Coron: The next tourism wonder
March 5, 2006 | 12:00am
CORON, PALAWAN – Coron has vast tourist potentials. It can be transformed into a key player in the development of Philippine tourism.
Coron Island has numerous caves which are home to a rare Philippine bird whose nest (balinsasayaw) is a rare expensive popular Chinese delicacy. There are seven lagoons in Coron which are only 15-minutes apart. For more island hopping and fun, Coron offers the enchanting 219 islands and islets with white sand beaches.
Most vistors to Coron like to stay at the beautiful Sangat Islands CYC Beach, Banul, Cabugao, Debatoc, Diwaran , Kalibunan, Lagat, Tara and the developed Maricaban, Dimakya, Malcapuya, Banana and Maleroyroy.
Coron also has the world renowned dive sites which are located at the narrow passages of Sangat, Gutob and Black Islands. The main attractions are the 26 sunken Japanese naval vessels.
For those who like hot springs, there is the popular Makinit Hot Spring Resort located at entrance of Coron harbor . It has wide pools with soothing hot saltwater to treat tired muscles and heal other diseases like arthritis.
Mountain climbers and hikers will enjoy the trek up Mount Tapyas which is more than 2,000 feet above sea level with some 719 concrete steps which lead to the top. Once at the top, one can witness the full view of Coron town and harbor.
Still included in the long list of Coron’s rich natural resources is the Los Siete Pecados. When fully developed, it is sure to contribute to the success of the Coron tourism program. Part of the master plan is the construction of hanging bridges to interconnect the seven rock islands complete with diving boards, stairways, floating rest houses and slides.
Palawan Wonder Tours takes visitors to Coron on Friday evenings and returns on Monday mornings by Superferry, Seair or Asian Spirit. Call Tess Dono at 995-0039 or 0919-2524685 and Madeliene Caneta at 0916-0978 or 0920-8079250.
Coron Island has numerous caves which are home to a rare Philippine bird whose nest (balinsasayaw) is a rare expensive popular Chinese delicacy. There are seven lagoons in Coron which are only 15-minutes apart. For more island hopping and fun, Coron offers the enchanting 219 islands and islets with white sand beaches.
Most vistors to Coron like to stay at the beautiful Sangat Islands CYC Beach, Banul, Cabugao, Debatoc, Diwaran , Kalibunan, Lagat, Tara and the developed Maricaban, Dimakya, Malcapuya, Banana and Maleroyroy.
Coron also has the world renowned dive sites which are located at the narrow passages of Sangat, Gutob and Black Islands. The main attractions are the 26 sunken Japanese naval vessels.
For those who like hot springs, there is the popular Makinit Hot Spring Resort located at entrance of Coron harbor . It has wide pools with soothing hot saltwater to treat tired muscles and heal other diseases like arthritis.
Mountain climbers and hikers will enjoy the trek up Mount Tapyas which is more than 2,000 feet above sea level with some 719 concrete steps which lead to the top. Once at the top, one can witness the full view of Coron town and harbor.
Still included in the long list of Coron’s rich natural resources is the Los Siete Pecados. When fully developed, it is sure to contribute to the success of the Coron tourism program. Part of the master plan is the construction of hanging bridges to interconnect the seven rock islands complete with diving boards, stairways, floating rest houses and slides.
Palawan Wonder Tours takes visitors to Coron on Friday evenings and returns on Monday mornings by Superferry, Seair or Asian Spirit. Call Tess Dono at 995-0039 or 0919-2524685 and Madeliene Caneta at 0916-0978 or 0920-8079250.
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