Travelers often visit El Nido and Coron in Palawan, Philippines. Both island hopping and scuba diving provide breathtaking vistas, pristine waters, and a wealth of marine life.

An expedition from El Nido to Coron usually takes three to five days, depending on the route used and the activities scheduled. Typically, the journey involves sailing a bangka, a traditional Filipino boat, and stopping at several beaches and islands along the way.

A few well-known islands and places that might be in the itinerary are as follows:
 

• Little Lagoon: encircled by limestone cliffs, this charming lagoon has crystal-clear waters that are excellent for swimming and snorkeling.
• Big Lake is a larger tidal pond perfect for kayaking and exploring, with a deeper, more mysterious vibe.
• A little gap in a rock formation is the sole way to access the treasure known as the Hidden Lagoon.
• Double Lagoon: A unique swimming experience is provided by the warm and cold waters of these two lagoons, which are divided by a small tunnel.
• Lake Kayangan is a magnificent body of water bordered by karst rocks. Its waters are crystal clean.
• Calamian deer, zebras, and giraffes are among the exotic creatures that call Safari Park Calauit home.
• A collection of submerged World War II ships that are now well-liked dive locations due to their abundance of marine life are known as shipwrecks.
• A collection of submerged World War II ships that are now well-liked dive locations due to their abundance of marine life are known as shipwrecks.
  
  An El Nido to Coron excursion is a unique and life-changing experience for adventure seekers and environment enthusiasts. It offers you the opportunity to go through some of the most breathtaking and pristine areas in the Philippines and create lifelong memories.