dubbed the 'cleanest lake in the Philippines', is surrounded by a karst scenery of limestone cliffs and guarded maintained by Tagbanua tribesmen. Kayangan Lake is 70% freshwater and 30% salt water. One may choose to swim or snorkel in the lake, or simply float around in a life jacket.

is a very unusual dive site famous for its Thermocline. It is located North West of Coron Island in the Philippines. It is a freshwater lake taking place in a former crater. It is about 40m deep and surrounded by sharp limestone cliffs.

Twin Lagoon are one of the must-see destinations in the Coron Island Hopping Tour. The first lagoon is where the boats dock, while the second lagoon is hidden, the only access of which is a small crevice underneath the rock, or during high tide, a ladder over the rock.

is a popular Snorkelling spot in Coron Bay. It is also possible to scuba dive this small 25m long Shipwreck. The top of the Skeleton is 5m deep and going down to 22m at the stern. This is an easy dive ideal for beginners.

Coron Youth Club or CYC Beach is part of island hopping tours you can book in town. The beach has white sand and clear waters, dotted with mangrove trees and rock formations that make for a beautiful beachscape. It is also a favorite destination of locals who want to have a good time with their families.

Banol Beach is a small stretch of sandy white beach and usually where lunch is served during Coron Island Hopping Tours. Banol Beach is a public beach, and similar to the beaches in Coron island, is surrounded by a majestic backdrop of limestone cliffs.