The 26 best times to go to Coron

I'm pretty sure there is a vortex around here. My drone got pulled towards the rocks and lost camera footage. luckily I pulled it off by return to home button. Nice and mysterious place thou.

A relaxing lagoon that we visited duting our tour. It has a picturesque view that visitors will definitely enjoy and relax. While visiting this place, a boat will be provided which can carry up to two people. The natural view is amazing which is not common in other places. The waters are calm and the weather is not too hot because of the large rocks surrounding the lagoon. Tour guides are also helpful when visiting the place as they can take photos or even help with moving the boat to the other lagoon.

Part of island hopping tours of Coron Islands (inside calamian group of islands). The island is Part of tour B and ultimate tour. Best if you have kayak here, kayaking and swimming area as well. Good for family. It has a great view! You should visit this if youre going to coron since this is one of highlights of the tour. Entrance fee is Php 200. Well maintained. You can snorkel and swim here. Water is warm and cold. Brackish water

Twin Lagoon in Coron, Palawan, is a stunning attraction with two beautiful lagoons connected by limestone cliffs. Visitors can swim or kayak between the lagoons, enjoying the clear, calm waters and scenic views. A small grocery store nearby offers drinks and light snacks. It's a recommended spot for those looking to explore and relax in nature.

Am amazing place for it's after beauty. What a lot of people don't realize, sadly, is the vast amount of dead coral that seems to have been blasted by dynamite fishing😢. Nonetheless, there still decent coral cover despite the destruction. Drone pics look awesome!

Enjoy and forget everything else, take a kayak, go for a swim and do some snorkeling. The environment is absolutely stunning.

This is one of the most visited places in Coron by boat tour. You have the option to rent a kayak and paddle from one lagoon trough a small opening in the rocks to the second lagoon. With the kayak you can see more of the lagoons and even the Green Lagoon (or hidden lagoon) on the other side, otherwise swimming all these distances would be a bit too long and hard with all the shallow coral reefs. The Twin Lagoon is very beautiful with its contrast of blue water against these very high rocks. Definitely a place worth a visit!

Very nice lake. Cool boardwalk leading up to the beach and the bottom of the staircase. There’s a map that shows you the rest of the island (I love a good map), and key points of note like where to see giant octopus. Stairs up and down (~350 altogether). It’s not that bad. Stairs leading down to the lake are a bit more carved out than the ones leading up to the nice lookout. Go early and you won’t be swimming with many people. We were there at 7:45am and barely saw anyone.

This is is a very nice place to visit while on Coron Island. It is part of a tour you can do while staying in Coron. You get to see amazing views and also a cave after you climb appropriately 100 steps. I would recommend visiting this as part of your stay.

Beautiful natural lake...worth the hike to go see this natural wonder in this beautiful island setting.

If you're looking for one of the clearest lakes in the world, Kayangan Lake in Coron is a must-see. Surrounded by dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-blue water, it feels like stepping into a postcard. You can swim, snorkel, or just float and take it all in—pure paradise! 🏝️✨

Kayangan Lake, Coron: Where Nature's Masterpiece Meets My Heart's Canvas Kayangan Lake in Coron isn't just a destination; it's an experience etched into the very core of my travel memories. Often lauded as the "cleanest lake in the Philippines" and a poster child for Palawan's unparalleled beauty, it lives up to every bit of its reputation and then some. For me, it's a place where the grandeur of nature truly humbled and captivated, leaving an indelible mark. I can still vividly recall the boat ride through the towering limestone karsts, their jagged forms rising majestically from the turquoise sea, hinting at the wonders to come. The anticipation built with every gentle sway of the boat. Then came the short, somewhat challenging climb up the wooden steps, a small effort that was rewarded tenfold. Reaching the viewpoint at the top, the iconic panorama of Kayangan Lake unfurled before my eyes. It was even more breathtaking than any photograph could capture. The deep emerald green of the lake, nestled amongst the dramatic cliffs, felt like a secret gem revealed, perfectly reflecting the sky like a giant, pristine mirror. But the true magic began when I descended into the lake itself. The water, a mix of 70% freshwater and 30% saltwater, was incredibly clear – so clear that you could see the intricate underwater rock formations, almost like a lunar landscape beneath the surface. Donning a life vest (a mandatory and sensible precaution), I plunged in. The initial coolness of the water was invigorating, and then the pure joy of simply floating, surrounded by such surreal beauty, washed over me. I remember swimming slowly, observing the shafts of sunlight piercing the water, illuminating the otherworldly formations below. It was a moment of profound tranquility, a feeling of being utterly at peace with the world. More than just the visual spectacle, Kayangan Lake holds memories of simple, yet profound, experiences. The laughter shared with travel companions as we navigated the wooden walkways, the quiet moments spent just observing the small fish darting about, and the sheer awe of being in such a perfectly preserved natural wonder. It's also a place where you truly appreciate the efforts of the Tagbanua indigenous people, the guardians of this sacred place, who have meticulously maintained its pristine condition. Their respect for nature is palpable, and it adds another layer of appreciation to the experience. Yes, Kayangan Lake can get crowded, especially during peak season. But even amidst the throngs of visitors, there are always pockets of calm, moments to find your own slice of serenity. It's a place that demands you put down your phone (after getting those obligatory, stunning photos, of course!) and simply be present. Kayangan Lake is more than just a beautiful swimming spot; it's a testament to the raw, untamed beauty of Palawan. It's a memory I revisit often, a reminder of a time when I felt truly connected to the natural world, and a place that continues to inspire wanderlust and a deep appreciation for our planet's hidden wonders. It will forever be one of the brightest jewels in my collection of travel memories.

Breathtaking view of Kayangan Lake in Palawan—crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic limestone cliffs and lush greenery under a brilliant blue sky. A serene paradise in the heart of Coron.

Just a lake, beaches are more interesting. If you accompany elderly people. I bet most of them cannot go upstairs. But the view below was amazing and relaxing. Great for sight seeing. There are few food shops also

I enjoyed walking up to Mount Tapyas as it is a challenge. You will be walking a lot of steps so I suggest bringing water to quench your thirst. Reaching the top feels like a success but the view is a wonder. It is one for the books if you want a bit of challenge. The stairs are well made so it is safe and not steep. I would not recommend this for kids and the elderly as it may be too challenging for them unless if they are fit and healthy.

Beautiful spot for sunset viewing. 720 steps to the top. Took only 15 mins to go up (for a fit person with no breaks, at a leisurely pace). Well worth the trip! Stunning panoramic views of Coron.

Beautiful view of Coron Bay. Accessible and a steep yet comfortable hike. 10-20 minutes depending on your speed and fitness.

Must-see if you are in Coron. Worth for both sunrise and sunset. Great for active and non-active people alike. Just be aware that it is a 700+ steps per way. Breathe taking view of the whole town and all the islands nearby.

