Dive Link Palawan Resort is the ideal vacation site for divers and adventurers. Logically, the resort site is strategic in making Dive Link a gateway in accessing the nearby 80 islands. The site also facilitates a convenient access to the finest white sand beaches, caves, dramatic cliffs, coral beds and tropical jungles. If you are out for a perfect and unique vacation experience, Dive Link Resort in Palawan will be the most suitable vacation place for you.

Diving is the main activity facilitated at the resort. The surrounding water has been a good keeper of well-preserved undersea World War II wrecks, which are unique in the whole of Asia. There, divers are treated to the astonishing sight of sunken Japanese freighters. Snorkeling is also ideal as you would be given the opportunity to marvel some interesting undersea wreckages in shallow depths.

Aside from that, Dive Link is the entry point to nearby volcanic lakes. However, vacationers should not be frightened because the small volcanoes around are inactive and dormant. The Kayangan Lake (the Philippines' cleanest), Maquinit Hot Springs and the Calauit wild park are some of the tourist attractions to be found near the resort. The nearby coconut grove is also enticing, facing the pristine sea and the proud hills of the Coron town.

Accommodations are distinct and diverse. There are rooms and cottages for singles, couples and groups. Seven bungalows have rooms that feature two single beds, toilets and showers. The four garden suites each have two rooms that share a communal toilet and shower. A cottage has four spacious rooms, while another one at the hillside has three rooms. A family cottage, still on top of a hill, serves as a border and is housing five additional guest rooms, each with a toilet and a shower.

Aside from the diving facilities, Dive Link also organizes tours. Explore the bays and wreck sites on dive, or wander through the nearby caves, mangrove stretch and the Calauit wildlife park. The island has its own old church called Culion, overlooking the harbor with an adjacent museum summarizing the island's former reputation as a leper colony.

Of course, vacations will not be complete without the dining and food experience. Sumptuous meals and refreshing beverages are served in Dive Link's huge pavilion located atop the resort. Lunch meals are served ala carte, while breakfasts and dinners are normally provided on a buffet. At Dive Link, dining time is a great social occasion when guests are able to chat with each other and compare diving notes and experiences within the vicinity.