Coron is a 71 sqkm island off the coast of Busuanga, part of the Calamian Group. Coron is home to an indigenous population, the Tagbanua. Coron is unusual in that it has high cliffs, up to 700m high, small mangrove swamp inlets and crystal clear water full of coral. The island is a haven for birds, monkeys and monitor lizards. Accommodation during the trip is camping on the beach.
All trips are self-paddle.
Coron's bizarre outcroppings form beautiful lagoons and the North Coast's Sugarloaf geology houses a maze of lagoons - the paddling is as good as it gets. Accommodation is beach camping , so you can expect birds, monkeys and monitor lizards around camp. We do use a traditional Banca support boat to transfer you to Coron Island, and bring fresh supplies and ice. We paddle north up the West Coast, following majestic limestone cliffs, lagoons, and deserted beaches. The afternoon is a continuation of the morning's paddle.