Discover the best attractions and experiences Coron has to offer
Explore Coron’s WWII heritage through sunken ships and preserved wreck sites that dot the surrounding seascape.
A famous WWII shipwreck in Coron Bay, popular with divers for its marine life and clear visibility.
A preserved WWII gunboat wreck near Lusong Island, a standout for wreck-diving enthusiasts.
No widely known museums in Coron; the area offers rich history through its outdoor sights and marine heritage.
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Local parish churches and sacred sites around Coron town.
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Coron's protected landscapes and parks showcase dramatic limestone scenery and turquoise lagoons.
A crystal-clear lake framed by towering limestone cliffs on Coron Island.
Two lagoons connected by a rock barrier; best explored by kayak.
A protected reef area ideal for snorkeling with vibrant marine life.
A vast protected area spanning land and sea, home to lagoon systems and biodiversity.
Explore Coron’s town center and surrounding areas where the action happens.
The bustling waterfront hub with markets, eateries, and sunset views.
Residential and coastal area near the famous Maquinit Hot Springs.
Great ways to enjoy Coron without breaking the bank.
Climb the steps to a panoramic sunset overlook over Coron town and sea.
Enjoy snorkeling at a protected reef with colorful marine life.
Soak up sun and enjoy calm waters at a picturesque beach.
Palawan and Coron’s seafood-forward cuisine has plenty of local specialties.
Citrus-cured fish served with onions and chilies, a seafood staple.
A local delicacy often served with lime and dipping sauces.
Sun-dried anchovies that pair with rice and hot sauce.
Evening vibes along Coron’s waterfront with bars, snacks, and live music.
Casual bars and cafes line the harbor for a relaxed night out.
Evening walk along the waterfront with sea breeze and lights.
Relaxed and engaging experiences after a day on the water.
Short evening boat trips to catch a coastline glow.
Casual performances at local bars and restaurants.
Active ways to enjoy Coron’s seas and reefs.
Explore underwater wrecks and vibrant marine life.
Paddle through lagoons and along limestone cliffs.
Less-visited spots off the main island-hopping route.
A unique island sanctuary with indigenous and exotic wildlife.
Natural mineral hot springs set in a mangrove-fringed cove.
Diving or snorkeling in a deeper, thermally active lake.