One of my best lifetime experiences. One of the purest and clearest sea water from entire world. The lake has sweet water, unusually clear and warm, despite of its neighbourhood. The perspective from above is breathtaking. Worth all the effort to be there, a unique natural heritage spot.

We are so lucky travelling to Coron, Palwan and visiting Kayangan Lake this pandemic year 2022.. it is indeed an amazing journey tavelling from riding boat and trekking almost 400 steps upstream and downstream. This is out second visir to kayangan luckily tha LGU’s of Coron kept this Place so clean and beautiful.

Definitely nice view from the waypoint half the way. The lake itself is okay. Just a lake in the hills :D Most of the beaches are more interesting and have nicer colors. Only did snorkeling and it was little clouded day.

I recently had the privilege of visiting Kayangan Lake, and it's undeniably one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. The pristine waters are so clear; it feels like you're swimming in a natural aquarium. Now, a word of advice - the journey to get there involves a bit of a workout with some steep stairs. It might not be suitable for those with disabilities or the elderly. However, I can assure you, the breathtaking view and serene waters make every step worth it!

We visited Kanyagan Lake with a boattour. You start at the other side of the mountain with a dock, there are lots of other tourist boats here and a few shops where you can buy snacks and even freshly cut coconuts. There’s also a toilet available. After climbing the steps up the mountain you go down towards the lake, this only takes about 7 minutes. Here, you can jump from the dock into the cleanest lake in The Philippines. The native people that inhabit Coron Island even believe it is sacred. When swimming it is mandatory to wear a life vest, if you bring your snorkelling gear you can see the impressive rock formations in the water. The tour usually stays in the more shallow area of 8-10 metres. Certainly a must-visit when in Coron!

Wonderful! Its a bit of a walk until you get to the lake but it is worth it :) beauuuutiful. Very calmung surrounding. You can see until the ground through the crystal clear water.

Great view, clear water, lots of mosquitoes, not many fish, good for a swim. Very crowded if you're in a group. I would suggest a private tour goes there early

You need to climb to get to the viewdeck and to get to the lake. The beauty of nature is magnificent, the water there is warm and lot of tourists may come and go.

Just a lake, beaches are more interesting. If you accompany elderly people. I bet most of them cannot go upstairs. But the view below was amazing and relaxing. Great for sight seeing. There are few food shops also

The stunning scenery here is well worth the climb up a set of stairs. Following the staircase will lead you to a lake, underneath which lies a majestic natural landscape. Don't forget to capture it on video; replaying it later will still evoke a sense of awe. The warm lake water is not too salty, providing a serene spot to lie back, relax, and rejuvenate before you embark on your next adventure.

Nice view! Not recommended for the elderly tho since you need to climb up and down the stairs to see this. There's a long line just to capture this view on top however you can just opt to swim immediately.

One of my favourite places in Coron. The view from the top is breathtaking. You can literally relax just by enjoying the view; however, you might have to wait in a queue to take a picture of this famous spot. And time is limited! Not the most comfortable scenario, but it is worth waiting. The lake is large and seeing the mountains in the background is super enjoyable. There are also a couple of stalls with fruits and souvenirs you can buy before leaving. Be aware if you travel with elderly people or children, there's a couple of stairs you need to go through in order to reach the lake.

It’s the first stop of our ultimate tour. We’re so lucky that at least one stop with a sunny sky. Many people were waiting for taking photos at the peak view so we went to the lake first. The color of the lake is stunning beautiful, even there’s no fish under the lake. It started raining while we waited for taking pictures at the peak during 20-30 minutes.

Before you get soaked, you’ll have to use those legs for a little climb. On top, a breathtaking view of the lake will surprise you. There’s usually a queue for tourists who want to take their photo with the lake as the background. For this reason, I highly advise going here early. This is part of the Super Ultimate Coron tour.

Very great place to chill. It’s like having my favourite hot bath. The water is really hot, it may seem uncomfortable at first time, but in a minute you begin to relax We came here at 1pm, and there was only 3 or 4 persons. Very beautiful, peaceful and relaxing. One of the best places in Coron

A must-visit spot when visiting Coron. It’s advised to take a shower first before the hot dip. After about 10 minutes of dip, it’s also encouraged to get off the water for about 2-3 minutes. From the town proper, you’d have to take a 30-minute ride. Some parts are bumpy. There are also no lamp posts to guide drivers at night. Towels are not provided. Entrance fee: P300

A very beautiful place, with a beautiful view of the islands. They have koisk (store) you can buy souvenirs, chips, and drinks. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the area. The staff are really approachable and kind. It is mostly populated from 5pm to 7pm. The atmosphere is very serene but warm.

