It might be hard to find your way in a new environment. Taking in the city from the highest point is a great approach to understand its arrangement. There's a lovely short hike up 742 stairs to Mt. Tapyas in Coron. Fear not you can do it!

Kayangan Lake is Coron Island's most popular attraction for good reason. You sail into the "parking lot," a clean reef with clear water. You trek up the steps to the lookout after parking the boat, then descend to Kayangan Lake.

Twin Lagoon is a beautiful lake hidden amid the rocks. Swim beneath the cliff into Twin Lagoon via a little crevice. The lagoon's tall, dagger-like rocks surround you while you swim in a private pool and forget your cares.

Free diving at Skeleton Wreck delighted me. One of Coron's most popular freediving activities. The WWII ship is mainly intact and rests near Coron, Palawan. We swam among thousands of fish around the wreck.

The WWII Lusong Gun Boat is nothing special on the surface, but below it is amazing. This gigantic ship is positioned wonderfully for freedivers since its back is barely 2 feet deep and its nose is almost 20 feet deep.

Banana Island's white-sand beach with coconut palms is relaxing. This island is ideal for hammocking and napping in the shade. You can kayak, snorkel, and swim in the Philippines' famed warm water on this island.

A mountain hot spring oasis is a 20-minute tricycle ride from Coron. Amazingly, the salt-water hot spring overlooks the ocean. Beautiful sunsets illuminated the sky in vivid pinks and purples.

Our Big Dream Boat Man Trip landed at the North Cay at dusk, providing some of the greatest aerial photography opportunities I've ever had. I checked out our glamping situation a tent with a mattress, sheet, and pillow.