious modern rooms. Super convenient for exploring nature with kids. 💰 3 days and 2 nights for only 3000 RMB 🌿 Covers 19 hectares with excellent ecological environment. 2⃣️ Sunlight Eco Tourism Island Resort Water villas face the crystal-clear sea, with an infinity pool and hot springs that kids love. Conveniently located not far from Coron town. 💰 About 2000 RMB per night 🚤 45 minutes from Coron town. 3⃣️ Two Seasons Coron Island Resort Sand cottages open directly to the lagoon, with a long sandy beach perfect for walking with kids. Very friendly prices in the off-season. 💰 Off-season prices just over 2000 RMB per night ⚠️ Note: Island-hopping tourists may pass by. 4⃣️ Noanoa Island Surrounded by 4 kilometers of coral reefs, only 6 rooms for a very quiet stay. Perfect for snorkeling with kids to see the coral. 👨‍👩‍👧 Maximum 12 guests per day, very private. 5⃣️ Accommodation tips Nearby well-known luxury wilderness accommodations to choose from: Sunlight Eco Tourism Island Resort, Two Seasons Coron Island Resort.

Ready to vibe out in Puerto Princesa? 🍹 Let me spill the tea on why Lime Resort Palawan is the ultimate poolside paradise! Imagine that laid-back island mood, cozy rooms, and sunsets so dreamy they’re totally Insta-famous. Did I mention FREE ice cream on tap? Yup, melt-in-your-mouth goodness to keep you cool. Seriously, this place is a jackpot for chill-seekers exploring one of the Philippines’ prettiest islands! 🇵🇭✨ Location? Lemon Hotel sits at Block 21 Lot 25, Pathmosville Subdivision, Puerto Princesa, Palawan. Super clutch for getting around—just a breezy 20-minute airport drive. Wanna hit up the iconic Underground River or chill at Honda Bay? Lemon hooks you up with affordable tours, and booking’s a breeze right at the desk! Pro-tip: don’t sleep on these tours—they’re fun and sooo worth it. Now for the main event: the pool. Dive in after an adventure-packed day, claim your front-row seat for the sunset, and load up on free ice cream in-between swims. Poolside sunsets here are next level—s! Rooms are simple, squeaky clean, and perfect for backpackers or budget travelers. Got food cravings or need local hacks? Staff here drops the best tips (plus they’re super friendly and always ready to help). Book your stay on trip.com early (especially for summer!) to snag those drool-worthy pool views. Trust me, you wanna be right by the water! Travel light, pack max sunscreen, and pencil in an island-hopping tour or a foodie stroll down Rizal Avenue for street eats. Major win! Thinking about El Nido next? Lime Resort El Nido (Sitio Lugadia, Brgy) checks all the boxes: spacious modern rooms, rooftop infinity pool with sunset sea views, and walking distance to Vanilla Beach! Everyone raves about the staff’s hospitality, though some guests wished for even better room freshness and snappier check-ins. Still a super solid pick if you want that scenic vibe and easy beach access! And don’t forget Coron Island—open all day, every day (Coron, Palawan, Philippines). It’s the stuff bucket lists are made of, with glassy-blue waters and jaw-dropping views that’ll make your feed blow up! 🌊🌴 So, are you ready to live that poolside paradise life in Palawan? Grab your sunnies, book on trip.com, and let the island adventures begin!

If you’re looking for the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation with the family, Coron, Palawan in Philippines is such an amazing choice. 🌴 The views are breathtaking, the activities are endless, and it’s surprisingly kid-friendly too! ✈️ Getting There We flew direct from Manila (you can also fly from Cebu) with either Philippine Airlines or Cebu Pacific – both offer convenient flights straight to Coron. 🏨 Where We Stayed We stayed at the beautiful Zuri Resort. The rooms are so well appointed with stunning views, and the property itself is perfect for families. There’s a gorgeous pool with a bar plus a mini water park for the kids – such a win! ⛵ Island Hopping The highlight of our trip was, of course, island hopping. We chose a private tour for the family which made it extra special, but there are also plenty of budget-friendly joiner tours if you prefer. Every stop was a postcard view – crystal-clear waters, white sand, and hidden lagoons. 🌸 Around Town The town itself is small but has everything you need – from local eats to little shops. Simple, charming, and welcoming. 💛 Final Thoughts We highly recommend Coron as a family destination – it’s paradise made easy with kids. We honestly can’t wait to go back! #travel #palawan #philippines #familytravel #beachlife #naturalwonders #itsmorefuninthephilippines #island #tropicalisland

Just got back from Coron and honestly... WOW. If you're dreaming of blue lagoons, hike up to the viewpoint, you won’t regret it and island-hopping adventures straight out of a postcard. This is your sign to book that trip 👒 Tips : ✔️ Bring a dry bag ✔️ Book tours a day early ✔️ Bring cash (ATMs are limited) ✔️ Don’t expect perfect Wi-Fi If you’re into island-hopping, snorkeling, and unreal views, Coron deserves a spot on your list. 🐠✨ #postandearn #coron #summerdestinations #trip

