Famous for its World War II shipwreck diving and hidden lakes, Coron sits among some of the most dramatic limestone scenery in the Philippines’ Palawan region.
Why Visit Coron
Coron draws divers from around the world to explore sunken Japanese naval vessels resting in crystal-clear water, while non-divers come for the striking Kayangan Lake and Twin Lagoon. Its rugged karst landscape rivals El Nido for scenic beauty.
Top Experiences
- Kayangan Lake: Swim in one of the Philippines’ cleanest lakes, framed by limestone cliffs.
- Twin Lagoon: Snorkel between two connected lagoons separated by a limestone wall.
- Shipwreck Diving: Dive World War II Japanese shipwrecks resting in Coron Bay.
- Maquinit Hot Spring: Soak in one of the few saltwater hot springs in the world.
- Mount Tapyas: Climb the stairway to a hilltop cross for sunset views over Coron town.
Coron: Ultimate Pukaway Cave, Siete Pecados, beaches with lunch
Coron Island Adventure Snorkeling Dugong Watching and More
Practical Tips
- Coron is best reached by direct flight into Busuanga Airport.
- Wreck diving here suits both certified divers and those seeking a wreck-diving course.
- Island-hopping tours typically combine Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, and several snorkeling stops.
FAQ
Is Coron good for non-divers?
Yes, its lakes, lagoons, and snorkeling spots are accessible to non-divers as well.
How is Coron different from El Nido?
Coron is known more for wreck diving and dramatic lakes, while El Nido focuses on lagoon and beach island-hopping.
What is the best time to visit Coron?
The dry season from November to May offers the calmest seas and best visibility.
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