The most common way to reach Coron Town Proper is by flying into Busuanga Airport (USU), followed by a van transfer to town, which takes about 45 minutes to an hour. +1 Some travelers also arrive via ferry from Manila or other Palawan destinations, though flights are generally faster.

Coron Town Proper is quite walkable, but for longer distances or to reach nearby attractions like Mount Tapyas, you can easily hire a tricycle. For island hopping, boats are the primary mode of transport.

Yes, you can travel between El Nido and Coron by ferry. The journey typically takes around 3-4 hours and offers scenic views of the islands.

Yes, there are direct flights to Busuanga Airport (USU) from Manila and other major Philippine cities. +1

Boat tours are the standard way to explore the islands and lagoons. You can book group tours or private tours from operators in Coron Town Proper. +1

It's highly recommended to book your island hopping tours in advance, especially during peak season, to ensure availability and get the best options. +1

Entrance fees are typically included in your tour package, but it's good to confirm with your tour operator. Expect to pay a small environmental fee for each major attraction. +1

Many tour packages bundle popular spots, offering a more cost-effective way to visit multiple attractions. The 'Coron Super Ultimate Tour' is a popular option for this. +1

This is a comprehensive tour that typically includes visits to Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, Barracuda Lake, Skeleton Wreck, and other key sites, offering a packed day of exploration. +1

While possible, it's often more practical and cost-effective to join a group tour or hire a private boat for island hopping, as many attractions are spread across different islands. +1

Don't miss Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, Barracuda Lake, Skeleton Wreck, and Malcapuya Island. Mount Tapyas offers great views, and Maquinit Hot Springs is perfect for relaxation. +1

Coron Town Proper is a small, walkable town. You can explore local shops, restaurants, and Lualhati Park. +1 However, the main attractions are on the surrounding islands.

You can hike Mount Tapyas for sunset views, relax in the Maquinit Hot Springs, visit a cashew factory, or explore the local markets.

Coron Town Proper itself does not have beaches. You need to take boat tours to access the beautiful islands and beaches nearby.

Snorkeling and freediving are popular activities. Many tours include stops at excellent snorkeling spots like Skeleton Wreck and Siete Pecados.

You'll find a variety of local Filipino dishes, fresh seafood, and some international options in Coron Town Proper. +1

Yes, fresh seafood is a highlight. Many restaurants in town offer grilled fish, squid, and other local catches.

Popular spots include Santino's Grill, Kawayanan Grill, and Bam Restaurant for local flavors. +1

Dining can range from budget-friendly local eateries to mid-range restaurants. Seafood is generally affordable.

While seafood is prevalent, many restaurants can accommodate vegetarian requests with vegetable dishes and rice.

Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, and the limestone cliffs are incredibly photogenic. The turquoise waters and dramatic landscapes are a photographer's dream. +1

Early mornings and late afternoons offer softer light and fewer crowds, ideal for capturing the beauty of the lagoons and lakes.

A waterproof camera or a good waterproof phone case is highly recommended for island hopping and activities like swimming in lagoons.

Drone usage may be restricted in certain areas, especially within national parks or protected sites. Always check local regulations before flying.

Mount Tapyas provides stunning panoramic views of Coron Bay, the town, and the surrounding islands, especially beautiful during sunrise or sunset.