After strapping on the air tank and flipping into the water, the sound of bubbles fades away, revealing the silhouette of a massive shadow gradually becoming clear in the crystal-clear blue waters. This isn't a movie; we are diving into the World War II-era Japanese shipwreck, the "Olympia Maru." Corals and soft corals have transformed this steel giant into a vibrant artificial reef, with schools of fish darting like storms between the ship's sides. Slowly swimming into the massive cargo hold, the flashlight illuminates the dormant engine room, as if time has stood still here. A lionfish gracefully glides past a rusted cannon barrel, creating a surreal scene where war and nature, death and rebirth coexist. This is a silent journey into a time capsule, a profound tribute to the ocean and history.

In Palawan Province, Philippines, lies Coron Island, praised by Lonely Planet as "Asia's last secret paradise." The air here is so pure it cleanses the soul, with fine white sandy beaches stretching along the edge of emerald waters. The underwater world is like a colorful painting, and its exceptional value for money has made it a "maritime utopia" in the hearts of travelers. The surrounding seas of Coron Island have retained their pristine nature, with numerous islands scattered like stars, most of which are untouched virgin lands. Since there is no accommodation on the island, island hopping has become the best way to explore. After signing up with a local travel agency, I boarded a unique Filipino crab boat with travelers from various countries and began a free-spirited journey across the boundless sea. Plumeria Island was the most stunning secret spot on this trip. This secluded little island boasts a top-tier island environment, with turquoise waters embracing the pure white sand, each frame so beautiful it captivates the heart. It has no official name but is named after the wild plumeria trees growing by the beach. Coron Island enjoys summer all year round, and when landing on the island, you can always see plumeria flowers blooming on the branches, their elegant petals adding a touch of romance to the small island. As a relay station for island hopping, we enjoyed a picnic on Banol Beach. Towering cliffs surround the island, and scattered between the mountains, sea, and sky are a few old stilted fishermen’s huts, like imprints left by time. On the beach, two pavilions made of wooden stakes and dry grass stand, where everyone sat around tasting the freshly prepared seafood lunch by the boatmen. The fairy-tale coastal scenery before our eyes made us feel as if we had stumbled into paradise. Walking barefoot on Banol Beach, the white sand is as fine as jade, feeling like stepping on soft silk underfoot. The fresh sea breeze brushes past, carrying the delicate fragrance of plumeria flowers to the nose. The grandeur of the cliffs, the clarity of the sea, and the softness of the beach blend here, as if time has slowed down. This trip to Coron Island has no noisy commercialization, only the pure beauty gifted by nature, capturing the island’s romance and tranquility into an eternal memory.

During my trip to Coron, I stayed at MO2 Lagoon. It offered good value for money, and the spacious swimming pool was particularly impressive. The water wasn't too cold, making it perfect for swimming in the morning and evening. The bed was comfortable, allowing me to sleep soundly throughout my stay and recover from travel fatigue. Above all, the biggest advantage of this place was the friendliness of the staff. Every staff member greeted us with a smile and took care of our needs attentively, making the experience truly pleasant. Although the location is slightly away from Coron Town, there are plenty of tuk-tuks nearby, making transportation convenient. This allowed me to enjoy a quiet and relaxed accommodation environment. If I visit Coron again, I would choose this place without hesitation. MO2 Lagoon Coron Coron - Busuanga Rd, Coron, Palawan ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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#philippinestrip #travel #beachlife #naturalwonders #museums #food #postandearn If you’ve ever heard the phrase “It’s more fun in the Philippines,” you might be wondering—is it really? Well, I’m here to tell you: yes, it absolutely is! The Philippines is a beautiful archipelago with over 7,000 islands, each with its own charm and story. Even if you explored a new island every day for a year, you still wouldn't see them all. That’s how vast and diverse the Philippines is! What makes the Philippines truly special is its breathtaking natural beauty. From majestic mountains to white-sand beaches, hidden waterfalls, underground rivers, crystal-clear lakes, and mystical caves—there’s always something new to discover. Nature lovers, adventure seekers, and soul searchers alike will find their slice of paradise here. Another thing that adds to the fun? The people and their traditions. Filipinos are known for being warm, friendly, and incredibly hospitable. One of their most exciting traditions is the boodle fight—a feast where everyone gathers around a long table filled with delicious food served on banana leaves, eating with their hands and sharing laughter. It’s not just a meal; it’s an experience. Speaking of food, lechon (roast pig) is a must-try—crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and absolutely mouthwatering. Filipino cuisine is a delicious blend of cultures and flavors that will leave you craving for more. The Philippines is also rich in history and culture. You’ll find countless historical sites, heritage towns, and museums that tell the story of its colonial past and vibrant present. Walking through places like Intramuros in Manila or Vigan in Ilocos feels like stepping back in time. The country has two main seasons—dry and rainy. If you’re planning a trip, it’s best to check the weather so you can make the most out of your adventure. After all, it's more fun when the sun is shining and the skies are clear! So, if you’re looking for your next destination—look no further. With its natural wonders, unique traditions, delicious food, and warm-hearted people, the Philippines really is more fun.

