It’s Palwan’s “Best Island”

The island is considered to be the most beautiful thanks to its powdery white beaches and turquoise waters. The landscapes are like those you would see on a postcard for paradise and the clear waters are perfect for snorkeling.

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There’s Lots to Do

Like Palawan’s sister island El Nido, there’s a lot to in Coron. Travelers can visit the island’s lagoons and Kayangan Lake or take a dreamy boat ride around the island.

It’s Not Very Touristy

Coron is not yet a developed tourist area which means less queues for activities and access to peace and quiet. Coron also has a more authentic Filipino vibe as it has not been gentrified to meet Western needs.

And Again… It’s BEAUTIFUL

Here are some more pictures to prove it.

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Little do they know that a forty-minute bus ride from the town center is Aisa’s largest inflatable water park. Getting to the park costs just 60 pesos (about $1.30) and once you’re there, you won’t want to leave.

There are multiple packages available but we recommend the 799 pesos package which includes the water park, eco-trail, and unlimited buffet. The food is excellent and in terms of value, the package is amazing.

Best of all though is the giant inflatable park which is the closest most of us will get to Total Wipeout. Bounce your way through inflatable obstacle courses before throwing yourself down Asia’s biggest inflatable slide. You’ll likely spend most of your time in the park laughing at your friend as they slip and slide around the course, occasionally bouncing into the water.

The location of the park is stunning and the staff is incredibly friendly. Kamia Bay truly is the most fun way to spend an afternoon before heading to El Nido.

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It’s Palwan’s “Best Island”

The island is considered to be the most beautiful thanks to its powdery white beaches and turquoise waters. The landscapes are like those you would see on a postcard for paradise and the clear waters are perfect for snorkeling.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ꒻ꏂꌚ꓄ꏂꋪ (@jesterledesma)

There’s Lots to Do

Like Palawan’s sister island El Nido, there’s a lot to in Coron. Travelers can visit the island’s lagoons and Kayangan Lake or take a dreamy boat ride around the island.

It’s Not Very Touristy

Coron is not yet a developed tourist area which means less queues for activities and access to peace and quiet. Coron also has a more authentic Filipino vibe as it has not been gentrified to meet Western needs.

And Again… It’s BEAUTIFUL

Here are some more pictures to prove it.

The post Why You Should Visit Coron If You Go to The Philippines appeared first on Traveler Master.

Little do they know that a forty-minute bus ride from the town center is Aisa’s largest inflatable water park. Getting to the park costs just 60 pesos (about $1.30) and once you’re there, you won’t want to leave.

There are multiple packages available but we recommend the 799 pesos package which includes the water park, eco-trail, and unlimited buffet. The food is excellent and in terms of value, the package is amazing.

Best of all though is the giant inflatable park which is the closest most of us will get to Total Wipeout. Bounce your way through inflatable obstacle courses before throwing yourself down Asia’s biggest inflatable slide. You’ll likely spend most of your time in the park laughing at your friend as they slip and slide around the course, occasionally bouncing into the water.

The location of the park is stunning and the staff is incredibly friendly. Kamia Bay truly is the most fun way to spend an afternoon before heading to El Nido.

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