Super relaxing after a long day of flying out of Manila. We arrived around 4pm to our Hotel and went straight in here. The road going here is muddy; some rent a tricycle to go here but we opted to join a tour. The tour has snacks and a bottle of water. The place was beautiful. The water was so hot at first but your body would adjust later on. When we went out at 7pm, there was a group entering the place so I guess they allow evening tours.

The water is really relaxing. Rented a trike for 700 to go to this place. We wanted to walk, but the road was really bumpy and muddy. It's more of a trail than the usual road. Perfect to go at around 5 pm when it is colder. There are changing rooms and showers available. Food is not allowed, but there is a store inside. The hotspring is only open til 7 pm.

Fantastic and relaxing! You should be here at 8:00 when they open. Then you will have the whole bath for yourself for at least 1.5hrs. In the morning there are some shaded areas and the air is Not so hot. Water temp was 37,9 when I measured it with my Pixel 8pro. Plan at least 2hrs for soaks and resting. They sell Beer, soft Drinks and Snacks at very low prices (Soda 30P). You can use the benches and tables for free or rent one of the open huts (small 200P, large 300P) taking a tricycle will cost you 600P - so it's worth to do it as one of the points when you rent a Scooter (Scooter price is only 600P/24hrs).

Nice place. The water in the pool are really hot and good for the feet after climbing Mt. Tapyas. The place is a bit crowded thoug even on weekdays.

Nice and relaxing on an overcast day. Would probably be too hot in the middle of a sunny day. 1 large pool and 3 smaller ones, can stand in all of them. Temperatures about 38-41 degrees C. We went about 10am on a Sunday and it was nice and quiet but apparently in the evenings and sunset it gets busy. Return tricycle about 400-500pesos, 250pesos each to enter. There's a small shop for drinks and snacks.

We went there during the early afternoon. The place is not so crowded and we basically had the whole place to ourselves. The staff were friendly nice and willing to assist and chat. The hot spring is unique as it is salty hot, the park says anywhere from 38 to 41 depending on time of day. There is a mini store there to buy refreshments. The are cottages there for groups that want to bring food and stay longer. The place can be accessed via tours, or rental vehicles. We decided to rent a car and do our own chilled city tour.

Very nice place, well maintained and in perfect condition. We went there in the morning, when no other visitors were there, we had the place to ourselves. The staff proactively gave advises, without asking, perfect. If you have plenty of time, this place is worth to stay the whole day. The road is a bit bumpy, it is not paved.

It’s OK. Nice hot water to dip into and relax. Overall, it’s a decent pass time if you feel you want to explore other things (non-boat tour related) in Coron. The drive there in a tuktuk is very bumpy. They have toilets and changing facilities on site, but no showers. There is also a small shop to buy snacks / drinks.

The journey to get there from Coron by tricycle takes about 25 minutes on a pretty rough road the last half of the way. This is a nice place to go for relaxation. It's a natural hot spring, and the water is definitely warm, bordering on hot when you first touch it. It probably feels best in the early morning or evening when it's cooler out, but we went late morning and it still felt nice. The crowds can get fairly large during peak times, so go in a non-peak time or plan ahead. There is a raised bamboo walkway that takes you out to the ocean for a pretty view of the water and islands.

You can bring your own foods,snacks. May do DIY. Or rent a tricycle worth p5oo or rent a motorbike for p5oo/6hrs.

We weren’t too keen on coming here because we thought it was super touristic but it ended up being a very fun and relaxing experience! We really enjoyed the view and the calm ambiance here - we were the only one there and it was midday! I would recommend if you stay in Coron and visit the town.

We went by tricycle to the hot spring at 17:00. Terrible road. The place quite crowded. The warm water is nice. Salt water. There is no possibility to take a shower. 5 rooms to change clothes. 2 toilets for female and 2 for men. 300 Peso entrance fee.

The grounds looked really well maintained. Cost us p500 return to get to the Hot Spring from Coron Town area. Went there during the day and there’s no crowds. Overall a good experience with nice changing rooms and toilets.