Climbing the 720 steps might be hard but reaching the top is totally satisfying! Give it a try to visit Mt. Tapyas.

My highlight of coron. Amazing staircase hike, can reach summit in 10 minutes with no break if you are fit. If you aren't there's plenty of rest stops and viewpoints on the way up so you can take it at your own pace. There's super friendly cats at the top that are so cute, pretty sure the council feed them but bring them a snack if you feel like it, they deserve it. View is absolutely to die for, full sweeping 360 view of coron and the surrounding islands, perfect no matter the weather, almost better when it's just been raining as there is no people. Big cross and Hollywood style "coron" sign at the top that they light up at night.

The 700 plus steps up to the top is all worth it. Go for the views, if not that, then for the exercise, because there's a lot of food places that you gotta eat at when you get to Coron.

It is composed of 7 islands. Part of tour A , ultimate tour. This is a snorkeling site, great corals, there are also sea turtles here, and well maintained. No docking area where you can go down. Boat is just floating in the middle. Entrance fee is Php 150.

The best place to snorkel, 1000 peso for a boat rental and you get a helper who can help you find great places to snorkel. We got Vincent and he was amazing guide on where to find the best corals. Starfish, urchins, beautiful corals, name it and you have it here.

Siete Pecados was one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever experienced. As soon as I plunged into its crystal-clear waters, I was surrounded by vibrant coral gardens and schools of fish weaving effortlessly through the currents. It felt like stepping into a hidden, living masterpiece—where the ocean itself tells stories through its beauty. The tranquility and sheer wonder of the place made me lose track of time, just floating, marveling at the underwater world beneath me. If you ever get the chance, dive in—you won’t regret it!

There's a beautiful reef so it's a great place for diving or snorkeling. No crowds, it's not touristy at all. I booked the tour on the same day and no waiting time.

Great snorkeling. Got to see many fish and even a turtle. Our boat captain and his son swam with us to make sure we were safe. We’re on the older side :).

It was so beautiful here. We took the kayak by ourselves which was 250PHP per Person for 4 hours. We were mostly alone there and explored the small cave and did snorkeling. The coral reef was really beautiful and we also saw a turtle.

Spent 2 hours snorkelling here with friends on a private boat. Great experience with no crowds. Approx 300-400 pesos for snorkelling gear, boat, captain access FYI trikes from town cost 700-1000pesos return though… but driver will wait for you :)

This is not a report from a sour grape...it is simply the bare facts and truth that I myself and hundreds of other foreign tourist have experienced recently about the terrible destinations being pushed by local authorities in Coron Palawan! Be aware that several islands are being included in an island hopping tour from Coron. One of those islands is Bulog Dos Island. You have the option of taking a group island hopping tour for 1,900 pesos each, (about 20 people per group). Or take a private tour for 5,000 pesos per person. The organizers will tell you it is about an hour and half travel time, one way, to the first island in the tour, but the truth is it will take every bit of 2 hours plus! Then after paying 10,000 pesos for a private tour for two people traveling 2 hours in a pump boat, you arrive at Bulog Dos. The second island in the tour is nothing more than a sand bar, (Ditaytayan Island), and the third island is a local garbage dump, (Malcapuya Island). Now don't get me wrong...on Bulog Dos there is a very small, narrow stretch of white sand and the water was amazingly beautiful...(like hundreds, if not thousands of other beaches in Coron)...but other than that, there is absolutely NOTHING at this island! OK...let me get this straight...I paid 10,000 pesos for two people to sit on a hard wooden seat in a little pump boat, for more than two hours of travel, (one way), passing up dozens and dozens of other beautiful beaches with great swimming and snorkeling just to go to Bulog Dos Island and find absolutely nothing there, along with stops at a sand bar and a trash dump...nothing special, no great views, no special attractions, nothing...just places to stop and swim next to all the dead trees and trash for large amounts of money paid? An island hopping tour is supposed to be a small group of islands with special or unique destinations or attractions that offer one of a kind memories...not just another swimming hole Don't be a victim!!!!! There is nothing wrong with island hopping tours but in my vastly experienced travel around the World, Bulog Dos was the most worthless island destination of all time!!!!! The people who operate this island will probably not like this review...but I tell the truth no matter how painful it might be!

This island located in Coron along with the bigger island is famous for its clean beaches and it's pure waters and is also home to some well known resorts such as two seasons resorts and it's great when you want to relax but keep that in mind that the stay here is very expensive about 24K pesos per night so it's not good for the people who on a budget but there are some areas of the island that have resorts that cost less. This is part of the island hopping tourist package which include seeing a couple more tourist attractions but the boat is pretty noisy (recommended to bring your own noise cancellers ) and to enjoy the beauty of Coron Overall the place is nice for relaxing in the waters and enjoy the beaches but not for budget trips (recommended to go to cheaper beaches

Visit during low tide so you can see the sand bar. The island itself if beautiful and perfect for picturel taking. Theres a viewing deck up the hill to capture the scenery. We did some swimming here and enjoy the sandbàr.

You can walk from the Two Seasons Resort. The entrance fee is 200 pesos, but they don't ask for it, but if you ask for it, you will get it. The atmosphere of similar islands in many countries is similar, but it is different and better when you visit again. I hope it is not developed. Aqua shoes are essential. It is a resort of healing and killing.

This island is so beautiful with white sandy beaches, a beautiful sandbar, crystal clear water . Really a paradise island by itself. This is almost 2 hour by boat from the main island of Coron. My family rented a tour boat and its nice because you have your own schedule . When we went there there's pretty much not a lot of people. We snorkeled and the water was so clear and a lot of fish and corals. Our tour guide even prepared our lunch for us with fresh seafood and vegetables typical Filipino dish. A beautiful island worth visiting when you're in Coron, Palawan, Philippines..

Nice beach spot (duh!). The nice thing about this beach is that there are some nice additions for taking photos like strategically placed benches and swings. The snorkeling was also enjoyable as well, though nothing to write home about.

Listen to your guides when visiting this island. There are a lot of stone fish on the other side of the island. The island is good for swimming and snorkeling. There is also a short hike providing a good view.

The last stop for the land tour but can also be accessible by tricycle. It is a large hot spring and luckily when we visited, it was not too crowded and was able to enjoy it. It is only good for soaking and not for swimming. The good thing is there are rules around to follow. Besides that, the place also has mangroves which is overlooking the sea. The hot spring is relaxing after a very long day. Make sure to bring extra clothes for changing or a towel as it can get uncomfortable commuting when still wet. The best time to visit is when the sun starts to set so it would not be too hot for the hot spring.

Nice for relaxing. Part of town tour, but you can just rent tricycle or motor going here. Entrance fee as of date is Php300. Well maintained spring. No shower area, only misting/cooling area. There are a lot of changing/Restroom.

