Philippines · Philippine Islands
Coron Island Hopping
Kayangan Lake, Barracuda Lake and wartime wrecks
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- 3 routes
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- 1 departure points
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- 3 boats
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Routes in Coron
Researched routes with stops, departure times and season.
Coron Island: Kayangan Lake and Twin Lagoon Boat Tour
Coron Shipwreck Snorkel and Pass Island Boat Trip
Coron Private Boat: Barracuda Lake and Banol Beach
Coron
Highlights
Kayangan Lake
A clear lake between limestone peaks, reached by a flight of steps.
Barracuda Lake
A lake where salt and fresh water layer and the temperature changes with depth.
Twin Lagoon
Two lagoons joined by a gap in the rock you swim through.
Boats
Boats in Coron
gelenekselCoron Island: Kayangan Lake and Twin Lagoon Boat Tour Boat 1
Coron Town, Coron 09:00–16:00
gelenekselCoron Shipwreck Snorkel and Pass Island Boat Trip Boat 1
Coron Town, Coron 08:30–16:30
Coron Private Boat: Barracuda Lake and Banol Beach Boat 1
Coron Town, Coron 07:30–14:30
Coron about
Coron lies in the Calamian Islands north of Palawan. Island hopping heads to the limestone lakes of Coron Island: Kayangan Lake is a clear freshwater lake reached by a short climb, and in Barracuda Lake you can feel the thermocline where salt and fresh water meet. Twin Lagoon is crossed by swimming through a low gap in the rock. Japanese ships sunk in 1944 lie in the bay as snorkel and dive sites. Coron Island is the ancestral domain of the indigenous Tagbanua, and entrance fees go to the community.