Great place to relax at night! The place is big so even if a lot of people were there it was still a really enjoyable experience. It costs 300k per adult and close at 8pm but they have a cut off at 7pm, so make sure to arrive before this time! The road to go there is really bumpy. I would recommend to drive a scooter to go there only if you are comfortable driving a scooter.

The place was so nice, love to merge my body in the water it’s so relaxing.. 300 entrance fee is way too expensive , it’s only hot spring in there no other activities… it’s good if you’ll visit the place around 3 pm to 6pm..

One of the most magical places I've ever been 😍🥰. I went at night and there was beautiful lighting which made it even more relaxing. There was a lot of people here but the atmosphere was nice and calm ☺️. The water is hot and soothing ☺️. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Coron 🙌🙏

Important: the ticket is valid all day long, so you can enter multiple times during the same day showing the ticket at the front desk. There are 4 pools, the hotter are the small ones on top and there's a small one besides the big one which is less hot. Water is supposed to be between 38 and 41 degrees. Be careful because after a while being inside the hotsprings you can feel lightheaded. Stay hydrated and alternate being in and out. And have some fresh or mist shower also. We went there with a motorbike, first around 9am, then around 12.30pm after snorkeling at "7 Pecados" islands renting a small boat and guide (300php per person for 2h) which I strongly recommend as it's also really close to. The first time was still sunny and we were like 4-5 people only. There were some areas of the big pool which were shadowy. The second time there were more people but not too much, it was cloudy and a little bit rainy. If you go by motorbike you must know that the last 10min the road is dirty and rocky but it's doable with a motorbike, just don't rush it. You will see cashew nut trees along the way, some of the with cashew nut+fruit both in the trees and on the floor. The yellow fruity part is edible, the red is sour but the water coming from it taste actually good. Open one and check the smell at least as it's a good and funny one. Enjoy!

This was our last stop on our Coron Island Tour and it was definitely worth it! The place was clean and well-maintained (I didn't change afterwards so I'm not sure how the dressing rooms were). We went closer to sunset so it didn't feel too hot, plus, there is an outdoor "shower" for you to rinse off after/cool down if needed. You could also see a small view of the ocean next to the springs. It got pretty busy towards the end of our stay, but it was still very relaxing and enjoyable!

Despite of a quite small distance to the city of Coron, the time spent here was a very pleasant one. Incredible comfortable place, the difference between water temperature it was a really unique experience for me. It is very different Hot Spring because of its special surroundings and the unique environment. I was amazed by the genuine and authentic colours of the stones became like that during a long time. Never thought about so natural and incredible natural colours and textures transformed by the chemistry of mother nature of the Philippines, here in Coron. A place to come back !

We left our hotel around 4:30pm. It took around 30 minutes by tricycle from. Transportation: It took around 30 minutes by tricycle from our hotel (Zuri Resort). Our driver was waiting for us for 1.5 hours. It cost PHP700 return. Journey: Very rough. Bumpy road halfway through the local residential area and the rest is very dusty rocky bumpy, cracky road. It was the most scary and terrifying experience. I will recommend to wear a mask during the journey. Entrance: PHP300 per person as of March 2024. If you have a bag, it will be checked by a security. Open at 8:00am, Cut off @ 7:00pm and Close @ 8:00pm. Hot springs: Quite hot but it feels very relaxing. You may find it too hot if you come during the day, however, you can cool down yourself under mist sprays. Facilities: There are changing rooms and toilets. They are very clean. Small kiosk to buy some drinks and snacks for reasonable prices (we ordered two cans of Coca Cola for PHP110.) What to bring with you: A swimming costume, a bath towel and flip flops After 5:30pm, more people turned up and it became busier. A lot people come to see the sunset, however, you actually cannot see the sunset but you can enjoy watching the colour of changing of the neighbouring islands. Highly recommend

Better than watching it on TV!!! Best viewed with sunny day. You can swim (with/without life jacket) or kayak around the 2 lagoons, because it's a bit wide, it will be less tiring if you have swim fins. If you want best pictures, there should be a guy climbing up the rocks above to take pictures (like me lol :) )

It’s probably my first time to have fun in the water in a rainy day. I was comforted that many travelers are same as us in such a bad weather. Our boat was docked a bit far away from the entrance so we had to swim or raw a kayak into the lagoon. However, it’s very difficult to get in and out the kayak without others help. Thanks for all the strangers who helped that day.