I loved my visit to Maquinit Hot Spring. It’s a natural hot spring and such a relaxing spot. Getting there takes about a 20-minute motorcycle ride, and the road can get muddy and slippery, so just take it slow. But honestly, the moment you arrive, you’ll forget about the rough road — the place is absolutely worth it. Entrance is 300 pesos, cash only. Super refreshing experience!

Nice natural hot spring facility. Lots of space to lounge with one large pool area plus a few smaller pools. Misting area available. 300₽ entrance fee. Road leading up to the hot spring is a little rough if travelling by tricycle but is manageable. Bring your own towel. Snacks and drinks available for purchase.

Maquinit Hot Spring in Coron, Palawan is a unique saltwater hot spring surrounded by mangrove trees. The water is warm (38–40°C) and best enjoyed in the evening for stunning sunset views. The entrance fee is 300 pesos per person. Facilities include changing rooms, a grocery shop, and lockers. It’s about a 30-minute tricycle ride from Coron Town, making it a peaceful and relaxing spot to visit.

We came here around 6 PM. My friend told me the road was rough and muddy, and we were using her motorcycle, so we expected we might slip since it had been raining. But we still made it, and it was totally worth it—the place is beautiful! It’s different from the hot springs we have in Laguna. This hot spring in Coron is definitely something I’d come back to. Hopefully, by the time I return, the road will be fixed because that’s really the main problem

We visited Maquinit Hot Spring and it was good. We went during a quiet time, which made it much nicer and more relaxing. The water is hot, the area is peaceful, and it was just a nice thing to do while in Coron. Nothing crazy, but definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for something different to fill a couple of hours.

Great experience! A must-have! Tour guides say you can sometimes get lucky to be swimming with sea turtles.

Incredible place for easy snorkelling with an expansive reef. Home to sea turtles, clownfish and many types of coral and fish species. Visibility on even a cloudy day was amazing.

WOW just WOW if you get the chance to dive this Reef you are in for a treat it's so full of life I could have spent all day there

The most amazing snorkel spot in the world so far! I will always come back here! Totally breathtaking!

Take as many island hopping trips from Coron as you want - but if you like snorkelling, then you have to select a tour that includes this spot. It is MAGICAL!

This is truly a garden! A hidden gem! I've never seen something more beautiful! The diversity of the fish and coral is impressive Our boat captain left us at the beginning of the coral and the water currents led us to the place where our captain parked the boat so we didn't have to swim against the current This world is amazing and worth visiting ❤️

Awesome reef. It's colorful and very diverse. It starts at 1 meter or less and goes down slowly so it's a great spot for everyone. Basically you can't decide in which direction you want to watch just not to miss anything. I spotted a turtle there.

A stunning collection of boat rides in Coron Island, Palawan—gliding through crystal-clear turquoise waters under brilliant blue skies. Majestic limestone and lush island mountains frame the scene, accompanied by the soothing sounds of paddles, motor boats, and gentle splashes of water.

Lagoons, lakes, coral reef, water so clear it is unbelievable. Snorkeling the Reef was amazing. Beautiful fish and coral. Tropical escape on a private tour. Includes Barracuda lake, hot lunch and soft drink or water. Tour guide, boat pilot, deck hand, 5-6 destinations. You're gonna love it! P.S. The coral shown in these pics of this particular review is NOT the coral you will see if you snorkel the reef. The Reef is much nicer! Have fun!

One of the most beautiful islands we visited and is rich of natural resources and clear waters. We loved the place as the islands, coral reefs and lakes were protected and well maintained even with the number of tourists visiting the place. The trip going to the airport could take a few hours which is a hassle and we even noticed how restaurants/cafes are expensive because of how high their service charge is. This is the best place to do island hopping, snorkeling or even diving which is best for adventurous people. The people are kind and tour guides were full of energy making our experience more fun. The place might be difficult for the elderly, persons woth disability and children because of how tiring the activities can be. Staying on the town proper can also be a bit boring as there is not much to see. That is why it is best for island tours.

This surely is paradise . Spectacular scenery .best coral I've seen . gorgeous small sandy beaches and some impressive lagoons .wildlife was pretty special too . Take mozzi cream if landing on the beaches !

Coron Island in the Philippines is a breathtaking paradise that left me in awe. As a tourist, I was amazed by its crystal-clear turquoise waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and hidden lagoons. Kayangan Lake, with its unbelievably clear water, was a highlight of my trip. Snorkeling and diving around vibrant coral reefs and World War II shipwrecks was an unforgettable experience. The island’s natural beauty is truly untouched, and the boat tours offer a perfect way to explore its many gems. The locals were warm and welcoming, adding to the charm. Coron is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers!

This was such a beautiful island to visit, there are many unique and beautiful sites to see. Lots of beach time and if you rent a boat you can go shopping for ingredients and they will cook it up for you. This was such an amazing experience and visiting this island was definitely worth it. Check out the pictures it’s a really cool spot to visit during your trip. Would recommend it.

Two thumbs up! Hands down, one of the best islands you could ever visit in the entire Philippines! Natural beauty! Gorgeous beaches! Fresh seafood! Wonderful experiences! And it is great to listen to locals who really care A LOT about their own environment!

A serene view of the port in Busuanga Island, Palawan—traditional boats gently docked along calm turquoise waters, with lush green hills in the background under a bright blue sky. The perfect starting point for exploring the stunning islands of Coron.

Beautiful countryside and fun to ride a motorcycle from Coron...interesting people, places and things...to eat and see

We stayed in Coron. And the islands that we visited were stunning. The airport is really small and not well maintained.

Busuanga is the northernmost of the three major island groupings of the Calamianes Group of Islands. As such, it is also unique in that Busuanga sits at a latitude high enough to place it within the "typhoon belt" which cuts through the upper part of the Philippine Archipelago - significant also is the fact that in November of 2013, super-typhoon HAIYAN (locally known as "YOLANDA") exited the country passing squarely over Busuanga, leaving in its wake a lot of destruction of natural and man-made property. Busuanga is such a beautiful island, and until quite recently, not well known to travellers. Not many would know that Busuanga is in fact the name of the island whose capital, Coron IS, world famous for being the jumping-off point for the many daily tour boats which ferry hoards of tourists the short, 15min trip to neighbouring CORON island (from which the town gets its name). Do a separate search for CORON ISLAND - I plan to soon write a review about this gem of an island. Busuanga is divided into two municipalities: Coron to the east, and Busuanga to the west. There is an airport (Francisco B. Reyes Airport) located centrally, at the northeastern extremity of the Busuanga territory. A 25min van ride gets air travellers from the airport to Coron Town - where most of the more budget-friendly inns and hotels are located. Coron Town is tiny, and quite cramped, easy to get around by just walking, or, jumping onto a local "tricycle" for a few pesos. Not very picturesque, nor what I would describe as "quaint", Coron, as a central hub, does manage to get the job done. Population, approximately 30,000. Busuanga Town, and the neighboring "Old Busuanga" Town, are located on the southwest corner of Busuanga Island, a more rugged and picturesque side of the island. A new road cuts through the west-central mountainous region to shorten the travel time to the airport. Both Busuanga towns are far less developed, but much more pleasant, should one decide to get off the beaten path. As is obvious so far, I have spent a lot of time travelling all throughout the island, and have visited every small village scattered throughout, on the coast and within the interior. Rent a motorbike and explore, - no way to get lost on this small land mass, you'll always somehow find your way back to your hotel. Enjoy Busuanga. I can't get enough of it! 😀

