Wonderful Palawan

"Wonderful Palawan"

The exotic beauty of Palawan remains undefiled. Branded as the country's last frontier, Palawan is a sanctuary to an amazing variety of exotic flora and fauna that are found nowhere else. With more than a thousand islands and islets, Palawan boasts of white-sand beaches, scenic rock formations, underwater rivers and magnificent caves. Palawan is also home to Tubbataha Reef, the only national marine park that made it to the World Heritage List and whose grandeur is comparable to the Great Barrier Reef of Australia.

Coron Palawan Philippines is one of the popular diving spots in the country and is world renowned as the best wreck diving destination because of the Japanese warships that has been sunk by US Navy in World War II. Many local and foreign tourist come to Coron to dive because of these wrecks sunken ships and corel reefs. There are about twelve (12) Japanese major warships 118 to 160 meters in length that are sunk at depths of 10 to 43 meters. These sunken ships are a major contributor to tourism especially in the wreck diving destination in Coron Bay Palawan Philippines.

Coron Bay is located in Busuanga Island Group Southwest of Manila. Coron is a small fishing and trading town on this island. This town has no modern facilities, no beach and hotel. If you want to take a break from diving go to the beach, then there is Calamianes Islands. The Calamianes Islands is made up of many tiny islands where it offer white sand beaches. Going to this group of island is just a short boat-ride away from Coron town.