This is one of the most visited places in Coron by boat tour. You have the option to rent a kayak and paddle from one lagoon trough a small opening in the rocks to the second lagoon. With the kayak you can see more of the lagoons and even the Green Lagoon (or hidden lagoon) on the other side, otherwise swimming all these distances would be a bit too long and hard with all the shallow coral reefs. The Twin Lagoon is very beautiful with its contrast of blue water against these very high rocks. Definitely a place worth a visit!

Kayaked around but really enjoyed just floating in the water. Water has a beautiful colour and sometimes you'd hit a cool patch which was a nice way to cool off even more.

Spectacular view, its indeed a paradise. Exquisitely unique form of rocky mountains and a crystal blue water. You will definitely feel relax, amaze and mesmerise on the beauty of nature. A place which highly recommended to visit and explore. Worth to visit and stay!

Twin Lagoon is a must-see for any visitor to Coron, Philippines. It is a stunning natural wonder, with two crystal-clear lagoons separated by a narrow limestone cliff. The water is a beautiful turquoise colour, and the surrounding cliffs are lush with vegetation. There are two ways to access the lagoons: by swimming or by climbing down the cliff. Swimming is the more popular option, but it can be challenging if the tide is high. Climbing down the cliff is more difficult, but it offers stunning views of the lagoons. Once you reach the lagoons, you can swim, snorkel, or simply relax on the beach. There are also a few small caves that you can explore. Twin Lagoon is a beautiful and unique place. It is a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Coron. Here are some tips for visiting Twin Lagoon: Go early in the morning to avoid the crowds. Bring a waterproof camera to capture the stunning scenery. Be prepared for the heat and humidity. Wear sunscreen and a hat. Bring a pair of water shoes to protect your feet from the sharp rocks. Be respectful of the environment and do not litter.

Best stop of the super ultimate tour in my opinion. Definitely need to rent the kayak, I recommend the regular kayak. The “glass bottom” kayaks are just clear plastic scratched up canoes, without proper kayak footholds and back to actually paddle correctly. It’s ideal here to be able to easily paddle around to see both lagoons and the little areas away from the crowds. Pretty water, nice corals. Very very little marine life, which seems to be the case at all of the stops. Water is very very warm, making it comfortable but also possibly the reason for the lack of marine life? Saw a few people tipping their kayaks going under the rock to get to the second lagoon. Attached a video of us going through quite easily, just lay back and go through the center - propelling yourself with your hands on the rocks. You can also hop out but I don’t think it’s necessary. Nice water vendors here that paddle up the your boat and sell cold water, beer and snacks, pretty cool and really convenient.

Coron, Palawan is definitely one of the most beautiful places in the Philippines. If you are a nature-lover, thrill-seeker, or just a vacation enthusiast, this place is absolutely for you. Palawan is located at the south of Metro Manila, the Philippines' National Capital Region. You can get to Coron by plane, which is about a 45-minute to 1-hour flight. The cost of airfare and hotel varies each season but you can chance some promos for cheaper flight fee or hotel payment. Of course, if you choose the summer season, it will be expensive. Then again, it is worth all the effort and expense to see Palawan's pristine waters. The sea of Palawan is very calm and crystal clear. The rock and island formations are very unique and breathtaking. It is truly a little pocket of Paradise that hopefully could be preserved for generations to come. Our group of about 15 people went here for around five days. It was worth it and a memorable time indeed! Come see Coron, Palawan with friends and family!

If you have never been here, then you just don't have a full grasp of what the Philippines has to offer. It is breathtaking and an absolute gem. It is one of the most special places I have ever been. The only problem is that photos cannot do the place justice...you have to see it in person! The scale of the rock formations and the clarity of the water is something that dreams are made of...

One of the best spots in Coron for kayaking because of its area. Snorkel near the rock formation and be fascinated by the underwater wonders. There’s also a wooden bridge you can photos of! This spot is part of the Super Iltimate Coron tour.

One of the highlights of the Coron Island tour. Nature at its finest! Enjoy the clear turquoise water surrounded by greens and rock formations. Make sure to rent a kayak with your boatmen before departing.

This is one of my favorite place to go in Coron. It is best to go during low tide to access it via a small opening to get into the fresh water lake from the ocean. A kayak can also go through the opening just lay down. The water is very clear. There were a lot of tourist at the time so careful with the kayaks bumping to you when you are just swimming.

