Top Things to do in Coron
What to do and see in Coron, Mimaropa: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Coron is a fantastic base for adventure, especially for underwater explorers seeking to dive amid the Japanese shipwrecks of the 1940s. Hop a guided mangrove kayak tour or practice your killer spike on the beach-volleyball court at Atwayan Beach. Jungle treks, horseback tours and island camping will further quench your thirst for the ultimate outdoor experience.
Restaurants in Coron
1. Reggae Dive Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 682 reviews
Reggae Dive Center is a full-service Dive Center located in the uprising, beautiful town of Coron, Palawan, Philippines. We are the first and only PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Dive Center in Coron and have years of customer experience. Our services include personalized and friendliest scuba diving experiences for individuals and groups of divers.
2. Corto Divers Dive Centre
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5.0 based on 441 reviews
Corto Divers is located in Coron town, on Busuanga Island which is one of the two main islands of the Calamianes archipelago in the region of Palawan in the Philippines. Coron is the Philippines Capital of Wreck diving. There are also many beautiful reefs that still showcase the amazing diversity of the Philippines corals and under water life. French, English and Tagalog speaking guides and instructors, with qualifications and experience, are here to help and guide you throughout your stay among us.
3. Freediving Coron
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5.0 based on 336 reviews
Freediving courses | Freediving photography , freediving training and fun dive trips to Barracuda Lake
4. Safety Stop Diveshop Coron
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Safety Stop Diveshop Coron is full-service Dive Center, located in the uprising, beautiful town of Coron Palawan Philippines. Our service includes personalized and friendliest scuba diving experiences for individuals and groups. Coron offers surprising cocktail of experiences whether you are into reefs, lakes, cave or Japanese Ship wrecks, we have it all.
5. Sigbin Bar
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Feel the good vibes and experience the fun in our uniquely, locally and artistically designed bar.
Reviewed By carlyfarlyfay
This bar (AKA Tribu Kuridas) had us visiting every night we were in Coron. It’s absolutely unreal. The best reggae music we’ve ever heard (especially Jasper and Nivra) and such a great atmosphere. The drinks are strong and really cheap, the staff are incredibly friendly and there’s a wall you can write a memorable message on. Loved it so much. No bar in the U.K. will compare!
6. Umali Dive Center Corporation (UDCC)
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5.0 based on 110 reviews
A Filipino-owned dive shop in Coron, sharing our diving skills and giftedness in providing quality service that exceeds the expectations of our esteemed divers. OUR MISSION STATEMENT Every diver or student that comes to us is valuable and they are provided with the highest possible standard of training and with superior customer service whilst being treated as a friend and a life long member of the UMALI DIVE CENTER family. Without our divers we wouldn’t be able to share what we love and are passionate about, the beauty of nature, God’s creation.
7. Safety Stop Diveshop
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5.0 based on 53 reviews
Safety Stop Diveshop is happy to fully serve you under the ocean. Safety Stop Diveshop is located in a Beautiful Town of Coron Palawan in the Philippines. We have best and friendly instructors and divemasters which they will guide you to your best experience under the ocean and prioritize your safety to have your best experience with your instuctor/divemaster.
8. French Kiss Divers Coron
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5.0 based on 280 reviews
Come dive with French Kiss Divers Coron and discover the beauty of this area!! On top of being the capital of wreck diving in the Philippines, we also have beautiful reefs, lakes, lagoons and dugongs! We offer small groups, a friendly atmosphere, all SSI courses and special trips all around Coron area. Fun and safety is our priority!! You can also visit our other dive centers in Malapascua and Maripipi (Philippines), Koh Tao (Thailand) and Bali (Indonesia ). Come Dive and Explore the underwater world with FKD!!
9. Easy Diving Coron
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
We proudly announce that our new dive shop in Coron, our third destination in the Philippines, will commence operations in July 2018. As in Sipalay and Santander we offer many different dive sites and guarantee comfortable, safe and wonderful scuba diving for you. The Highlights at Coron are the Wreckdives at the 9 famous Japanese Shipwrecks from World War 2, but also Coral Reefs and walls
10. Maquinit Hot Spring
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4.0 based on 1,101 reviews
Reviewed By Midtown303 - Melbourne, Australia
We were thinking "it's 30 degree, why would you want to go and sit in hot springs?" But, wow, i'm glad we did. We took a tricycle from the hotel, which cost Php 500 for the round trip and 1 hour waiting time. We ended up extending and spending 2 hours at the springs. The tricycle driver charged an extra Php 100 per extra hour of waiting. (There are also some nice views of the port / ocean on the way there.) We had aching muscles from island hopping a few days earlier and a long soak in the therapeutic hot springs certainly helped a lot. The entrance fee was Php 200 per person. There are some changing areas but there are no showers - hot or cold. (Bring your towel and a change of clothes for the ride home ) The Hot Spring is basically a large circular pool of about 20m diameter and about 3 feet deep fed by two smaller pools taking water from a natural hot spring. (the Japanese would call this an "onsen".) The temperature is apparently 38 to 41° (C) and while it seems quite hot when you first get in you quickly become used to it. There is a step or "love seat" around the edge of the pool so once you start to feel too hot you can sit on the edge waist deep or just soak the lower half of your legs. When we visited there was enough of a breeze to cool you down once you came out of the water. There are plenty of picnic tables and the small kiosk selling water cold beer and basic snacks. At the back of the facility where the spring water flows out to the ocean is a small viewing deck with beautiful views and great for photos. If you need to soak some aching muscles, or sweat out a big night of drinking, or just want a beautiful place to visit especially as a couple, then the hot springs should be on your to do list.