#philippinestrip 📍 Address: Twin Lagoon, Coron Island, Palawan, Philippines (Hidden between limestone giants in the Calamian paradise) Tucked within the majestic karst cliffs of Coron, the Twin Lagoon is a place where the sea becomes a secret. From the boat, the first lagoon welcomes you — still, sapphire, wrapped in limestone arms. But it’s beyond the narrow passage or under the tide’s gate where the real enchantment lives: the second lagoon, quiet and untouched, like a temple of water. Here, warm saltwater layers with cool spring water, and as you swim through, the temperature shifts like whispers from the ocean. Time drips slower between the cliffs, where echoes bounce off stone walls and light plays across the emerald surface. It is more than a lagoon. It’s a threshold — between seen and hidden, silence and awe. To float here is to surrender. 🧭 Tips for Visitors: · Bring a waterproof bag — access is by boat and you’ll be swimming into the second lagoon. · Life jackets are often required for safety — currents can be gentle but deep. · Best visited on a guided Coron island tour; mid-morning light is perfect for photography. · Respect the silence — this isn’t a party place, it’s a sacred pause. #TwinLagoon #CoronPalawan #PhilippineParadise #HiddenLagoon #MysticWaters #KarstWonder #LegendaryPhilippines #LagoonMagic#familytrip #localguides #海岛游 #旅行灵感

Coron, located in Palawan, Philippines, is renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic limestone cliffs. While Coron Town itself doesn't have direct beach access , the surrounding islands offer some of the most picturesque beaches in the region. Top Beaches to Explore Around Coron Banol Beach Known for its powdery white sand and turquoise waters, Banol Beach is a popular stop during island-hopping tours. It's an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the serene surroundings. Nestled in a small bay on the northwest coast of Coron Island, Atwayan Beach offers a tranquil setting with a backdrop of limestone karsts. A small bar and restaurant on-site serve local and international dishes. Malcapuya Island Beach Approximately a 1.5-hour boat ride from Coron Town, Malcapuya Island boasts a splendid beach and excellent snorkeling opportunities. It's often included in island-hopping itineraries alongside Banana and Bulog Dos Islands. Coron Youth Club (CYC) Beach As the only public beach in Coron, CYC Beach is accessible without an entrance fee. Located about 6 km from Coron Town, it's surrounded by coral reefs, making it a great spot for snorkeling.

As mentioned before, we signed up for the Super Ultimate Tour in Coron, which brings together the most beautiful attractions and islands of the major day trips in this ultimate tour, and the last stop is CYC Beach, is a small island with a beach with clear water and fine sand! #GlobalTravel #Philippines

This time, I'll introduce you to the photogenic spots on Palawan Island in the Philippines 🇵🇭 Palawan Island is one of the most remote areas in the world! There is a world where you can feel the primordial earth, like a location for a science fiction movie! This time, I'll introduce El Nido! [①El Nido] You can find flights to El Nido by searching Skyscanner! If you depart from Kansai International Airport, it costs about 80,000 yen round trip from Kansai Airport (KIX) → Manila (MNL) → El Nido (ENI) ✈️😻 Domestic flights in the Philippines are operated by an airline called "Air Swift", so if you want to book a domestic flight directly, you can book an air ticket from the Air Swift homepage! [②El Nido Resorts Pangulasian Island] [③Kawayan Island Resort [④El Nido Island Hopping] Tours to visit the surrounding remote areas! There are four types of tours, A to D, and the spots you visit vary depending on the course you choose, so be sure to choose carefully! [⑤ Coron Island] A hidden area on par with El Nido! The Coron area is also said to have the clearest water in the Philippines! [⑥ Club Paradise Palawan] This time we introduced the island of Palawan in the Philippines! Thank you very much! #Philippines #El Nido #tripOverseas travel

#favouriteitinerary 2-Day Coron Itinerary: Best of Island & Lakes Day 1: Island Hopping & Snorkeling · AM: Start with a boat tour (join a group or rent a private one). · Visit: · Kayangan Lake (iconic viewpoint & crystal-clear waters) · Twin Lagoon (swim between two lagoons) · Barracuda Lake (great for free diving) · Skeleton Wreck (snorkeling over a WWII shipwreck) · Siete Pecados (best coral reefs for snorkeling) · PM: Sunset at Mt. Tapyas (view of Coron Bay). · Evening: Relax at Maquinit Hot Springs. Day 2: Beach Escape & Relaxation · AM: Take a boat to Malcapuya Island (white sand & turquoise waters). · Optional Stops: Banana Island, Bulog Dos Island (sandbar). · PM: Return to town, explore souvenir shops, or try fresh seafood. · Evening: Departure or chill at a beachside bar.