Have you heard the adventure that awaits you in El Nido? The limestone cliffs, underwater river, the bountiful coral reefs, blacktip sharks, island hopping or climbing up in Taraw Peak? If you ever wonder what you could do other than that, you should travel in Coron too! Coron is a town where serenity is at its most. Peaceful, relaxing and stunning beaches are all over the place.

As Palawan becomes one of the best destinations in the Philippines, they have expanded the travel options for tourists and locals to give them sufficiency and hassle-free flights. You can directly fly from Manila to Busuanga Airport (officially called Francisco B. Reyes Airport) and travel for less than one hour to stay in a hotel in Coron Town. You can also book hotels before you arrive.

Coron, Palawan is the first district of Palawan, founded way back in 1902. It consists of 23 Barangays which are:

• Banuang Daan
  
• Bintuan
  
• Borac
  
• Buenavista
  
• Bulalacao
  
• Cabugao
  
• Decabobo
  
• Decalachao
  
• Guadalupe (also called Binalabag)
  
• Lajala
  
• Malawig
  
• Marcilla
  
• Barangay I (Poblacion)
  
• Barangay II (Poblacion)
  
• Barangay III (Poblacion)
  
• Barangay IV (Poblacion)
  
• Barangay V (Poblacion)
  
• Barangay VI (Poblacion)
  
• San Jose
  
• San Nicolas
  
• Tagumpay
  
• Tara
  
• Turda
  

In Palawan, one of the adventures that tourists and locals enjoy was island hopping. You get to see the island from one to others. You might be confused on the names of the islands on your first trip. If island hopping was on your first list, you should be on the opening hours as it might be crowded and you might end up standing in a long line.

In just around Coron Town, there are two lakes you could visit: The Barracuda Lake and Kayangan Lake. Barracuda Lake was named after a bone of large Barracuda bone fish was found. A Barracuda is ray-finned fish and a predatory fish living in salt water. Kayangan Lake is popular because it is the cleanest lake in the Philippines. Yes, the cleanest and having crystal clear water definitely tempts you to take a dip! Also, the underwater rock formations will surely give you thrills.

This is not an ordinary spring because it is a saltwater hot spring! It is one of the few saltwater springs in the world and the only saltwater spring in the country. The water was being warmed by geothermal (heat within the Earth) energy. Isn't it fascinating! Experts say that soaking under a saltwater hot spring gives you a soother, relaxation feeling. They also said that it gives more minerals than fresh water? Do you agree on this? Surely, we'll be needing your experience on this. The Hot spring is within 40° Celsius and has three pools. The main pool can accommodate less than 100 persons while the other two could make up to 10. This is located in Sitio Maquinit, Coron just near the town.

You'll get the epic view of Busuanga and Coron island after taking the exact 721 steps uphill. There are no fees collected in the premises. It's best to go there and watch the magnificent sunset or before the sun rises. The sign 'CORON' is also situated in the peak like the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles.

Palawan has it's impressive white-sand beaches along with the modernized resorts. There are different resorts that give different accommodations and tour packages along Coron town, find those suites for your taste and budget.

It is one of the dive sites in Coron, Palawan. It is a Japanese supply ship that was hit during an airstrike in World War ll. It is between 5 to 25 meters down. A place good for snorkeling and diving.