Amazing place to be with, amazing wild life Safari, by land or by sea.. Dolphins is swimming just right next to your boat. Island and beaches are really amazing im from Coron, next to Busuanga but im not like other when they where just teen they go anywhere thats why when i experience being at this place its really amazing🥰☺️

Busuanga Island is full of beautiful places. You can do island hopping and also unexplored falls.

very beautiful paradise.. I fell in love with coron 😍 I'll be coming back.. it's my number 1 list if u visit Philippines

Another of Coron, Palawan's beautiful natural area...

(Translated by Google) Hopefully there will be a mosque (Original) Semoga ada masjid

Enjoyed my snorkel here~ Beautiful and vibrant underwater views! Saw many corals, small fishes and sea urchins. Probably the best snorkelling destination in Coron!

Snorkeling haven that offers a vibrant underwater spectacle. This shallow reef area is teeming with a diverse array of coral formations and marine life, making it a perfect spot for beginners and seasoned snorkelers alike. The clear, warm waters provide excellent visibility, allowing visitors to easily spot colorful fish, sea stars, and perhaps even sea turtles. It is is accessible via boat tours, which often include stops at other nearby attractions. It's a less crowded alternative to more popular spots, ensuring a peaceful and immersive experience with nature. Remember to respect the underwater environment and avoid touching the corals to preserve the beauty of this marine sanctuary.

Part of the Coron “Super Ultimate Tour,” and during the weekdays, it’s almost as if we had the place to ourselves. Only 2 boats carrying approximately 20 to 23 people each, there was plenty of space to snorkel. Our boat had a life preserver and non-swimmers can hold on to that with their life jackets and snorkeling masks on and you will see an amazing view under water. Plenty of corals and fishes that just take your breath away! There is no beach or deck to dock on so it was from the boat to the water, and from the water to the boat here.

Tip: rent a private boat and come here during lunch time where no one will disturb you. We got to snorkel all by ourselves and we got to see a variety of sea life - tiny fishes, big fishes, all sorts of coral.

Spectacular underwater world, very clear water with colourful corals. There's a big chance of seeing turtles as well, we saw 3 while we were there.

A worthwhile coral garden to visit with plenty of patches of healthy and colourful corals. Calm waters and sunny skies made for a perfect morning.

We had our lunch here during our Tour A. According to our tour guides, this beach is exclusive for JY Travel. It was really hot when we got here because it’s noon. It was low tide so we had to walk to the beach.

Won't call it a Waterfall, but there's a statue of Virgin Mary at the falls so I have to give them 5 stars for that, short walk in the jungle. Lacks direction and we were the only ones there. The walk was nice but didn't feel safe. Donation based. There's a box when you arrive there and leave inside what you wish. No signs to get to it either so we only used maps while traveling around the island.

Not the biggest waterfall but nice for getting out of town for q refreshing dip. Easy 10 minute walk. It’s on private land so make sure you leave a little donation.

It’s free entry but the family at the front asking for donation because they clean up the area so I’m happy to. Went twice during my stay 8am in the morning for a cold dip. Very refreshing and no one else around. I enjoyed it very much.

Can’t really call it a waterfall. It’s just very small one. And yes, it is a scammer that tried to take donations when you’re walking in, but I didn’t pay anything.( it’s FREE) I just walked past them. They have changing room and a toilet, but it looked really disgusting. I was there totally alone so that’s why it’s three star if it was crowded probably just too stars.

Beautiful waterfall set back from the road about a 15 minute walk, requires a donation to locals as is part of private property. It’s about a 45 min drive from the Coron town but the road is easy to drive down with beautiful scenery and small little stores and restaurants Small waterfall but lovely to swim in

Absolutely gorgeous. Plants galore. Tranquil sound of falls and water dripping off rocks and roots. Locals in town said it wasn't worth the trip because of dry season. It was amazing anyway, glad we didn't listen. Water was about 7 feet in the deepest part, and very chilly and refreshing. Wonderfully shaded as well. No entrance fee.

READ… There are several people there that try to make you pay to go in but it is free. There is a man with a store at the beginning of trail that says you must donate in order to enter but he is a liar and a thief. When I went there, there was another man at the end of the trail charging people again. I talked with someone who works for the natural parks of Palawan and the local police, and they said entry is free and anyone charging is a scammer. These people do not keep the area clean they just sit there collecting money from scamming tourists. There is trash all along the trail. Don’t let these people take advantage of you they are not nice people. As soon as I learned it’s a scam I politely asked for my money back and he got aggressive and physical. With that aside the falls are a pretty nice place to swim and get a break from the heat.

Peaceful place. you can access the hot spring by kayaking through mangroves. To do in the afternoon because of the tide. The hot springs are not big, but you are basically alone in the middle of a mangrove parc, really recommend this place

Francisco B. Reyes Airport is a small but well-organized airport. The staff is very friendly and helpful, making the travel experience smooth and pleasant. The airport is clean, with well-maintained washrooms. The check-in process is quick. A good experience overall.

We did not go directly to Coron. We stayed in a diving resort in Busuanga for our dugong dive. The only available transportation is a private van transfer which costs P1500 one way. Coming back to the airport, the hostels can help arrange the shared transfer for P250 per person. The airport is not that big and if you have some time before your flight, the restaurants outside the airport are quite interesting. Since the departure waiting area is not big, it can get crowded and noisy during peak hours of travel.

Tiny airport but runs fairly well. Need to pay 200PHP environment fee when you leave the airport so make sure you have cash! Plus there are vans waiting to take new arrivals to their hotels and you need to pay 250PHP cash to the driver when you get to your destination. Airport toilets are dodgy. Most stalls had something broken.. But it was clean enough. A few stores inside selling cup noodles and snacks etc. plus a cafe with drinks and pasta, and a couple restaurants outside the airport. No air conditioning in the airport but the huge ceiling fans keep it cool and well ventilated.

Small but ok airport. Has everything you need. Easy to get in and out. Lots of shops and places to eat inside and outside the airport. 200 environmental fee. 250 pesos per person to downtown.