It was a wonderful experience. There was kayaking and swimming. An instagramable place. 🥰 Don't leave Coron without visiting it

Oh, Twin Lagoon in Palawan, Philippines is truly a mesmerizing destination! The tranquil ambience combined with its exceptional turquoise water makes it a hidden gem. The lagoons are surrounded by limestone cliffs, giving it a surreal and picturesque beauty. The experience of swimming or kayaking through the narrow opening that leads to the lagoon is simply unforgettable. The tranquility of Twin Lagoon provides a sense of peace and serenity. The clear turquoise water is so inviting that you can't resist taking a dip to refresh yourself. As you swim, you'll be amazed by the vibrant coral formations and diverse marine life that thrive in this stunning environment. The towering limestone cliffs that enclose the lagoons create a natural barrier that isolates it from the bustling crowd. This seclusion adds to the exclusivity and tranquility of the place. It's like entering a hidden paradise, where time stands still and only the sounds of nature surround you. For an even more memorable experience, I recommend renting a kayak to explore the lagoons. Paddling through the crystal-clear waters, you'll have an up-close encounter with the breathtaking rock formations and hidden nooks within the lagoons. It's a unique perspective that allows you to fully appreciate the beauty and serenity of Twin Lagoon. Overall, Twin Lagoon in Palawan, Philippines is a must-visit destination for those seeking beauty, peace, and a connection with nature. Its exceptional turquoise water combined with the tranquil surroundings offer an experience that will leave you in awe. Whether you choose to swim, kayak, or simply bask in the beauty, Twin Lagoon will undoubtedly provide moments of true serenity and relaxation.

Twin Lagoon is part of Coron Island Tour B as called by tour agencies. It's usually the first destination of this tour package. To get to the lagoon, one has to go swimming or ride a kayak. Disclaimer: non-swimmers are advised to wear their life jackets all the time. For swimmers, they need to keep or at least bring a life jacket the entire time, just in case of emergency.

It’s amazing! Even if it’s full of tourists, you’ll still find a nice little spot to chill. It’s a must-visit.

Best stop on the ultimate tour! Loved squeezing through the little gateway to the lake - super fun! Water is beautiful.

This is a unique lake in Coron. Due to different salinities the temperature of the water changes quickly depending on the depth you are swimming. This makes the lake ideal for freediving. When at the surface you get an eerie feeling when looking at the limestone formations disappearing in the depths. Fortunately, the lake is only inhabited by barracuda who are not dangerous for humans (although they are not seen very often) and small bottom feeder fish. If you do a boat tour this lake is worth a visit!

Clean and clear freshwater lake. Surrounded by unique shapes of rock formation.

Barracuda Lake in Coron is deep, with limestone formations and crevices underwater, perfect for diving. Life vests are available to keep you afloat while enjoying the rocky scenes. It's enchanting!

Gorgeous lake! It’s so warm. Great for free diving so make sure you rent some flippers! Known for a huge barracuda in there but apparently friendly. A few aggressive little fish that bite you!

It’s great when you come with your goggles or snorkel to see the rock formations under the water. Sometimes it can get crowded because many divers come to see the Barracuda fish. The water is warm and the scenery is relaxing.

In Coron, Barracuda Lake is known for its diving site, where you can find bones of fish on the shoreline. Salt and freshwater, which is the optimum temperature to dive in, are accompanied by blue lakes and scenery. A normal island-hopping excursion in Coron also includes a visit to Barracuda Lake. Before you reach the pier, you'll observe limestone cliffs towering above the ocean as you take a boat ride to the lake. It's amongst the most magical experiences you'll have on your Coron tour. Before jumping into the blue waves, take a lot of pictures and movies. Bring deeper scuba gear or go freediving to feel the lake's thermal gradient. The forms of the lake make for a lovely view. How to get there You may either join a group excursion (Coron Island Tour) or hire a private boat to Barracuda Lake from Coron Town Proper. Best time to visit Highly recommended to visit during summer months. Go early in the morning when the location is less congested. Because the lake's entry is narrow, it might be busy during peak hours. Entrance fee There is an entrance fee to Barracuda Lake

Baracuda Lake in Coron, Philippines—a surreal spot where layers of fresh and saltwater create a unique thermal stratification. The temperature changes as you dive, offering a fascinating underwater experience. Freediving and Scuba diving is one of the best experience here.

