Things to see and do Busuanga Island

You'll have to climb more than 700 steps to reach the most famous viewpoint in the city of Coron. But it's worth the effort; at the top, a breathtaking panoramic view will be yours. To the right are the domed hills covered with vegetation, to the left is the silhouette of Coron Island, one of the most beautiful islands in the archipelago, and in between is the beautiful Coron Bay. To avoid the heat, it is advisable to do this short (but intense) hike either early in the morning or at the end of the day for the sunset.

It is a very popular spot, especially at the end of the day, which does not detract from the charm of the experience. Travelers as well as locals come to bask in these naturally hot springs. The water, half spring water, half sea water, reaches in some places 40 degrees! It is in fact thanks to an underwater volcano that boils (no danger on land, rest assured). We come there to relax after a day of exploration, to enjoy the superb sunset from a most sympathetic frame between limestone rocks, vegetation and bay in the distance.

The town of Coron is known worldwide as the gateway to many underwater wrecks. Indeed, several Japanese ships were sunk by the Americans during the Second World War. Some of them are up to 160 meters long and perfectly preserved (such as the Irako wreck), or are home to beautiful corals and abundant aquatic life (such as the Okikawa Maru, Akitsushima, Kogyo Maru or Olympia Maru wrecks). Beginners can dive around Lusong (9m) andEast Tanbgat (22m). An exceptional experience.