Francisco B. Reyes Airport, Coron: The Humble Gateway to Paradise Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU), often still affectionately called Busuanga Airport by many, is more than just a landing strip; it's the humble, yet essential, portal to the breathtaking wonders of Coron, Palawan. For me, this small airport holds a unique place in my travel memories, marking the beginning and end of some truly unforgettable adventures. A Glimpse into its Past: The airport's history is rooted in the generosity of a local leader. It's named after Francisco B. Reyes, who served as the Mayor of Coron from 1936 to 1939. He was the kind soul who donated the very land upon which this vital gateway stands today. Before its renaming in 2008 by Presidential Proclamation No. 1665, it was simply known as Busuanga Airport, reflecting its location on Busuanga Island, which it shares with the municipality of the same name. Over the years, Francisco B. Reyes Airport has seen several phases of development. Early on, it was quite basic, with some sections of the runway even being gravel. I remember tales of flights being delayed due to the condition of the runway, a testament to how far it has come. Major upgrades began in the mid-2000s, with a new terminal building and the completion of a concrete runway. While it was severely damaged by Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) in 2013, the resilience of the local community and government quickly brought it back to operational status. More recent plans include further expansion to accommodate larger aircraft and even nighttime operations, a sign of Coron's growing popularity. My Personal Memories: My memories of Francisco B. Reyes Airport are less about its architectural grandeur and more about the feelings it evokes. It's the sense of exhilarating anticipation upon landing, the clear blue sky above, and the lush green landscape that immediately tells you you've arrived somewhere special. I remember the refreshing blast of tropical air as I stepped off the plane, a stark contrast to the air-conditioned cabin. There are no airbridges here; you walk directly onto the tarmac, a charmingly simple arrival that feels distinctly "island life." I recall the friendly faces of the locals, whether it was the van drivers waiting to whisk us away to Coron town, or the airport staff who always seemed to have a genuine smile. The terminal building, though not sprawling, has a laid-back, open-air feel. I've spent pleasant moments there, sipping a quick coffee from one of the small stalls, eagerly looking at the souvenir shops filled with local crafts, and just soaking in the relaxed atmosphere. The departure experience is equally memorable. It's often a bit bittersweet, leaving behind the stunning islands and crystal-clear waters. But even then, there's a unique charm. The small check-in counters, the hand-tagging of luggage, and the final walk across the tarmac back to the plane – it all contributes to a truly local and authentic travel experience. I remember looking back at the simple structure, knowing that it had faithfully served as my entry and exit point to a slice of paradise. Francisco B. Reyes Airport is not a high-tech marvel, and it doesn't need to be. Its charm lies in its simplicity, its efficiency as a gateway to an extraordinary destination, and the personal touch it offers. It's a reminder that sometimes, the most memorable journeys begin and end in the most unassuming of places. For me, it's more than just an airport; it's a collection of cherished beginnings and heartfelt goodbyes to Coron.

It's a small airport so don't expect too much from it. Checked in baggages are placed in the ground so you just have to look for your bags in the area. Arriving was okay but for the departure it was so crowded that the line was so long and it was taking a lot of time. The airport staff even had to call my phone as it was already boarding and we were still on the line. Luckily, he was just beside me and they waited. Take note, we arrived two hours before our flight. So lesson learned, better to arrive at the airport three hours in advance as the influx of tourists is unpredictable.

Small but well organised airport. At the exit there is a guy with megaphone. If you have the transport arrangements done, he will ask which hotel and whoever is there to pick you up, will find you within a second. There is a 200 php environmental fee to pay while leaving the airport.

Kayangan Lake in Coron, Palawan, is one of the cleanest and most beautiful lakes in the Philippines. Visitors need to climb over 200 steps to reach the lake area. At the top, there is a stunning viewpoint where tourists can take pictures of the lake view. The lake's warm, clear waters are perfect for swimming, and there are fishes to explore while snorkeling. Several grocery stores are available nearby for drinks and snacks, making it a convenient and picturesque spot for visitors.

One of the most popular tourist spots in Coron. It is a clean and beautiful lake but very crowded.

Beautiful place but very crowded, in order to swim in the kake you need to ware life jacket.

This lake is really pretty, but overall it’s a lake! You have to wear a life vest for safety reasons. We did this stop with Tour A and it was a good experience. There is a steep hike up stairs to get here. It’s not accessible by wheelchair. Also you cannot fly a drone here.

Kayangan Lake was the first stop on or private island hopping tour while visiting Coron. First was a bit of a trek up for an amazing view for photos. Beware of the mosquitos here! Expect a bit of a wait in line to get photos as well. Once we made it down to the lake, we took a refreshing dip in the water and enjoyed time swimming and floating around with the family. Great photo ops especially if you have a GoPro or waterproof case for your phone.

It was so beautiful, and the ultimate island tour was amazing. The guides were so nice and helpful .

Nice lake, clear water! Not much fishes but nice pictures to take of the surrounding rocks. Walk towards here was also nice. Halfway there is a viewpoint with an astonishing view over the bay!

Excellent experience on our trip to Coron, Palawan this past weekend. We took a full day private boat tour with KAJY complete with hotel pickup and drop off. The staff asked us our preferences and helped us come up with an itinerary we were excited about. We visited 5 different locations including Skeleton Wreck (ww2 shipwreck), Barracuda Lake and lunch at Smith Island. Our picnic lunch cooked by Jason was “chef’s kiss” with fresh mangoes, eggplant salad, grilled fish and chicken plus lumpia! Our guide Maynard was well informed and assisted some of us who had injuries with mobility on/off boat and sites, took photos of our group and was an all around helpful guide. Captain Jun capably drove us around and respected all the local rules regarding environment and safety. They helped arrange for us to rent snorkels/fins/kayaks which were essentials on our boat tour of beautiful Coron. Highly recommend KAJY tour experience and their excellent staff!

Wow! What a fantastic tour and 5 stars all the way. I am confident this is the BEST boat tour company in Coron. I only wish I went with them for my first day too (I went with a different company the first day and Kajy was world's better). First, the boat itself was beautiful and comfortable. The food was fantastic and they catered to my dietary needs. They completely tailored the tour for what I liked. And everyone on board was SO nice. Meynard was my tour guide and he was the best ever. So friendly, so nice, so knowledgeable, so flexible. When the tour was technically over at 5 pm, he saw I was sad it was ending and let us go to one more stop! They also brought out the hammock for me to lie down on the ride and let me have lunch in a gorgeous spot. Was a perfect day.

We spent two days with the Kajy crew. Maynard, Romeo, Ken, captain Jun and Jason the chef. They took us through breathtaking Coron and prepared the best lunch! They were great with the kids and were super flexible to ensure we had the best Coron experience.

