Travel to Coron, Palawan
Coron is the third-largest island in the Calamian Islands in northern Palawan in the Philippines. It is home to one of the world’s best beaches, limestone cliffs, and cave pools.
4 Day Itinerary
DAY 1: Coron Island Ultimate Tour
Kayangan Lake
Accessible by a steep 10-minute climb, the crystal-clear waters of Lake Kayangan are nestled into the mountain walls
Siete Picados
Isles of the Seven Sins, commonly known as Siete Pecados, is a group of seven islands known for its coral reefs and diverse species of colorful tropical marine life
Twin Lagoon
There are two sides to this photogenic lagoon where salt and fresh water meet. Boats dock in one half and and the other half is accessed by swimming through a narrow crevice.
Coral Garden
The colorful reefs and rich biodiversity makes this one of the best diving and snorkeling spots in the island. Explore explore a sunken WWII vessel.
Atwayan Beach
Named after the shells, known locally as “tuay,” that abundantly cover the shore, Atwayan Beach is one of the best in Palawan with its powdery white sand and turquoise water.
DAY 2: Island Escapade Tour
The Malcapuya, Banana, and Bulog Dos Islands tour loop is a whole day tour which takes you across the Culion straight and into a group of islands teeming with natural wonders.
As your boat passes a natural channel you will see the pearl farms of the nearby islands and the seaweed plantations being harvested by the local community.
This tour does a loop of the three nearby quiet and peaceful islands of Malacapuya, Banana (known by its fruity shape) and Bulog Dos islets all of which have white sand beaches and beautiful clear waters.
Malcapuya Island
Banana Island
Bulog Dos Island
DAY 3: Calauit Safari Tour + Black Island Side Trip
Malbato Chapel
Located on top of a hill overlooking the sea, the chapel boasts of its unique facade made of stones and sea shells.
Calauit Safari Park
Calauit Safari Park covers almost 3800 hectares. Formerly known as Calauit Game Preserve and Wildlife Sanctuary, it is home to various species of exotic African and endemic Palawan flora and fauna.
Black Island
Fall in love with stunning cave pools, limestone cliffs, and hidden beaches of Black Island
Tips
- Bring a reusable bottle. Plastic bottles are not allowed on the island
- Bring aqua shoes to protect your feet from sharp rocks
- You can always book your tours on the day at the town proper but it’s best if you book in advance
