Coron Reefs and Wrecks Tour

r world filled with colorful corals and diverse marine life. It’s a top snorkeling and diving destination, perfect for exploring thriving coral reefs and spotting fish, sea turtles, and other aquatic creatures.

Pass Island, a tropical gem in Coron, Palawan, offers a serene escape with powdery white sand beaches, swaying palm trees, and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can relax under the shade, swim in the calm sea, or snorkel to explore vibrant coral reefs and colorful marine life just off the shore. The island is perfect for picnics, with scenic views of the surrounding turquoise waters and nearby islets. For those seeking a bit of adventure, a short hike to the island's peak rewards guests with panoramic views of the area. Pass Island is ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers looking for a slice of paradise!

d War II shipwreck nestled just below the surface. Perfect for snorkeling and diving, this historic wreck is now home to colorful corals and marine life, creating a unique underwater landscape. The shallow depth allows even novice snorkelers to see the sunken vessel clearly, while divers can swim around its hauntingly beautiful structure. Schools of fish dart through the ship’s remains, offering incredible photo opportunities. It’s a must-visit for history buffs and underwater enthusiasts alike!

The East Tangat Wreck in Coron, Palawan, offers an exciting opportunity to explore a partially submerged World War II Japanese supply ship. This shallow wreck is ideal for both snorkelers and beginner divers, with its bow and midsection visible from the surface. Divers can navigate through the ship’s fascinating corridors and observe the thriving marine ecosystem that has transformed it into an artificial reef. The wreck is teeming with vibrant corals, sponges, and schools of fish, making it a unique blend of history and marine life. It’s a captivating stop for adventurers and underwater explorers!