We had a truly unforgettable experience today seeing the beautiful islands of Coron and that was because of Kajy Travel. Our tour guide Jhay, along with the crew which included Patrick and Aris, were excellent. Friendly, attentive, FUN, and took care of us in every way. 10/10, highly recommend, look no further for who to do a tour with in Coron! Some highlights of our experience: - all the tour stops were stunningly beautiful and the water was perfect. They were all worth going to! - a private tour allowed us to go at our desired pace, whether we wanted to stay at a stop longer or shorter. It was totally stress-free! - we were totally blown away by the lunch (feast!) that was prepared for us. We don’t know how the guys did it, it was like magic. And the food was delicious! - Jhay taught us about the island and we were laughing with him the whole day. He also took some beautiful photos and videos of us that we will cherish forever. Just a note to future travelers: You pay for the tour at the START of the day either by cash or card. We decided to pay by cash to avoid the 5% fee. However, you pay for all the optional rental items (for us - two snorkels, two pairs of water shoes and a kayak) at the END of the day and THERE IS NO OPTION TO PAY BY CARD THEN. Flagging this so you are prepared to cover this additional cost AND the tip by cash (because these guys deserve a great tip for great service!) We wish we had just paid by card at the start of the day if we had known this.

Well where can I begin, last minute booking , sent message at 11 am in morning , they where prompt about getting back to us by 11:45 we had driver at our Hotel picking us up in very nice van ,, we got on Tony’s boat for private tour to all the great spots ,, Tony was super nice guy and very informative ,, as a charter captain my self , all I can say is he was in top of his game,, best part was cooing us a nice meal for lunch , and then off we went again ,, he was always checking on us to make sure we where good and kept us very well supplied of drinks and food , on the. Way nack in he cooked us up some banana bbq laced with brown sugar, my wife who is Filipino was loving them lol Great tour company, definitely will book again 100 💯 percent

The guide Meinard but also the rest of the team made our day a memorable one! Very helpful staff and also lots of fun together. The lunch was on a beautiful spot and delicious prepared. Thanks for the great day!

Unforgettable Experience with Kajy Travel and Tours! Our 3 tours with Kajy Travel and Tours Coron were absolutely fantastic! Everything was perfectly organized from start to finish, allowing us to fully relax and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Coron. There were even (for us) some wonderful surprises that made our trip even more special! A huge thank you to our guide, Meynard – he was not only incredibly friendly and welcoming but also extremely knowledgeable. He always took our wishes into account and amazed us with fascinating insights we would have never discovered on our own. His passion for the nature and culture of Coron was truly inspiring! Thank you for three unforgettable days filled with incredible experiences – we will definitely be back and are already looking forward to our next tour with you!

We stayed in Outpost in a private room, it was stunning, very spacious and had a tv with Netflix etc. We chose this hostel as we were doing the boat exhibition from Coron to El Nido. Staff were amazing, especially one of our guides Tony , he looked after us all so well, even after the exhibition was over and we had arrived in El Nido. There’s a stunning view from the rooftop pool and vibes we’re just great. Drinks and food were also good! We also did trip A with the company when we arrived in El Nido and it was also super ! Can’t recommend enough !

Very great hostel. Highly recommended and great experience. Service is great, great people work there! Very clean everything. Stayed in a 4 bed room and it was very good. Will definitely go there again to see the people again. Pool and bar is also great and a great evening program. Really nice!

Definitely the place for a true hostel island experience! The service has been great, and it’s perfect for solo travelers or anyone looking for a fun, social vibe. This stay was unforgettable,, mostly because of the amazing people I met. I’d definitely come back if I visit Coron again!

Nice view from the rooftop with a pool. Great tasting food, however a little expensive. Beds were very uncomfortable, however modern rooms. Just need something flat on the rails so your butt doesn’t sink! Bit of a funny smell throughout the place but they do have automatic smelly sprays that help. Location is not ideal unless you’re planning on just doing tours and staying at the hostel, or you have your own transport. Service was great, and the staff were friendly.

Had the best time with the best people. I only had a short time but was able to make the most out of it. Everybody is inclusive and making sure nobody is left behind. I'm a solo traveler, but was able to meet great people. Going to miss everyone especially the staff Riza, Rena, Ricci, Jet, Lester, Lovely, Emil, Jo, Djany and everyone else. Thank you so much. Will definitely come back again :)

I love this hostel, it is the best. The staff are the best. Shoutout to Emil, Jetson, Lester, Bunch, Lovely, Ricci, Reirei, Tasha, Julia, Ricardo, Janny, Marco. I love these guys so much. They are the best. I think I want to marry them all. I love them.

Outpost Hostel in Coron is a great place to stay if you’re looking for a social atmosphere and stunning views. The staff and guests were super friendly, and with different activities every night, it was really easy to meet people and have fun. The rooftop pool is a highlight. We stayed in a private room which was spacious, clean, and had a great bathroom. The bar serves food and drinks, and we booked the Super Ultimate Tour through the hostel, which was incredible—so much snorkeling and amazing food set up and great views. Renting a scooter from nearby made it easy to get into town for dinner, just a short 5-minute drive and essential to explore. Unfortunately, our departure experience left a bad taste. I asked to book the ferry to El Nido for the next day and was told to be at reception at 7 AM and I will get my ticket then. When I arrived, I was informed I had only booked a transfer to the port—not the actual ferry. It was a frustrating miscommunication that ended up costing me triple the price to fly last minute as it was then sold out for the whole day, and the staff didn’t acknowledge the mistake or apologize. Overall, it’s a fantastic hostel with great vibes and amenities—just double-check anything you book through reception.

Banana Island, the second stop for that whole day island escapade. The others are Bulog Dos and Malcapuya. This was the best for me, as perfect for swimming. There’s a lot to see for snorkeling as well. Imagine locals living near who can just take their boats and spend the whole day here. There’s enough room for a lot of people.

Super quiet overnight stay (just two of us, and the habitants of the island), the beach hut is basic but you have a very pleasant experience overall. The owner is welcoming, and prepared us a good dinner even thought we didn't let him know in advance (you should as the place is so remote!). Contact them on Facebook to organise your stay.

If you want to take your best photos of paradise beaches, this is the place to visit. This island is part of the "Island escape" tour organised in Coron.

We had a lovely time at Banana Island with my family. We visited in June 2023, and could only stay for 1 night due to limited time in Qatar. I would recommend 2 nights minimum OR a day pass. They were late checking us in to the hotel which was quite inconvenient due to the limited time we had, however, they offered us a later check out the next day and we were able to make use of this. It was really family friendly, the kids club was great and the water slides were enough to keep the child entertained. When we needed milk for the baby they would come and drop this off. It was lovely experience and I would recommend it, especially for families. I think it could get boring after a few days.

Banana Island is one of the best island I saw during my one month stay in Philippines. White beach, marine life and not too crowded

Amazing experience! crystal clear sea water..

