Palawan – Coron Tours

The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, home to the world-renowned Underground River, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a New7Wonder of Nature.

Embark on a full-day Underground River Tour from Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines. Journey through scenic landscapes to Sabang, then take a short boat ride to Sabang Beach, the gateway to the Underground River. Explore the cave's captivating beauty on a mesmerizing boat ride.

Each group is assigned a boatman with paddle boat equipped with a search light. You will be given an audio device with earphones giving you a running commentary while viewing the formations inside the pitch-dark recesses. A most impressive area inside would be the 'cathedral', towering some 800 meters in height.

Embark on an island-hopping adventure in Honda Bay from Puerto Princesa Palawan, where pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life await your discovery.

The Puerto Princesa City Tour is a half day tour. You can choose between a shared tour (seat-in-coach) or a private tour for your group. You may also choose between a morning tour or afternoon tour.

The Puerto Princesa Firefly Watching Tour is highly recommended.

Explore Coron town's landmarks such as the Town Plaza and Baywalk, hike up Mount Tapyas for a panoramic sunset view of Coron Bay, then end with a therapeutic dip at Maquinit Hot Springs. Destinations: Places to visit: Coron Baywalk/Lualhati Park, Centennial Shrine, Coron Souvenir Shop, Coron Municipal Park, Cashew Production Site, Mt. Tapyas View Deck & Maquinit Hot Spring

A relaxing tour featuring a historic wreck, the best coral gardens of Coron, and culminating at Pass Island, one of the most beautiful islands in the Calamian group with powdery white sand, vibrant corals and live giant clams.

A highly recommended late-afternoon to evening eco-tour at Kingfisher Park, a haven of biodiversity, awaits. Experience firefly watching while kayaking through the mangroves, witness the bioluminescent planktons, and stargaze.

Note: You may get a little wet or splashed while kayaking. The guide can also paddle for you if you prefer.

El Nido Hopping Tour A lets you explore breathtaking lagoons and unspoiled beaches. Highlight of the tour is the Big Lagoon, El Nido’s pride. Their limestone walls serve as backdrop to sparkling turquoise waters and never fail to amaze.

Venture into the Secret Lagoon, a tiny beach enclosed within limestone cliffs. Relax along the stretch of sandy white beach of Seven Commandos, named after the seven Japanese commandos who inhabited the island after World War II. And, you’ll be visiting the awe-inspiring Shimizu Island

El Nido Hopping Tour B takes you to Snake Island which is a beautiful sandbar, Cudugnon Cave, where pottery and jewelry of Sung Dynasty were found and the Cathedral Cave, which has a cavern that resembles a cathedral.

Also to be visited is Pinagbuyutan Island with its stunning scenery, white sand beach and towering cliffs where you can kick back and relax, go on a fun snorkeling activity, or watch the sun come down.

Port Barton Beach is a gateway to island hopping adventures, with a variety of beautiful islands and snorkeling spots nearby.

El Nido Hopping Tour C takes you to Hidden Beach, a beautiful white sand beach that is accessible through a narrow passageway and Helicopter Island, which has a 300-meter long beach that’s perfect for lounging, picnicking, and sunbathing.

Other highlights are Secret Beach, an enclosed cove with small beach that can only be accessed by swimming through a narrow hole in a rock wall and Matinloc Island, which has a stunning view at the top among the rock formations with a backdrop of the sea.

For private tours, one make an optional stopover at Star Beach, which has a beautiful backdrop.

El Nido Hopping Tour D is the least taken tour but nonetheless just as nice and interesting as Tours A, B and C. Take this tour if you want to get away from the big crowds.

Visit the mesmerizing Cadlao Lagoon, which is a beach and lagoon rolled into one. Be sure to take lots of snapshots while you’re at Paradise Beach.