I had an opportunity to explore the Calamian Group of Islands last week. A 45 minute-flight from Manila took us to paradise.
The Calamian Islands or Calamianes is a group of islands in the Philippine province of Palawan. Amongst its numerous Islands, we visited the following major ones:
- Busuanga Island
- This is where the airport is located. It’s 40-min drive to Coron Town
- It is the largest Islands in Calamian and the second largest island in Palawan
- It is known for recreational diving, this is where you will see WW11 Japanese Ship Wrecks
- Beautiful Coral Reefs are also seen here
- Coron Island
- This is where you see Kayangan lake
- Twin Lagoon
- Beautiful rock formation
- The pristine white sand of Banol beach
- Calauit Island
- It is a wildlife sanctuary and game preserve area
- Known as Safari park
We also did the town tour which includes climbing the freaking 721 steps to Mt. Tapyas summit- the second tallest mountain in Palawan. This mountain has its own story to tell too.
Our trip was made convenient by Be Cool Travels and Tours. Our Agency was all accommodating and thoughtful of our needs. We traveled with kids and they made sure to book us in a hotel with swimming pool.
There was a little adjustment to be done because of overlapping schedule at the hotel due to cancelled flights because of heavy rain the day before we came, but everything was handled accordingly. So much of my talking, please enjoy snaps from my trip.
All these pics were taken through my mobile phone only. Natural lights and clear waters made the difference. As they say, #nofilterneeded!





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I hope you had fun!
As for me, I went home with a burnt skin, happy heart and a renewed spirit!
-Simplymesmc
Beautiful place, nice photos. Palawan is in my bucket list, I hope to visit it someday
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Thank you for reading. Yes pls. IT IS truly amazing. let me know uf ur going to coron i can reco some place and people
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Were coming here in less than a week! If you have any tips or recommendations we would be happier to hear them 🙂
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Nuce! Do you have any hotel reservations already? what about itinerary? Id love to share with you some tips.
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We have a hostel booked yes and as far as itinerary goes, the only things we know we want to do is the boat tour 😂
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I recommend u ask your hotel if they arrange island hopping activitirs. most hotels arrange a tour with English-speaking tour guides.
If your hotel doesnt have that, you can ask the recrption to contact travel agencies for u. other option is to visit tour agencies within the area. just by walking along the streets of Coron Town proper, u will see alot of tour paclages veing offered. Have fun!
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Coron is one of my favorite places too. 🙂
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Aww thanx for stopping by. It is indeed paradise
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Indeed, no need for filters! Last time I’ve been was almost a decade ago. Browsing through your photos and reading your experience brought me back to Coron’s serene and pristine waters. Cheers to more travels! 🙂
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Thank you Seng. I love your site! Kaka inspire!
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Thank you, dear! Natuwa naman ako ng bongga. Same here, love your entries. 😊
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To More Travels!
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lovely!
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Thank you so much!
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Great photos. How I wish to set foot on Coron someday 🙂
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Thank you!! It is beautiful. let me know if you need any reco.
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Beautiful photos!
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Thank you so much
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Loved this! I’ve only been to PPS and El Nido but will definitely visit Coron soon!
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Let me know if you need any recommendations or contacts ok?
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