Nice beach and sand but more of great for lunch stop-over.

I had a really nice stay here after my 3 day adventure tour. Rooms were clean and cold and the staff helped me with all my questions and requests. Would recommend this place after the tour to get some good sleep in.

DK’s inn is a great place to stay. The family who runs it are lovely. The rooms are simple and clean, with strong air conditioning and water pressure. They have options to order in for breakfast, offer coffee/water refills at the beverage station, and have a rooftop public lounging area as well as laundry drying area. DK’s Inn in a great location and a great value for the price, the owners are ready to assist with anything you need. The only suggestion I have would be to provide tea at the beverage station for non coffee drinkers. Thanks for a great stay in Coron!

We had a great stay! The place was very nice, and the owners were extremely helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed sleeping there and would definitely recommend it.

I found DK's Inn through an online blogger and she was raving about the exceptional service! DK's Inn truly lives up to this reputation - our family is treated like we have been friends for a long time. They look after us from the moment we made the booking, organising our transfers and with everything we need for our boat tours, souvenir shopping. The facilities are spotless clean, very cute rooms and all airconditioned. Location is minutes away from everything. We love our stay and we wish we can still longer (we leave tomorrow). Highly recommend. Thank you DK's Inn for a memorable holiday in Coron.

stayed with my wife and 4 boys at DK’s Inn during our 5-day stay at Coron during the low season in early July. When we first booked the stay, we were a bit impressed that the hostel could really have an average rating of 9.6/10 on booking.com, but we quickly realized why; the place is clean and tidy, and has lounging area on all of its 3 floors. The rooms had good beds, private toilets, aircondition and fans, which made it a very comfortable stay. The place also had a big cooler with a large variety of beverages that were restocked frequently. You could grab a water or a soda from there anytime, and it would just be put on the final tab of the stay. But apart from all of the specific details about the place itself, the thing that made it particularly extraordinary was the hosts. Immediately upon arrival we were greeted by Juan and his family who owned the place. They spoke great English and were very helpful, and me and the children were often talking with him about Philippinean culture, the history of Coron and more. Juan was always available, and helped arranging all of our tours, as well as renting scooters for us and bringing them directly to the front port of the hostel. Generally, the hostel is very friendly for western tourists, and offers the whole package for a great price. They have definitely earned their pristine rating, which we will gladly contribute to with this review, and if we ever find ourselves in Coron again, this is definitely the place where we will go.

Great place to stay in Coron. Perfect location, clean and comfortable rooms, and very friendly owners! They can help you with booking day tours and provide excellent tips. The owner even brought my laptop to Coron port after I forgot it in the room, just before our boat expedition departure. Many thanks!

We stayed here for 4 days and 3 nights. The owner is very hands- on and accommodating. Affordable and the rooms are clean! Very much recommended.

It’s approximately one hour drive by motorcycle from coron town. It felt like you were really in the province going there. The banner was a little bit hard to see on the road. But the falls was really beautiful and there is some small fish in the mini lagoon. It’s only the local kids was there.

The waterfall itself was underwhelming. Folks couldn’t keep it clean and lots of trash around. I went on a day after heavy rain and the sediment likely made the water cloudy brown. Surely not the blue green water in previous pictures. Ok trek down from the main road but surely need sneakers and be careful. Best part was the ride there with some nice nature and local villages.

The journey to get to the waterfalls is half the fun in my opinion. 80% of the road is paved and takes you through fields of rice, bamboo forests and over all just impressive nature. I was lucky to get to see a monitor lizard just on the side of the road. At some point on the dirt roads, I parked my scooter and walked the rest on foot. When I got to the little path that takes you down to the waterfalls, I was lucky that some locals passed me and pointed me in the right direction, otherwise I might have missed it.

These falls are a 5 if it wasn't for the fact that they're in the middle of nowhere and very, very hard to get there. The road there is hidden and if you're coming from the north road it's almost impossible to get through with a scooter, we were lucky to not get a flat tire. I've added some pictures below on where to go, basically, we came from the north road and just around where it's pointed out on google maps we found a road in which we took, it lead to a small farm and thankfully the mother there called her son to guide us right, without whom we would never have found it. He sped ahead on his bike and a few hundred meters down the road there was an almost invisible path leading in to the right, just before a sharp turn in the road and walking from there we got to the falls. The falls though were wonderful, not a soul in sight and completely untouched. A natural slide where you could fall into the deep waters and above the last (I suppose, of the seven) falls there was a path to the 2nd to last fall which though not in a swimmable state was very beatiful. We swam for a bit, jumping in and found the small "Dr. Fish" in the water biting off bits of scrap skin as we waded across to climb the fall.

Nice and secluded waterfall. Google maps takes you right there where you need to park up your bike and a small sign points to the waterfall entrance. Roads are fine to get there from Coron town on a scooter. 100 pesos entrance per person. Looks like they’re working on improving it as they were putting together some picnic benches when we were there. Not busy at all , just a few locals. Great place to chill for a few hours👌

Very relaxing, we saw one other guy here. 50p entry and you can jump from the cliff as well as sit down at a table if you bring your own food/water. There are small fish in the water, who could nibble on you to eat dead skin. No trash bin, bring it home with you.

Was very good, not a 5 star but we did not expect that. It’s near by the road, 5 minutes walk. Nice waterfall for a small swim.

Did the 3D2N expedition from Coron to El Nido! An experience I will never forget, one of the best trips I've ever done! Very well organised, the spots throughout the day were amazing with no other boats around for most of it! The food was outstanding and the team was great! Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I had the most amazing time on our 3-day, 2-night boat trip from El Nido to Coron! The crew was super friendly and made us feel right at home, the food was absolutely delicious, and every stop on those deserted beaches felt like a dream. The snorkeling was awesome—so many colorful corals and fish! The whole vibe on the boat was super chill, just good times with great people with also a lot of rhum 😂😍. Honestly, such an incredible experience. 10/10, would do it all over again! 🤙

One of the best trips I have ever been on! Amazing tour from Melvin and the team it was an incredible experience from snorkeling, cliff jumps and visiting a fishing village to learn about how the tribe live! The food was amazing, don't know how the chef produces such good quality food in that quantity on a boat! Such a truly remote and beautiful experience.

My wife and I joined a magical boat expedition from El Nido to Coron 3D2N. The staff were amazing, food incredible and free flowing rum/coke gin/tonics! Beach hits for sleeping in were great. Snorkelling was really good too. 10/10 😊🙏🇵🇭❤️

A MUST DO while in the Philippines! The 3day 2night expedition won't dissapoint you. Teresa and her crew were exceptional! Don't hesitate and go!

