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Coron, Philippines
Coron Town is located in the eastern portion of Busuanga Island and is an ideal base from which to discover the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the Calamian Islands. The main attractions on Busuanga are hot springs and diving among WWII Japanese ship wrecks in the surrounding shallow water. If you’re seeking true relaxation, picturesque beaches nestled between limestone cliffs on nearby islands will make you feel a world away. To experience a paradise unlike any other, journey to Coron Island where unique fresh and salt water mixed lakes are nestled among unspoiled mountains and jagged cliffs rise from the sea.
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Port of Coron. Ship will either DOCK or ANCHOR OFF SHORE at this port. UTC/GMT+8 -
Time Zone
Philippine Standard Time
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Language
In Coron, locals speak both Filipino and English. In Filipino, “salamat” means thank you and “ang sarap” means that something is delicious. To ask how someone is doing, say, “Kumusta?” -
Currency & Shopping
For in-city shopping, the local currency used is the Philippine Peso
For a glimpse into local life, browse the bustling Old Public Market. -
Famous For
Coron Town is considered a gateway to incredible outdoor adventures around Coron Bay and the neighboring Calamian Islands. -
Fun Fact #1
Nearby Coron Island is a star attraction with numerous spectacular landscapes to explore, including the unique salt/fresh water Barracuda Lake. The water temperature actually increases the further down you dive, and rising limestone formations give the appearance of underwater mountains. -
Fun Fact #2
Maquinit Hot Springs is one of the few salt water hot springs in the world. The natural pools where you can soak are nestled between mangroves and a beach, offering scenic views to enjoy while you unwind. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Cashews are the major crop grown around Coron, so be sure to pick up locally harvested nuts or savor them as a cooked delicacy.