Kayangan lake: Fresh water lake, 350 steps to reach it;. Kayangan Lake is dubbed as the cleanest lake in Asia.The lake is quite deep, has crystal clear emerald-colored waters, and limestone mountains towering around.

Barracuda lake: Fresh water lake, 40 steps to reach it. A popular island hopping stop, scenic barracuda lake is of interest to divers for its unique layers of fresh, salt and brackish water and dramatic temperature shifts underwater (it can get as hot as 38°C). It's accessible by a short climb over a jagged, rocky wall that ends directly at the water's edge.

Twin lagoon: Where the warm water from the open sea meets the pure water from the subterranean river

Twin peaks coral garden & Balinsasayaw reef: Amazing coral gardens. coral gardens are a popular spot in Coron, both for locals and for tourists visiting the city. It is one of the many diving or snorkeling spots in Coron, Palawan. Here you will see different varieties of fish of all sizes and colors as well as rich coral reefs with branching formations. The reef is also abundant in giant clams, living in its natural environment, that are scattered all over the place.

Skeleton wreck: 3 meters deep wreck, full of fish. Skeleton Wreck is a 25m long Japanese supply ship that was hit by an airstrike during WWII by US Airforce.The ship now rests at a depth of 5m ranging to 22m at the deepest. It is an awesome spot in Coron, Palawan for free-diving or scuba diving as well as snorkeling on the surface.

Banol beach: White sandy beaches + blue waters with cottages for lunch. The waters are brilliant blue, the beaches are perfectly white, and the sheer cliffs will greet you with open views.Go sunbathing on the gorgeous white beaches. Aside from swimming in the nearby reef garden, you can stretch your nature photography muscles.

A cluster of seven magnificent islets promises breathtaking vistas and a vibrant underwater world brimming with life.As you explore these clear blue waters, you'll be awestruck by the endless array of colorful coral gardens that unveil themselves beneath the sun's rays.