Really crowded place. You go up to shore and climb a little bit of stairs to the other side to the lake. We even waited a couple hours and came back later because the bay was completely full of boats. When we were leaving, a lot of people had to walk/swim to shore still. As you can see in one video, a throng of people couldn’t swim so they were toted around in a train to get to/from their boat. Kind of amusing, but also since they can’t swim… On the other side at barracuda lake, the area to get in the water is very tiny, and they crowded the platform to the point you couldn’t walk on the platform from the stairs to get to the area to jump in. Barracuda lake itself: cool to see the limestone cliffs go down into the water for sure, but just realize there is no marine life or corals or anything. We dove down 14-15meters or so and couldn’t feel the temperature change on the day we were there, so if this is important to you, maybe plan a scuba dive or plan to bring your proper free dive mask as the squeeze gets to be a bit much on the eyes any deeper than 15m with the rental masks provided (in my opinion).

Freediving paradise. Me and my family have a superb experience. The cold and hot water will amaze you.

Such a gem in Coron. Clean, blue-green, and captivating. The tall rock formation will greet you above, and the inviting waters will get you excited for a dip! The funny thing is that I haven’t seen a barracuda during my visit 😅 This is part of the Super Ultimate Coron tour.

It’s the second stop of our ultimate tour. The rock around the path and the lake are so incredible. I can’t do free diving so I’m really impressed someone who can do it. However, I’ve tried to take a picture with opened eyes under the water.

Looking down felt so terrifying! But I took the courage to dive in coz it's my first time to use fins and it felt amazing!

One of a kind -Best views and crystal clear water! Highly recommended. One of the best spot in Coron Palawan. The lake is few minutes hike from the boat and challenging paths like small wooden steps above big sharp rocks. It is not very safe for people have mobility and balance issue. If you are going island hoping bring cash with you because theres some snack stands in the island that sells everything from all kinds of beverages, alcohol, hot bananaque and fresh coconut drinks.

Totally worth the 720 steps to the top. Great views plus that “accomplished” feeling. I feel like the internet portrays this as some grand hike, but it probably only took 20 or so minutes (maybe not even that).

This is the most popular place to visit in Coron to watch the sunset. You start at the bottom of the Mt. Tapyas Stairs and climb 721 steps up the mountain which takes around 10-20 minutes. You can walk on slippers. It is recommended to bring a bottle of water. At the top you are treated to beautiful views of Coron and the surrounding islands. The sunset is wonderful to watch but after the sun goes down the really beautiful colours show up in the sky. The way down has lights so it is doable and only takes about 10 minutes.

Had a good quick hike here. Not so much. They claim that it has 721 or so steps over all. Has a lot of stops for a quick rest on benches. A stair based trail with a high peak view. I guess good time is around mornings and afternoons. Just make sure to bring extra clothes. Scenery picture provided.

Finally, we surmounted over 700 steps to the infamous but beautiful elevated landform of Coron - 𝐌𝐭. 𝐓𝐚𝐩𝐲𝐚𝐬, despite the gloomy and windy dusk, lack of exercise, and threat of slippery stairs. It's a blessing somehow, that we climbed without the heat of the sun and a crowd. We stayed past nightfall and enjoyed the evening view of Coron Bay and the lit-up little town.

The view was worth the >700 steps going up. There are also markers along the way to see how far you had climb

Place is romantic…but challenging to reach as expected. There are around 720 steps going to the peak. We went here after a tour (showered first) at around 6pm and the sun was already setting so we didn’t reach the peak during golden hour. The view was breathtaking still. It is a popular spot for joggers and even at 7pm there were still some tourists going up. The path is a bit dark but there is a CORON illumination at the top. We got engaged here. It was really memorable.

721 steps with plenty of benches to sit on along the way. Come a little earlier than the beginning of sunset as otherwise all the seats will be taken.

Nice view over the surrounding area and also Coron Town. there are 772 steps to the viewdeck.

Great view, and good bit of exercise. Perfect for getting your bearings of Coron! Amazing views from the top, well worth the 15-20 Mon worth of steps. Lots of locals selling cool drinks to help you refresh if you forget yours!

good for hiking..nice place you can see coron town proper and coron island.just prepare your feet

Worth the 720 steps. I think everyone who goes to Coron should make this a part of their itinerary. Great view of the town and surrounding islands. Best to go up about an hour before sunset.

Ready for a short hike? 722 steps to reach the top of Mt. Tapyas "The Chipped " mountain. They say it was chipped due to bombing during WWII. Enjoy the 360 view of Coron Town Proper, Coron Island, and neighbouring islands as well. Make sure to bring enough water with you.

amazing park and 360 view. all the 720 steps were worth it, with benches along the way for resting. the view is better behind the cross so make sure to go around and capture the slopes with the sunset. i would go back here for the sunrise!