We did the three-day boat tour from Coron to El Nido. It was a great experience and perfect from start to finish. The whole team, including team leader Teresa, tried very hard to make our tour as good as possible. The food was great. The tour was our highlight of our holiday in the Philippines and we can recommend it to everyone. We will definitely be back! Thank you for so many great moments. Natalie and Lukas

We did both: the ultimate Island Tour and the 3D2N Trip from Coron to El Nido and it is save to say, that both trips were our highlights on the Philippines!! 🫶🏼❤️ Staff is great and takes care of everything, food is amazing and all in all worth the experience! Especially the 3D2N Tour is perfect to get aside to all the touristic places and enjoy the beauty of the Philippines almost by yourself. Sleeping places and toilets are kept easy, but super convenient. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone, who plans a trip to the Philippines 🇵🇭 Thanks again Joel & Team 🙌🏼

Very welcoming family hostel but just don’t get your laundry done here! Only realised when I’d moved on that two pieces of clothing missing, they also packed other people’s socks in my laundry, and lost my roommates top! Showers could do with an update, and probably could do with social events in the evening to help meet people. All in all helpful and friendly hostel.

This hostel felt like coming home to a far away family. They are so nice, helpful and lovely people. Also they are next to the main town so everything is a 15 min walk. And just a street away from them is a beautiful area full of lights and a place where the Philippino children are coming together to play Sports. For a low price you get a hostel where you can feel safe and connect with others. Thanks for everything Don, Emily & the footprint family!!!

Don and Emily are family and own/run this hostel! They are fabulous! Warm and helpful, they keep the vibe of the place very relaxed! But the biggest compliment about them is that they continued their commitment of great service after I left! I forgot an item, and Don went through 3 different businesses/attempts and was successful in shipping the item to me at another place in the Philippines, and I **so appreciate him**! He was so kind and patient about it, I couldn't have asked for a better experience, both there and after! Thank you Don and Emily!! You make Footprints the kind of place that we smile about long after we leave! ♡♡

A great family run hostel. Located near to the town centre but 1 road removed from the hustle and bustle meaning you are guaranteed some peace when you need it. Large common area to chill and meet other travellers or talk to the wonderful family who own/run Footprints. They are very welcoming, they learn your name within moments and always offer a smile on your return to the hostel. Whilst the facilities are more basic than some hostels they are exactly what a traveller needs for a great price - comfy bed, AC, free coffee and water refills and the ability to book excursions and taxis/tricycles. A big thanks to Don and the family, I'd definitely stay again.

So many good things to say about my stay here! Clean, great WIFI, free coffee/tea, great a/c in the rooms, quiet and cheap breakfast and snorkel rentals. Host Don and his family immediately make you feel at home and learn the names of all guests off the bat (very impressive). When asked for recommended itineraries for the day, Don did not hesitate to give me the best advice. They really care about their guests and it shows. I am so grateful I got to stay at Footprints and had the opportunity to see their beautiful land and sea. Only wished I stayed longer! 5 stars!!

Staying at this hostel really saved my trip. I had ended up in the philipines somewhat by accident with no plans and found it difficult to plan a trip however the staff were very patient and helpful and sorted me out. They are very knowledgeable about the local area and other areas of the Philippines. Don the proprietor is a previous backpacker and helps to cultivate a great atmosphere. Close to town but about one street away from the busy area so the hostel is peaceful. I would highly recommend this hostel. Thanks Don and Emily!

We absolutely loved this hostel and were made to feel so welcomed by Emily, Don and their family team. Our first stop in the Philippines was Coron and we couldn’t have stayed anywhere better. The rooms were very clean with great air con, the showers were great, the common area was amazing to hang out in, especially with free coffee and tea ! We stayed here for longer than we planned due to cancelled ferries but it really felt like home and we were sad to leave. Helpful with booking excursions and tuk tuks, we couldn’t fault the place! Also met amazing people there. Thank you so much! With love, Amber, Octavia and Chloe 🧡

Visited Coron last December 28, 2021- January 3, 2022. Our Tour Guide Ms. Faye, is very friendly and helpful. The tours were a collaboration between us. All the places we went were great. Even those areas/islands not popularly visited by tourists. Faye even prepared our suggested meals during the tour. She also recommended and assisted us where to have the best New Years party/dinner where she reserved tickets for us. She also helped us celebrate the surprise birthday celebrations of our 2 companions by ordering cakes and food. There were a few problems along the way but were resolved immediately. We were very well taken cared of Faye and her team. Highly recommendable.

Ms. Alexandra Uy of Coron Summer Paradise was first one to reply to my post looking for a day tour package for Coron for 3 days. Polite and very friendly, Ms. Alex helped us through our trip by providing us options to choose from depending on what we wanted out of the trip. She assisted us every step of the way, from pick up at the airport when we landed until we needed to be dropped off as we depart the island. We encountered problems with our flight and Ms. Alex was very reassuring. She made sure we still were on schedule despite our super delayed arrival. The tours she booked for us were well arranged and on time. We had no questions about anything because she really handled us properly - endorsing from one tour to another. Also, we really enjoyed our "Super Ultimate Tour!" Our guide "Jonelle" was uber accommodating and funny. Our goal in coming to Coron was to be free from stress and Coron Summer Paradise made it possible for us... with Ms. Alex, the staff and crew of Jim's Castle Inn, Jonelle, the staff at MO2 Westown Lagoon and Manong driver who took us around town. I definitely would come back and still contact Ms. Alex to arrange everything for me! Thank you Coron Summer Paradise! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Great people to talk with. Very helpfull.

(Translated by Google) Definitely the best travel DOT-accredited travel operators at Coron, reasonable price, fast response, and if you have the question just simply ask Alex, she will give you the best suggestion, and i have a very good memory and experience with their guides Mark who accompanied us during the 3days. Mark is funny and helpful guide, he will help you capture a lot beautiful photo (highly recommend). Thank you Alex, Mark and the Team. I love Coron The best travel agency in Coron Island, with fast responses and fair prices. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask Alex. She will be happy to answer you and will also give you very pertinent suggestions. The tour guide Mark is very professional and interesting, and his photography skills are also top-notch. He will Help with taking photos, and will also patiently introduce you to many places and history of Cologne. I strongly recommend this travel agency, great value service! ! ! (Original) Definitely the best travel DOT-accredited travel operators at Coron, reasonable price, fast response, and if you have the question just simply ask Alex, she will give you the best suggestion, and i have a very good memory and experience with their guides Mark who accompanied us during the 3days. Mark is funny and helpful guide, he will help you capture a lot beautiful photo (highly recommend). Thank you Alex, Mark and the Team. I love Coron 科隆島最好的旅行社，回復快速，價格公道，有問題隨時向 Alex 詢問，她樂意為你解答，而且還會給你很中肯的建議；導遊 Mark 非常的專業，有趣，拍照技術也是一流，會幫忙拍照，而且也會耐心給你介紹很多科隆的地方和歷史，強推這家旅行社，超值服務！！！