Coron is the third largest island in the group Calamian Islands, located to the north of the island of Palawan, Philippines.
Coron Island has a complex, mountainous terrain, so the nearest airport is on the nearby island of Busuanga.
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| Coron Island |
A distinctive feature of Coron Island: 11 pristine lakes, three of which communicate through underground caves with the sea.
It is also a place of pilgrimage for divers - in the area there are many wrecks (wrecks) during the Second World War of Japanese warships.
How to get to Coron Island
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| Coron Island |
Coron is inhabited, but only people from the Tagbanwa tribe live here. In other words, you cannot stay on the island, there are no hotels or other accommodation options. There is no airport or port on Corona. You ask, what then can you do here at all and how to get here? - a tourist can rent a boat on the neighboring island of Busuanga and see several lakes, land on some beaches along the west coast of Corona, that's it. The rest of the territory is closed not only to tourists, but also to ordinary Filipinos.
All tourists planning to visit this reserve are based in Busuanga, from where they make daily excursions to Coron Island.
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| Coron Island |
The crowns were specially included in a separate topic, since there was a lot of information, and this island clearly deserves a separate article. But the trip was one and for practical information I advise you to refer to the previous article. Here are just a few extracts and a lot of descriptions.
To visit Coron Island, you need to rent a boat with a captain or purchase a ticket for a group excursion. This is done on the island of Busuanga in the city of Coron Town.