After climbing 720 stairs, the view and the wind are awesome. They mark the numbers by every hundred, it’s a good way to encourage people. It’s a pity that we’re not coming in the evening or a sunny day, we took lots of photos though.

The best view over Coron town. This is quite a climb to the top, however, I believe it's quite doable. It's about 720 steps until the top. There are stairs in good condition, which makes everything very bearable. On the top, you can enjoy a fantastic view over the town. On the front side you have the view over the town and on the back side over the green mountains. And the best thing is that this experience is fully free. Don't forget to bring a bottle of water or to buy before you start. I haven't seen anyone selling water or snacks on the top.

I was told that there is a place in town that we can hike, and I thought it would be through a trail. And voila it’s paved, which makes it easier to climb despite the unpredictable weather changes. I saw this hike offered in the Coron Town Tour, along with other sites for P700, so I thought it was paid admission, but turns out it’s free. A friend and I started the hike in the afternoon to avoid the harsh sunlight but it was still humid. I remember a sorbetero selling ice cream by the stairs for some reason. 😅 On the first few steps, we saw a senior citizen quit and told us that he can’t do it. We cheered him on, but back to the starting point he went. So if you have mobility issues, this might not be the best activity for you. We went up the hill and saw some Jehovah’s Witnesses at the benches. We took a break when we saw the view, then continued on to the top. There were many tourists up top despite it being a Tuesday, but it wasn’t so packed that you can’t take a proper solo picture. We saw the nimbus clouds fast approaching from the island across, and so we all stayed under this small shed and waited until the rain wasn’t heavy anymore. We soaked in the beautiful view under the Coron letters and started our descent by nightfall. I started feeling chilly up in there and we remember feeling the abrupt change in the temperature when we were halfway through the staircases. This is a good free workout if you’re looking for activities that aren’t in the sea.

Free entrance and a nice view of sunset, Coron and the cross

The 722 steps initially seemed daunting, and there were moments when turning back crossed my mind. However, with each step, the lush surroundings and anticipation of the view kept me going. Reaching the summit, I was greeted by an awe-inspiring panoramic view that instantly made every step worthwhile. The sunset painted the sky with hues of orange and pink, casting a mesmerizing glow over Coron. It was a scene that made the entire journey feel like a triumph. Enduring the hike, despite the fleeting thoughts of retreat, allowed me to witness nature's grandeur at its finest. Mt. Tapyas, with its challenging steps, became a metaphor for perseverance, and the view from the top transformed the trek into an unforgettable experience. If you're up for a bit of a climb, the sunset from Mt. Tapyas is an absolute must-see – a reward that makes every step an adventure worth taking.

We went there with the Island Escapade Tour, it was the most crowded spot but still okay compared to other places in El Nido or Coron. The beach and the water are absolutely incredible, we even saw 2 turtles close to the beach. There is a little shop for buying smoothies.

Beautiful!!!! White sand, crystal clear water, coconut palm trees.

Awesome sand beach Breath taking view Definitely rivals Boracay

The island is more than an hour by boat from the main island of Coron. The island has fine beaches , white sand and super clear water. When we went there we snorkel and saw a lot of fishes swimming around you. A beautiful island to visit.

The beach here is nice and spacious, so while it does get quite busy, there’s always plenty of real estate for everyone.

Favourite island on Island Escapade tour with JY tours . Perfect white soft sand , clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkelling . We saw giant clams . Good amount of shaded areas for sitting , and a small shop for beer and snacks , fresh coconut water

Ride a boat for like an hour from coron Port. It was super wavy, but it was a great experience. we arrived safe, thanks to our boat captain and the staff💙 this place was nice to relax from the wavy sea 🌊 😀 it was worth it. 😀

Very scenic beach far away for main island. We took the island escape tour and the tour is really worth it. White fine sand, clear water and can see fishes swimming around.

One of the best beaches, shallow water with white powder sand stretches about 50m out, You're able to just walk out. Slow current and beautiful corals.

On of the most beautiful islands in Philippines! Highly recommend :) Pure tropical vibes with clear water and palms

Another beautiful island with fine-sand beach and a tourist spot. There are people who sells turon and milk shake and buko on this island. But could get crowded in the afternoon. This was the 3rd and final stop of island escapade tour. The ride back to coron town proper took about 2 hrs.