3D2N Coron Palawan Land Arrangement Tour Package—Itinerary and Overview (Budget Hotel)

1. Do I need to book a flight to Coron?
Yes. Travelers must fly to Busuanga Airport (Francisco B. Reyes Airport), the nearest airport to Coron town. Daily flights are available from Manila, Clark, and Cebu.

2. When is the best time to visit Coron?

• Dry season (Nov–May): Best for island hopping and beach activities.
• Rainy season (Jun–Oct): Fewer tourists and cheaper rates, but expect occasional rain showers.

3. How many days should I stay in Coron?
A 3D2N Coron package is perfect for first-time visitors. If you want to explore more islands and hidden lagoons, a 4D3N or 5D4N stay is recommended.

4. What are the must-see attractions in Coron?

• Kayangan Lake – Cleanest lake in Asia
• Twin Lagoon – Mix of saltwater & freshwater
• Siete Pecados Marine Park – Snorkeling paradise
• Malcapuya & Banana Island – White-sand beaches
• Mt. Tapyas & Maquinit Hot Spring – Great for a town tour

5. What activities can I do in Coron?
Island hopping, snorkeling, scuba diving (WWII shipwrecks), hiking, kayaking, and relaxing in hot springs.

6. Is Coron safe for tourists?
Yes, Coron is generally safe. Just follow standard travel precautions and respect local rules during tours.

7. Do I need travel insurance for Coron?
It’s not mandatory, but highly recommended for peace of mind in case of flight delays, accidents, or medical needs.

8. Can I bring kids or elderly travelers?
Yes. Coron is family-friendly. Most tours are suitable for kids and seniors, though some activities (like long treks) may require moderate fitness.

9. What should I pack for Coron?
Light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, waterproof bags, slippers/sandals, power bank, and snorkeling gear (optional, as rentals are available).

10. Do I need to pay environmental fees?
Yes. Coron requires an Environmental User Fee (PHP 200 per person), valid for the whole duration of your stay. Some tours may also have additional entrance fees.