A marine sanctuary composed of seven islets and its surrounding waters. A very good snorkeling area -  the massive corals are a sight to enjoy and the swim among the fish is great excitement.

A beautiful enchanting lake enclosed by limestone cliffs and hardy greenery. Used to be enchanted, as the legend goes. The Tagbanuas, the tribe who live on Coron Island, believed the spirits of their ancestors dwelled at the lake. To open up the lake to the public, some rites were performed in order to transfer the spirits to the biggest and highest lake on the island, the inaccessible and the forbidden Cabugao Lake (still forbidden!!!). The lake is a three time winner as the cleanest lake in the Philippines, and thus is a hall-of-famer.

Barracuda Lake is a favorite of divers who wish to experience the thermoclime, the meeting of the cool waters from above and the warm waters from the hot springs in the lake bed.

A slice of paradise, a newly discovered beach of the southwest side of Coron Island and developed very simply to blend with its beautiful nature. With fine white sand, clear emerald waters, majestic cliffs, a rainforest, shady trees, water-sculpted rocks. Find serenity in a shady nook, nap in a hammock, sit on an EZ chair facing the wide blue sea. Raft around or ask a Tagbanua to paddle you around in his small “sibid-sibid” boat over corals, along the rocky coast, and on the next beach. Or go fishing if the sea is calm, the area is in the fishing grounds of the Tagbanuas. Or wade and soak and swim!

Located in the midst of majestic cliffs, a two and a half meters wide hole connects two beautiful lagoons. During high tide, it is an exciting adventures to swim through the hole, during low tide the hole can be seen and it is easier to swim through it.

A World War II shipwreck lies in the waters of Lusong and has become a favorite snorkeling destination. The ship is thickly encrusted with corals and is a habitat of a variety of fish. A little on, one fined a trove of beautiful corals covering about a kilometers long.

Just 10 minutes from Lusong is the Marile Coral Garden. For many years the family living at the Marile shores protected the corals from poachers and illegal fishers, and planted giant clams. The coral garden has become one of the most beautiful in the area. If lucky, one might even spot a sea turtle among the corals. The giant clams, when open, look like and exotic flower, but warning, don’t touch, it could snap close and cut your finger.